Harry H. Corbett

Harry H. Corbett OBE was an English actor. Corbett was best known for his starring role in the popular and long-running BBC Television sitcom Steptoe and Son in the 1960s and 70s. Early in his career he was dubbed "the English Marlon Brando" by some sections of the British press.

Cast

Carry On Screaming!

(Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung)

Steptoe & Son

(Harold Steptoe)

Jabberwocky

(Squire)

Sammy Going South

(Lem)

Cover Girl Killer

(The Man)

That's Carry On!

(Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung (archive footage))

Nowhere to Go

(Sullivan)

Steptoe & Son Ride Again

(Harold Steptoe)

The Sandwich Man

(Stage Door Keeper)

The Bargee

(Hemel Pike)

Percy's Progress

(Prime Minister)

Floods of Fear

(Sharkey)

Ladies Who Do

(James Ryder)

The Plank

(Amourous Van Driver)

Some People

(Johnnie's Father)

Rattle of a Simple Man

(Percy Winthram)

Joey Boy

(Joey Boy Thompson)

In the Wake of a Stranger

(McCabe)

The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins

(Ambrose (segment "Lust"))

What a Crazy World

(Sam)

Adventures of a Private Eye

(Sydney Burke)

Marriage of Convenience

(Inspector Bruce)

The Unstoppable Man

(Feist)

Time to Remember

(Jack Burgess)

Crooks and Coronets

(Frank Finley)

The Hothouse

(Harry Fender)

Emperor Jones

(Smithers)

The Bird, the Bear and the Actress

(P. Panghurst Shippers)

The House That Jigger Built

(Jigger Barrett)

A Hymn from Jim

(Alan Glut)

What's Up Superdoc!

(Sergeant Major Goodwin, Rtd.)

Never Look Back

(Policeman in charge cells (uncredited))

The Big Day

(Harry Jackson)

Shake Hands with the Devil

(Clancy)

Pot Luck

(Hungry Herbert)

Silver Dream Racer

(Wiggins)

The Shakedown

(Gollar)

Hardcore

(Art)

Sparrows Can't Sing

(Greengrocer)

Never Talk to Strangers

(Basil Puddifoot)

The Best of the Adventures

(Sydney Burke (archive footage) (uncredited))

Shoestring

Tales of the Unexpected

(George Balsam)

Steptoe and Son

(Harold Steptoe)

Mr Aitch

Cilla

(Self)

Armchair Theatre

(Harry Fender)

The Goodies

(Minister for Health)

Grundy

(Leonard Grundy)

Galton and Simpson Comedy

Theatre 625

(Jake Whittington)