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Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Birthday
July 7, 1941
Died
January 3, 2020
Place of Birth
London
Also Known As
- Chris Beeny
Christopher Beeny
0.2 Popularity
Biography
Christopher Beeny was an English actor and dancer. He had a career as a child actor, but was best known for his work as the footman Edward Barnes on the 1970s television series "Upstairs, Downstairs", as Billy Henshaw in the sitcom "In Loving Memory", and as the incompetent debt collector and golfer Morton Beamish in "Last of the Summer Wine".
Known For
4.8
Crawford
Pop Pirates
1984
6.5
The Rag Trade
1977
🎬
5.0
Miss Jones And Son
1977
7.8
The Photographer
The Sweeney
1975
9.0
Lance Corporal
The Square of Three
1973
7.1
Morton Beemish
Last of the Summer Wine
1973
7.1
Repo Man
Last of the Summer Wine
1973
7.1
Teasdale
Last of the Summer Wine
1973
7.8
Edward Barnes
Upstairs, Downstairs
1971
7.8
self
Upstairs, Downstairs
1971
Credits
Pop Pirates
as Crawford
1984
4.8
The Rag Trade
1977
6.5
🎬
Miss Jones And Son
1977
5.0
The Sweeney
as The Photographer
1975
7.8
The Square of Three
as Lance Corporal
1973
9.0
Last of the Summer Wine
as Morton Beemish
1973
7.1
Last of the Summer Wine
as Repo Man
1973
7.1
Last of the Summer Wine
as Teasdale
1973
7.1
Upstairs, Downstairs
as Edward Barnes
1971
7.8
Upstairs, Downstairs
as self
1971
7.8
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
as Sparks
1971
7.4
Softly Softly: Task Force
as Daley
1969
6.0
In Loving Memory
as Billy Henshaw
1969
6.8
🎬
For King and Country: Out There
as Monte Marsh
1963
0.0
Doctor in Distress
as Medical Student (uncredited)
1963
6.2
🎬
Outbreak of Murder
1962
0.0
A French Mistress
as Stephenson
1960
5.7
Armchair Theatre
as Lance Corporal
1956
5.8
Man of the Moment
as Lennie Grove (uncredited)
1955
6.5
🎬
Television Playhouse
as Chris
1955
0.0
Dixon of Dock Green
as Jonty
1955
5.3
It's a Great Day
as Lennie Grove
1955
5.7
Child's Play
as Horatio Flynn
1954
6.5
🎬
The Grove Family
as Lenny Grove
1954
0.0
The Kidnappers
as Jan Hooft Jr.
1953
6.4
The Long Memory
as Mickie
1953
6.6
Hallmark Hall of Fame
as John, The Page
1951
8.6