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Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Birthday
October 30, 1924
Died
April 23, 2003
Place of Birth
Bradford, Yorkshire, England
Richard Butler
0.3 Popularity
Biography
Richard Butler was a Bradford born British actor who appeared mostly on television in a career that stretched back to the live broadcasts of the early 1950s. He is perhaps best known for playing the vicar officiating at Charles and Henrietta's abortive wedding in the 1994 film Four Weddings and a Funeral. He died on April 23, 2003 in Surrey, England.
Known For
6.7
MP (uncredited)
Some Mother's Son
1996
6.8
Vicar - Wedding Four
Four Weddings and a Funeral
1994
6.1
Sam Wilson
Peak Practice
1993
7.1
Ernest
Heartbeat
1992
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Chief Constable Colin Sampson
Shoot to Kill
1990
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Paul
Further and Particular
1988
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0.0
Frank
Yesterday's Dreams
1987
0.0
Mr Griff
Tales Out of School
1983
7.5
Mr Griff
Birth of a Nation
1983
5.0
Governor
Scrubbers
1982
Credits
Some Mother's Son
as MP (uncredited)
1996
6.7
Four Weddings and a Funeral
as Vicar - Wedding Four
1994
6.8
Peak Practice
as Sam Wilson
1993
6.1
Heartbeat
as Ernest
1992
7.1
Shoot to Kill
as Chief Constable Colin Sampson
1990
0.0
Further and Particular
as Paul
1988
0.0
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Yesterday's Dreams
as Frank
1987
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Tales Out of School
as Mr Griff
1983
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Birth of a Nation
as Mr Griff
1983
7.5
Scrubbers
as Governor
1982
5.0
Who Dares Wins
as Dignitary
1982
6.2
'That Crazy Woman'
as Harry Moore
1980
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Terry and June
as Chelsea Supporter
1979
6.2
The Vanishing Army
as Ellis
1978
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One Day at a Time
as Ronald
1977
0.0
Scum
as Governor
1977
7.2
The Man with the Power
as Mr. Harris
1976
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The Naked Civil Servant
as Senior Doctor
1975
6.6
The Nearly Man
as Geoff
1974
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Bedtime Stories
as Major Burton
1974
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Holly
as Mr. Elliot
1972
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Budgie
as Braithwaite
1971
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Chariot of Fire
as Prison Governor
1970
0.0
🎬
The House That Jigger Built
as Harry Garbutt
1968
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It's Dark Outside
as Arthur Tulk
1964
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Sergeant Cork
as George Morton
1963
6.5
The Scales of Justice
as William Milsom
1962
6.7