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'''Bernard Cribbins''' is a well-known British comedy actor, of "[http://www.carryonline.com/ Carry On]" fame. His most recent well-known role was playing the recurring character ''Wilfred Mott'' in the popular science-fiction show ''Doctor Who''. He narrated several unspecified episodes of [[Jackanory]]'s telling of ''The Hobbit'' in [[1979]]. | '''Bernard Cribbins''' is a well-known British comedy actor, of "[http://www.carryonline.com/ Carry On]" fame. His most recent well-known role was playing the recurring character ''Wilfred Mott'' in the popular science-fiction show ''Doctor Who''. He narrated several unspecified episodes of [[Jackanory]]'s telling of ''The Hobbit'' in [[1979]]. | ||
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Cribbins Wikipedia profile] | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Cribbins Wikipedia profile] | ||
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Bernard Cribbins is a well-known British comedy actor, of "Carry On" fame. His most recent well-known role was playing the recurring character Wilfred Mott in the popular science-fiction show Doctor Who. He narrated several unspecified episodes of Jackanory's telling of The Hobbit in 1979.
