Peter Craze

Peter Craze

Born in Redruth, Cornwall, to Gerald, a solicitor, and his wife, Jeanne (nee Vollar), Peter was the third of seven siblings. His father died when Peter was young, and the family relocated to Brixton, south London, and later Surrey. During this period he showed an early talent for acting in Scout Association Gang Show stage productions, which led to a number of roles in repertory theatre, including Pip in Great Expectations opposite Donald Sutherland.

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Filmography

1990

The Dreamstone
The Dreamstone
as Narrator (voice)
TV - Released: 9/25/1990

1985

Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil
Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil
as Keilbach
Movie - Released: 2/17/1985

1981

Bergerac
Bergerac
as Andrew
TV - Released: 10/18/1981

1980

The Enigma Files
The Enigma Files
as Det. Sgt. Brown
TV - Released: 4/15/1980

1979

Doctor Who: Nightmare of Eden
Doctor Who: Nightmare of Eden
as Officer Costa
Movie - Released: 12/15/1979
Shoestring
Shoestring
TV - Released: 9/30/1979
Minder
Minder
as Middleton
TV - Released: 10/29/1979

1978

Blake's 7
Blake's 7
as Prell
TV - Released: 1/2/1978
Blake's 7
Blake's 7
as Servalan's Assistant
TV - Released: 1/2/1978

1977

Wings
Wings
TV - Released: 1/2/1977
The Professionals
The Professionals
as Security Man
TV - Released: 12/30/1977

1975

Angels
Angels
TV - Released: 9/1/1975

1972

Quiet Afternoon
Quiet Afternoon
as The Policeman
Movie - Released: 10/5/1972

1970

The Beast in the Cellar
The Beast in the Cellar
as Roy
Movie - Released: 8/1/1970

1969

Doctor Who: The War Games
Doctor Who: The War Games
as Du Pont
Movie - Released: 6/21/1969

1965

Doctor Who: The Space Museum
Doctor Who: The Space Museum
as Dako
Movie - Released: 5/15/1965
TV
United!
TV - Released: 10/4/1965

1964

The Secret of Blood Island
The Secret of Blood Island
as Red
Movie - Released: 12/1/1964
TV
Martin Chuzzlewit
TV - Released: 1/19/1964

1963

Doctor Who
Doctor Who
as Costa
TV - Released: 11/23/1963

1962

Z-Cars
Z-Cars
TV - Released: 1/2/1962

1955

Dixon of Dock Green
Dixon of Dock Green
as Bob Reynolds
TV - Released: 7/9/1955