Fredric Russell Harty Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Russell Harty was born on September 5, 1934 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England as Fredric Russell Harty. He was a producer and writer, known for The Kids Are Alright (1979), Russell Harty Plus (1972) and The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 80 (1980). He died on June 8, 1988 in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
On his chat show Harty (1983), often asked his guests questions which began "You are, are you not, ...?"
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Quote
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There was life before Coronation Street (1960), but it didn't amount to much.
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Fact
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Even after leaving Giggleswick School to start his TV career, he still lived in a cottage in the nearby village of Giggleswick. He is buried in St Alkelda's Churchyard in the village, within sight of the school's iconic domed tower.
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Before becoming famous on television, he taught English at Gigglewick School near Settle in Yorkshire. One of his pupils was Richard Whiteley.
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Aquarius
TV Series associate producer - 10 episodes, 1970 - 1971 producer - 4 episodes, 1972 - 1975
Russell Harty Plus
1972
TV Series producer - 1 episode
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Harty Goes To...
1985
TV Series documentary
BBC2 Playhouse
1980
TV Series television adaptation - 1 episode
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
Comic Relief
1988
TV Special
Himself
Countdown
1987
TV Series
Himself
Harty
1983-1986
TV Series
Himself - Host
Harty Goes To...
1985
TV Series documentary
Himself - Host
Blankety Blank
1979-1984
TV Series
Himself
The Kenny Everett Television Show
1982
TV Series
Himself
The Russell Harty Show
1974-1982
TV Series
Himself - Host / Himself - Presenter / Himself / ...
Food and Drink
1982
TV Series documentary
Himself
Arena
1982
TV Series documentary
Himself
Friday Night, Saturday Morning
1981
TV Series
Himself
Call My Bluff
1976-1981
TV Series
Himself
An Audience with Dame Edna Everage
1980
TV Movie
Himself
This Is Your Life
1978-1980
TV Series documentary
Himself
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 80
1980
TV Movie
Himself - Presenter
Mind Your Language
1979
TV Series
Himself
Muhammad Ali's Greatest Hits
1979
TV Movie
Himself
The Kids Are Alright
1979
Documentary
Himself
Parkinson
1978
TV Series
Himself
Aquarius
1971-1976
TV Series
Himself
The Sweepstakes Game
1976
TV Series
Himself - Panellist
Shang-a-Lang
1975
TV Series
Himself
Harty Welcomes
1974
TV Series
Himself - Host
Russell Harty Plus
1972-1974
TV Series
Himself - Host / Himself / Himself - Presenter
Russell Harty Plus One
1973
TV Series
Himself - Host
Archive Footage
Title
Year
Status
Character
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies: Master and Maverick
2016
TV Movie documentary
Himself
Perry and Croft: Made in Britain
2014
TV Series documentary
Himself - Host
David Bowie: Five Years
2013
Documentary
Himself
The Unforgettable Gordon Jackson
2012
TV Movie documentary
Himself - Interviewer
The Unforgettable Noele Gordon
2012
TV Movie documentary
Himself - Chat Show Host (uncredited)
The Unforgettable Russell Harty
2012
TV Movie documentary
Himself
The Yorkshire Dales on Film
2010
TV Movie documentary
Himself (uncredited)
Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired
2008
Documentary
Himself
The Comedy Christmas
2007
TV Movie documentary
Himself (uncredited)
The Madness of Boy George
2006
TV Movie documentary
Himself
The Russell Harty Show 1974: Roger Moore and Hervé Villechaize
2006
Video
Himself
Favouritism
2005
TV Series
Himself
Richard Whiteley: Television Man
2003
TV Movie documentary
Himself - Former Teacher at Giggleswick School
Heroes of Comedy
1999-2001
TV Series documentary
Himself
Arena
2001
TV Series documentary
Himself
The Unforgettable Yootha Joyce
2001
TV Short documentary
Himself
Like a Hurricane: The Alex Higgins Story
2001
TV Movie documentary
Himself (uncredited)
Hellraisers
2000
TV Movie documentary
Himself (uncredited)
Legends
2000
TV Series documentary
Himself
Sounds of the Eighties
1996
TV Series
Himself
Room 101
1995
TV Series
Himself
In the Best Possible Taste: A Tribute to Kenny Everett
1995
TV Movie documentary
Himself (uncredited)
Known for movies
The Kids Are Alright (1979) as Himself
Russell Harty Plus (1972-1974) as Producer
The Russell Harty Show (1974-1982) as Himself - Host / Himself - Presenter / Himself / Host
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 80 (1980) as Himself - Presenter
$1.4 Million
