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A Mancunian-born actor who became associated with a number of Liverpudlian roles, he has been appearing on British television since the 1970s. As of January 2012, his most recent role is a recurring one in White Heat, but his career stretches all the way back to at least Philip Hinchcliffe's Target in the late 1970s. Among the many guest-starring gigs he's had are tuns on Law & Order UK with Freema Agyeman and Bill Paterson; All Creatures Great and Small with Peter Davison and Lynda Bellingham; Emmerdale Farm; and Hi-de-Hi!

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  • Geoffrey Leesley
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  • A Mancunian-born actor who became associated with a number of Liverpudlian roles, he has been appearing on British television since the 1970s. As of January 2012, his most recent role is a recurring one in White Heat, but his career stretches all the way back to at least Philip Hinchcliffe's Target in the late 1970s. Among the many guest-starring gigs he's had are tuns on Law & Order UK with Freema Agyeman and Bill Paterson; All Creatures Great and Small with Peter Davison and Lynda Bellingham; Emmerdale Farm; and Hi-de-Hi!
  • Geoffrey Leesley (born 1st June 1949 in Manchester), is a British actor who played Gordon Clegg for three episodes between 2002 and 2004, briefly stepping into the role from Bill Kenwright. He also appeared as Tommy Cox in 1978, as well as appearing in an episode of the Street's spin-off The Brothers McGregor in August 1988.
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  • Geoffrey Leesley (born 1st June 1949 in Manchester), is a British actor who played Gordon Clegg for three episodes between 2002 and 2004, briefly stepping into the role from Bill Kenwright. He also appeared as Tommy Cox in 1978, as well as appearing in an episode of the Street's spin-off The Brothers McGregor in August 1988. Other credits include minor roles in The Dancing Years, Target, Armchair Thriller, Rentaghost, Emmerdale, Ladykillers, Juliet Bravo, Minder, Stranger, Crown Court, Harry's Game, One by One, Hi-de-Hi!, Only Fools and Horses, Albion Market, Bergerac, Capstick's Law, Waterfront Beat, The Darling Buds of May, Brookside, The Chief, Coogan's Run, Pie in the Sky, Heartbeat, The Bill, Peak Practice, Holby City, Little Britain, Wire in the Blood, Casualty, White Heat and Doctors.
  • A Mancunian-born actor who became associated with a number of Liverpudlian roles, he has been appearing on British television since the 1970s. As of January 2012, his most recent role is a recurring one in White Heat, but his career stretches all the way back to at least Philip Hinchcliffe's Target in the late 1970s. The shows in which he's had a substantial recurring role include: Robert Banks Stewart's Bergerac; Waterfront Beat; Brookside; the 1996 run of The Liver Birds; and Casualty. He's also had smaller recurring roles on Coronation Street; EastEnders; and Little Britain, with Tom Baker, Matt Lucas and David Walliams. Among the many guest-starring gigs he's had are tuns on Law & Order UK with Freema Agyeman and Bill Paterson; All Creatures Great and Small with Peter Davison and Lynda Bellingham; Emmerdale Farm; and Hi-de-Hi!
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