Richard Butler (died 23rd April, 2003) played Jim Schofield on Coronation Street in 1962 and returned six years later to play the role of Mr Fleming, Dickie Fleming's father. His other credits include Crown Court, Z Cars, The Naked Civil Servant, Scum and the hugely successful 1994 film Four Weddings and a Funeral.
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| - Richard Butler (died 23rd April, 2003) played Jim Schofield on Coronation Street in 1962 and returned six years later to play the role of Mr Fleming, Dickie Fleming's father. His other credits include Crown Court, Z Cars, The Naked Civil Servant, Scum and the hugely successful 1994 film Four Weddings and a Funeral.
- On stage, Butler played Jonathan Harker opposite Bela Lugosi in the latter's final tour of Dracula (1951). Butler was a frequent presence on British television since the 1950s, appearing in a range of one-off television plays and anthologies. He also appeared on Coronation Street, a first season installment of The Avengers, the Peter Cushing Sherlock Holmes series, and Z Cars. Butler had supporting roles in the TV movie The Naked Civil Servant (with John Hurt) and the miniseries The Singing Detective (with Michael Gambon), Traffik, and the 1994 Middlemarch. His most visible roles were in the 1981 film The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (as Nostradamus, with Orson Welles narrating) and in Four Weddings and a Funeral (as the vicar for the fourth wedding).
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| - Richard Butler (died 23rd April, 2003) played Jim Schofield on Coronation Street in 1962 and returned six years later to play the role of Mr Fleming, Dickie Fleming's father. His other credits include Crown Court, Z Cars, The Naked Civil Servant, Scum and the hugely successful 1994 film Four Weddings and a Funeral.
- On stage, Butler played Jonathan Harker opposite Bela Lugosi in the latter's final tour of Dracula (1951). Butler was a frequent presence on British television since the 1950s, appearing in a range of one-off television plays and anthologies. He also appeared on Coronation Street, a first season installment of The Avengers, the Peter Cushing Sherlock Holmes series, and Z Cars. Butler had supporting roles in the TV movie The Naked Civil Servant (with John Hurt) and the miniseries The Singing Detective (with Michael Gambon), Traffik, and the 1994 Middlemarch. His most visible roles were in the 1981 film The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (as Nostradamus, with Orson Welles narrating) and in Four Weddings and a Funeral (as the vicar for the fourth wedding).
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