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Geoffrey Hughes
Geoffrey Hughes

Geoffrey Hughes

ActingBorn February 2, 1944Died July 27, 2012 (age 68)Wallasey, Merseyside, England, UK

Biography

Geoffrey Hughes DL was an English actor. Hughes provided the voice of Paul McCartney in the animated film Yellow Submarine, and rose to fame for portraying much-loved binman Eddie Yeats in the long-running British soap opera Coronation Street from 1974 to 1983, making a return to the show in 1987.

Filmography

2023Movie
2023Movie
2008
Flick

as Tony Ray

Movie
2007Movie
2007
Expresso

as The Builder

Movie
2007
Skins

as Uncle Keith

TV
2007
Skins

as Fat Bastard

TV
2007
Skins

as Bandy

TV
2001
On Location: The Carry Ons

as Willie (archive footage) (uncredited)

Movie
1998TV
1995
The Smiths

as Dooley

Movie
1993
I, Lovett

as Dirk (voice)

TV
1993
I, Lovett

as Dirk (voice) / Addison Mammon

TV
1992
Heartbeat

as Vernon Scripps

TV
1991
Spender

as Kenny Coates

TV
1990TV
1990
Needle

as Repo Man

Movie
1990
The Man from the Pru

as Det Sgt Bailey

Movie
1990TV
1990
You Rang, M'Lord?

as Fred Kendall

TV
1986Movie
1986
Casualty

as Si Blake

TV
1985
Screen Two

as Det. Sgt. Bailey

TV
1977
That's Carry On!

as Willie (archive footage) (uncredited)

Movie
1974TV
1973Movie
1971Movie
1971
Revenge

as Fred

Movie
1971
The Blood on Satan's Claw

as Drinking Villager

Movie
1970TV
1970TV
1970Movie
1969Movie
1969
Up Pompeii!

as Piteous

TV
1969
Till Death Us Do Part

as Mike's Brother

Movie
1968
Please Sir!

as Mr. Turner

TV
1968
Dad's Army

as Bridge Corporal

TV
1968
Yellow Submarine

as Paul McCartney (voice) (as Geoff Hughes)

Movie
1968
The Bofors Gun

as Private Samuel - Cookhouse

Movie
1967
Smashing Time

as Builder

Movie
1965
BBC Play of the Month

as Second Workman

TV
1965
Thirty-Minute Theatre

as Lance-Corporal Williams

TV
1964TV
1964
The Wednesday Play

as Flash Blakey

TV
1963
Doctor Who

as Popplewick

TV
1962TV

Personal Info

DepartmentActing
BirthdayFebruary 2, 1944
Day of DeathJuly 27, 2012
Place of BirthWallasey, Merseyside, England, UK
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