Derek Fowlds
London-born character actor Derek Fowlds came to the fore on television as 'Mr. Derek', straight man to the children's puppet Basil Brush (succeeding Rodney Bewes in that capacity), then as private secretary and political advisor Bernard Woolley, diligently keeping the reins on obtuse British Cabinet Minister Jim Hacker (Paul Eddington) in Yes Minister (1980), and, finally, as retired police sergeant -- turned pub proprietor -- Oscar Blaketon during the entire 18-year run of Heartbeat (1992). Having done his national service in the RAF, Fowlds based the Blaketon character on a drill instructor, commenting "I just cut my hair shorter, slicked it back and shouted a lot and Oscar was born." In his youth, Fowlds aspired to becoming a footballer. He first tried acting in school plays as a bit of a lark. "Just for kicks" he later decided to pursue the profession more seriously, trained at RADA and debuted on stage in a 1961 production of "The Miracle Worker" at London's Wyndham Theatre. Thereafter, he popped up in the occasional motion picture but was considerably more prolific on the small screen where he regularly alternated between comedy and drama. Early on, he played the lead in his own short-lived detective series, Take a Pair of Private Eyes (1966). His autobiography "A Part Worth Playing" was released in 2015.
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Derek Freda
Derek Freda is known for Metro (1997), Bad Grandpa (2013) and Action Point (2018).
Derek Frood
Derek Frood is known for Throne Alone (2022), Poldark (2015) and Creatures (2021).
Derek Gaines
The man with the smile of a thousand angels, Derek Gaines, a California born New Jersey resident, raised a new face in the wonderful art of comedy. July 29th 1984 was the day that the Lindenwold's only campaign began. Derek started in the vicious comedy clubs the Philadelphia area and than working on what he would like to call the "Left field crusader show", the style of comedy that speaks to all but touches the very hearts of the Black, "can't-be-a-thug suburbanite only children" of the US. Derek trusts and believes God for this gift he has been given and just wants to bring it back for the people. "Progress and not peril" is his motto and he plans to take that with him through every stage of his career.
Derek Gilroy
Derek Gilroy is known for Elysium (2013), Tooth Fairy (2010) and Hairspray (2007).
Derek Goh
Derek Goh is known for Limitless (2015), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and The Punisher (2017).
Derek Gomez
Derek Gomez is known for The Tournament (2009), Blooded (2011) and Deep Shit (2017).
Derek Good
Derek Good was born on 2 July 1968 in Holton, England, UK. Derek is an actor and director, known for Out of Sync: Pilot (2017), The Footbridge (2018) and Doctor Strange: Multiversal Madness (2022).
Derek Goodall
Derek Goodall is known for The Book Tower (1979), Aspen the Series (2011) and Creating America's Next Hit Show (2013).