Salome - Robert Lindsay
Loosen Up (Incl turns) - Robert Lindsay, Pat & Lizzie Stott
Robert Lindsay playing drums in the film Three For All p1
Loosen Up (no turns) - Robert Lindsay, Pat & Lizzie Stott
- Date of Birth: 13 December, 1949
- Place of Birth: Ilkeston, Derbyshire , England
- Biography: Robert Lindsay (born 13 December 1949) is an English actor who is best known for his television work, especially his roles in Citizen Smith, My Family, and Hornblower.
Filmography
- Verity Lambert: Drama Queen (2008)
- The Trial of Tony Blair (2007)
- All the Best from Denis Norden (2007)
- Friends & Crocodiles (2006)
- Jericho (2005)
- A Very Social Secretary (2005)
- Space Race (2005)
- Bruce Forsyth: A BAFTA Tribute (2005)
- Celebrate the Sound of Music (2005)
- Gideon's Daughter (2005)
- Wimbledon (2004)
- Casualty Saved My Life (2004)
News
Hepburn asked out Robert Lindsay
msn.com –
2009-10-12
Robert Lindsay has told how he was asked out by an 80-year-old Katharine Hepburn. The My Family star reveals in his autobiography, Letting Go, that the Guess Who's Coming to Dinner star asked him out after seeing him perform in... ... Full Article
It may be the comedy that the critics hate, but the public love it. My Family was the most watched sitcom of 2008, with audiences of around eight million. ... Full Article
Interview: Robert Lindsay on My Family
telegraph.co.uk –
2009-04-01
P laying grouchy dentist dad Ben Harper, opposite Zoë Wanamaker as his equally feisty wife Susan, actor Robert Lindsay originally counted on making just three series of My Family. ... Full Article
The workers compensation system that has long served as a safety net for injured or sick workers may actually lead to worse outcomes for some patients, concludes a new Canadian study. ... Full Article
Aardman leads award nominations
bbc.co.uk –
2008-02-05
Aardman receives two nominations for The Pearce Sisters - the tale of two lonely sisters who live by the sea - in the best short film and craft award categories. ... Full Article
Let me Entertainer you
thisislondon.co.uk –
2007-03-08
Britain 's misbegotten role in the invasion of Iraq , and the rising tally of our soldiers killed over there, lend an arresting topicality to John Osborne's 50-year-old, rotten-state-of-the-nation drama. ... Full Article