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Roger V. Burton

Acting Born Jan 18, 1928 Died Nov 30, 2018 17 credits
17
Total Credits
2002–2018
17 Years Career Span
9
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Biography

Roger V. Burton works in acting. Born January 18, 1928. Died November 30, 2018. Archytele tracks 17 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

The Cool KidsPlease Stand ByThe Clapper
The Guest Book
Baskets
Super Clyde
Up All NightWilfred
Father vs. Son
Acceptable.tv
Torchwood
My Name Is Earl
House
Two and a Half Men
MonkGeorge LopezManna from Heaven

Full Filmography

17 titles
  • The Cool Kids (2018) as Phillips
  • Please Stand By (2018) as Patterson
  • The Clapper (2018) as Elderly Man
  • The Guest Book (2017) as Uncle Alec
  • Baskets (2016) as Martha's Father
  • Super Clyde (2013) as Uncle Bill
  • Up All Night (2011) as Wayne
  • Wilfred (2011) as Patient #1
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  • Father vs. Son (2010) as Mr. Kusnitz
  • Acceptable.tv (2007)
  • Torchwood (2006) as Thin Old Man
  • My Name Is Earl (2005) as Skinny John
  • House (2004) as Male Patient
  • Two and a Half Men (2003) as King Rupert
  • Monk (2002) as Old Man
  • George Lopez (2002) as Walter
  • Manna from Heaven (2002) as Second Dance Couple Man

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Roger V. Burton best known for?

Roger V. Burton is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Please Stand By (2018), Up All Night (2011), Wilfred (2011), Schindler's List (1993).

When and where was Roger V. Burton born?

Roger V. Burton was born on January 18, 1928. They passed away on November 30, 2018.

How many credits does Roger V. Burton have?

Roger V. Burton has accumulated over 17 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2002 to 2018.

Roger V. Burton by the numbers

17credits
5films
12TV series
2002–2018active years

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