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Bob Cryer (born 24th November 1973 in London) appeared on Coronation Street in September 1998 as Inspector Johnson, who led the search for the missing Toyah Battersby in East London. After studying English & Theatre at Warwick he went on to train at LAMDA. Other credits include roles in Highlander, Colour Blind, Holby City, Bombshell, The Bill, Doctors, EastEnders, Outnumbered and The Interceptor. Stage productions include Guerilla/Whore, Don Juan, Into Thy Hands, Eugene Onegin, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, The Tempest and Mrs Hudson's Christmas Corker. Sergeant Bob Cryer was a character in The Bill from 1984 until 2001.

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Bob Cryer (born 24th November 1973 in London) appeared on Coronation Street in September 1998 as Inspector Johnson, who led the search for the missing Toyah Battersby in East London. After studying English & Theatre at Warwick he went on to train at LAMDA. Other credits include roles in Highlander, Colour Blind, Holby City, Bombshell, The Bill, Doctors, EastEnders, Outnumbered and The Interceptor. Stage productions include Guerilla/Whore, Don Juan, Into Thy Hands, Eugene Onegin, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, The Tempest and Mrs Hudson's Christmas Corker. He is the son of writer and comedian Barry Cryer. Sergeant Bob Cryer was a character in The Bill from 1984 until 2001.

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