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Freddie Fletcher

Freddie Fletcher

Grimethorpe born Freddie Fletcher is an actor who is best known for his role as Jud Casper, the bullying brother in Ken Loach's classic 1969 film Kes. Prior to the film, Fletcher had no acting experience and was working as a painter and decorator but, after the film proved a success, Fletcher secured a number of TV roles, most notably as layabout Raymond Shepherd, one of Diana Dors's wayward sons in the popular comedy series Queenie's Castle. Roles in Coronation Street, Emmerdale, All Creatures Great and Small, Children's Ward and Heartbeat followed, along with four Play for Today's, Jack Rosenthal's Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. and the 1974 film Juggernaut. His last acting role was as Judd the barman in the 1996 movie When Saturday Comes. The film, about Sheffield United, starred Sean Bean who recommended him for the part. Fletcher still lives in Grimethorpe with his wife, Joy, who was Willowgarth School's non-teaching Head of Year.

Personal information

Birthday

1950-01-01

Birth Place

Grimethorpe, South Yorkshire

Movies and TV shows :

poster

All Creatures Great and Small

1978

7.6

TV
Another Sunday and Sweet F.A.

Another Sunday and Sweet F.A.

1972

0.0

Movie
Brothers in Trouble

Brothers in Trouble

1995

2.0

Movie
poster

Clouds of Glory

1978

5.0

TV
Fox

Fox

1980

1.0

Movie
poster

G.B.H.

1991

6.4

TV
poster

Heartbeat

1992

7.0

TV
Juggernaut

Juggernaut

1974

6.1

Movie
Keep an Eye on Albert

Keep an Eye on Albert

1975

0.0

Movie
Kes

Kes

1970

7.5

Movie
Nearly a Happy Ending

Nearly a Happy Ending

1980

0.0

Movie
poster

Peak Practice

1993

5.9

TV
poster

Play for Today

1970

6.1

TV
poster

Queenie's Castle

1970

5.7

TV
Red Shift

Red Shift

1978

7.4

Movie
Shut Down

Shut Down

1973

0.0

Movie
Steps Back

Steps Back

1973

0.0

Movie
The Nature of the Beast

The Nature of the Beast

1988

7.0

Movie
When Saturday Comes

When Saturday Comes

1996

5.9

Movie