Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/brianmurphy.jpg]]
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 11,12 (click to see context) from:
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], plans for a sixth series were cut short by Joyce's death. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Creator/RoyKinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
to:
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], [[WhatCouldHaveBeen plans for a sixth series series]] were cut short CutShort by [[DiedDuringProduction Joyce's death.death]]. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Creator/RoyKinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
->''"You looked forward to going to work. And because after a period you get to know all the cameramen and the lighting people, it did feel like a family. We would go out and have meals together."''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5,6 (click to see context) from:
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Creator/YoothaJoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
to:
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Creator/YoothaJoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' ''Series/{{Callan}}'', and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 13,14 (click to see context) from:
He has been married to fellow actress Linda Regan since 1995.
to:
He has been married to fellow actress Linda Regan Creator/LindaRegan since 1995.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5,8 (click to see context) from:
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Yootha Yoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Creator/YoothaJoyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Creator/YoothaJoyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
to:
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Yootha Yoyce.Creator/YoothaJoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementionedCreator/YoothaJoyce Yootha Joyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9,10 (click to see context) from:
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], plans for a sixth series were cut short by Joyce's death. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Roy Kinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
to:
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], plans for a sixth series were cut short by Joyce's death. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Roy Kinnear Creator/RoyKinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,8 (click to see context) from:
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Yootha Joyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
to:
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Yootha Joyce Creator/YoothaJoyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/brianmurphy.jpg]]
Brian Trevor John Murphy, (25 September 1932), is a British actor best known for playing George Roper in ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'' and ''Series/GeorgeAndMildred''.
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Yootha Yoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Yootha Joyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], plans for a sixth series were cut short by Joyce's death. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Roy Kinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
Since then, Murphy has continued to appear on British TV, most notably playing Alvin Smedley in 73 episodes of ''Series/LastOfTheSummerWine''.
He has been married to fellow actress Linda Regan since 1995.
----
!!Works on TV Tropes he appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/TheDevils'' (1971) -- Adam
* ''Film/TheBoyFriend'' (1971) -- Peter
* ''Film/RunForYourWife'' (2012) -- Allotment Man
[[AC:Series]]
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'', episode "The Springers" (1961) -- Haslam
* ''Series/ZCars'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Friday Night", "Family Feud"[[/labelnote]] (1962) -- Wallace Brackett
* ''Series/{{Callan}}'', episode "None of Your Business" (1972) -- Reeves
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Ada" (1972) -- Percy Sinclair
* ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'', 39 episodes (1973-76) -- George Roper
* ''Series/GeorgeAndMildred'', 38 episodes (1976-79) -- George Roper
* ''[[Series/TBag T-Bag Strikes Again]]'', episode "Charlie Chuckles" (1986) -- King
* ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'', episode "The Man Who Blew Away" (1994) -- Mr. Foskett
* ''Series/{{Brookside}}'', 5 episodes (1995) -- George Manners
* ''Series/NextOfKin'', episode "Expansion" (1995) -- Salesman
* ''Series/MikeAndAngelo'', episode "An Actor's Life for Me" (1996) -- Mervyn K. Mertz
* ''WesternAnimation/PondLife'', 11 episodes (1996-2000) -- Len Pond
* ''Series/JonathanCreek'', episode "Mother Redcap" (1996) -- Ken Speed
* ''WesternAnimation/HilltopHospital'', 52 episodes (1999-2001) — Dr. Atticus
* ''Series/{{Casualty}}'', 2 episodes:
** "To Have and to Hold" (1999) -- Walter Burnley
** "Hopelessly Addicted" (2016) -- Frank Haines
* ''Series/TheBill'', episode "When the Snow Lay Round About" (1999) -- Danny the Elf
* ''Series/LastOfTheSummerWine'', 73 episodes (2003-10) -- Alvin Smedley
* ''Series/TheCatherineTateShow'', 5 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Dog Obedience", "Wedding Banquet", "Marrying Mohammed", "1951-2006", "Gingers for Justice"[[/labelnote]] (2005-06) -- Neville
* ''Series/TheSlammer'', 1 episode (2006) -- Alan
* ''Series/{{Hustle}}'', episode "The Thieving Mistake" (2010) -- Larry
* ''Series/{{Benidorm}}'', episode "Christmas Special" (2010) -- Clive
* ''Series/ThisIsJinsy'', episode "Kelpman" (2010) -- Melty Harris
* ''Series/{{Plebs}}'', episode "Bananae" (2013) -- Victor
* ''Series/ManDown'', episode "Christmas Special" (2013) -- Mr. Field-Williams
* ''Series/HolbyCity'', 2 episodes:
** "The Art of Losing" (2014) -- Charlie Evans
** "The Wrong Horse" (2019) -- Buster Kitchener
----
Brian Trevor John Murphy, (25 September 1932), is a British actor best known for playing George Roper in ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'' and ''Series/GeorgeAndMildred''.
During his time doing his national service, he met Creator/RichardBriers. After the two left the RAF, they began acting work in the theatre, where Murphy met another actress, Yootha Yoyce. Murphy's early work had him cast in small roles in ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'', ''Series/ZCars'', ''Series/{{Callan}}'' and ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen''.
In 1973, Murphy was cast as the landlord [[LazyBum George Roper]] in ''Man About the House'', with the aforementioned Yootha Joyce playing his wife, Mildred. Having worked together previously in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and the 1963 film ''Sparrows Can't Sing'', the two's chemistry led to them becoming fan favourites.
Once ''Man About the House'' ended, Murphy and Joyce were given a SpinOff, ''George & Mildred'', which ran for five series. After a [[TheMovie film version]], plans for a sixth series were cut short by Joyce's death. After this, Murphy was given another series, ''The Incredible Mr. Tanner'', where he starred alongside Roy Kinnear (who had made many appearances in both ''Man About the House'' and ''George & Mildred''), but the show wasn't a success, nor was Murphy's next sitcom vehicle, ''L for Lester''.
Since then, Murphy has continued to appear on British TV, most notably playing Alvin Smedley in 73 episodes of ''Series/LastOfTheSummerWine''.
He has been married to fellow actress Linda Regan since 1995.
----
!!Works on TV Tropes he appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/TheDevils'' (1971) -- Adam
* ''Film/TheBoyFriend'' (1971) -- Peter
* ''Film/RunForYourWife'' (2012) -- Allotment Man
[[AC:Series]]
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'', episode "The Springers" (1961) -- Haslam
* ''Series/ZCars'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Friday Night", "Family Feud"[[/labelnote]] (1962) -- Wallace Brackett
* ''Series/{{Callan}}'', episode "None of Your Business" (1972) -- Reeves
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Ada" (1972) -- Percy Sinclair
* ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'', 39 episodes (1973-76) -- George Roper
* ''Series/GeorgeAndMildred'', 38 episodes (1976-79) -- George Roper
* ''[[Series/TBag T-Bag Strikes Again]]'', episode "Charlie Chuckles" (1986) -- King
* ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'', episode "The Man Who Blew Away" (1994) -- Mr. Foskett
* ''Series/{{Brookside}}'', 5 episodes (1995) -- George Manners
* ''Series/NextOfKin'', episode "Expansion" (1995) -- Salesman
* ''Series/MikeAndAngelo'', episode "An Actor's Life for Me" (1996) -- Mervyn K. Mertz
* ''WesternAnimation/PondLife'', 11 episodes (1996-2000) -- Len Pond
* ''Series/JonathanCreek'', episode "Mother Redcap" (1996) -- Ken Speed
* ''WesternAnimation/HilltopHospital'', 52 episodes (1999-2001) — Dr. Atticus
* ''Series/{{Casualty}}'', 2 episodes:
** "To Have and to Hold" (1999) -- Walter Burnley
** "Hopelessly Addicted" (2016) -- Frank Haines
* ''Series/TheBill'', episode "When the Snow Lay Round About" (1999) -- Danny the Elf
* ''Series/LastOfTheSummerWine'', 73 episodes (2003-10) -- Alvin Smedley
* ''Series/TheCatherineTateShow'', 5 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Dog Obedience", "Wedding Banquet", "Marrying Mohammed", "1951-2006", "Gingers for Justice"[[/labelnote]] (2005-06) -- Neville
* ''Series/TheSlammer'', 1 episode (2006) -- Alan
* ''Series/{{Hustle}}'', episode "The Thieving Mistake" (2010) -- Larry
* ''Series/{{Benidorm}}'', episode "Christmas Special" (2010) -- Clive
* ''Series/ThisIsJinsy'', episode "Kelpman" (2010) -- Melty Harris
* ''Series/{{Plebs}}'', episode "Bananae" (2013) -- Victor
* ''Series/ManDown'', episode "Christmas Special" (2013) -- Mr. Field-Williams
* ''Series/HolbyCity'', 2 episodes:
** "The Art of Losing" (2014) -- Charlie Evans
** "The Wrong Horse" (2019) -- Buster Kitchener
----
