Peter Blake
Acting
Born 1948-12-08
Died 2018-07-23
Selkirk - Scotland - UK
33 credits
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Peter Blake (1948-2018) was an actor famous for his roles on TV, stage and film. He was perhaps best known for his role as the medallion man fantasist Kirk St Moritz in John Sullivan's 1980s sitcoms Dear John and for his recurring role as the Fonz like character in the Pepsi adverts of the '70s and '80s which saw him release a UK Top 40 Hit with 'Lipsmackin Rock n Rollin'. In the theatre, Blake starred in Hair, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Jesus Christ Superstar and many Ray Cooney productions. On TV, Blake guested in many productions including Z Cars, Casualty, A Very Peculiar Practice, Taggart, Shoestring, Out, Ever Decreasing Circles, Just Good Friends, and Doctors.
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Filmography
Acting
29 credits
Minder
Bergerac
The Professionals
Lexx
Jonathan Creek
Shoestring
Shine on Harvey Moon
A Very Peculiar Practice
Fiddlers Three
Just Good Friends
Agony
Dear John
Out
After Henry
The High Life
Freud
Penmarric
Intimate Games
Run For Your Wife
Split Ends
Panic
Dogfood Dan And The Carmarthen Cowboy
Praying Mantis
The After Dinner Joke
Heroes and Villains
Murder On Line One
Cash in Hand
The Proofing Session
Days
Other credits
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