Hugh Paddick
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Hugh William Paddick was an English stage, screen, televison and radio actor. His most famous role was in the 1960s BBC radio series "Round the Horne", in the high-camp "Julian and Sandy" sketeches, in which he played Julian, to Kenneth Williams' Sandy. Paddick and Williams were largely responsible for introducing the gay underground language "polari" to the British public.
Known For
Filmography
Stop Messin' About!: The Very Best of Kenneth Williams
1996
as (Archive footage)
Jackson Pace: The Great Years
1990
as Lord Taggon
Campion
1989
as 'Beaut' Siegfried
Blackadder
1983
as Keanrick
Wogan
1982
as Self
Can We Get On Now, Please?
1980
as Charles Pettigrew
The Cannon & Ball Show
1979
as The Interior Designer
Tell Tarby
1973
Up the Chastity Belt
1972
as Robin Hood
That's Your Funeral
1972
as Window Dresser
Pardon My Genie
1972
Sykes
1972
as Nigel Lambshank
Up Pompeii
1971
as Priest
Wink To Me Only
1969
Up Pompeii!
1969
as Bingo Caller
The Killing of Sister George
1968
as Freddie
The End of Arthur's Marriage
1965
as House Agent
San Ferry Ann
1965
as French Commercial Traveller
Round the Horne
1965
as Julian
We Shall See
1964
as Connell
Thursday Theatre
1964
as The Baron
School for Scoundrels
1960
as Pickthorn
The Strange World of Gurney Slade
1960
as Fairy
The Larkins
1958
as Osbert Rigby-Soames
Cooper (or Life With Tommy)
1957