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Bryan Sweeney

Date of Birth: Unknown
Country of Birth: UK

Notes

The Profile picture on this page shows Bryan Sweeney in "Follyfoot". This great little actor was to appear in three episodes of the first season of the Yorkshire Television series, playing Gip, a young boy who loves horses but has little idea how to look after them.

Filmography

Follyfoot [TV Series] (1971)
Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. (1972)

Guest Appearances

Z Cars (1971) ("Ding Dong" ep. 7.20-7.21, as Raymond France)
Z Cars (1971) ("Right of Way" ep. 6.382-6.383, as Michael Stamford)
A Family at War (1971) ("Salute the Happy Morn" ep. 2.17, as Tommy Cox)
The Liver Birds (1972) ("Birds and Bottom Drawers" ep. 3.6, as Newspaper Boy)
Queenie's Castle (1972) ("New Broom" ep. 3.2, as Lad)
Z Cars (1973) ("Bowman" ep. 8.30, as Bri)
Z Cars (1974) ("Allegiance" ep. 9.19, as Eric George)

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