John Robertson Hare Net Worth

John Robertson Hare Net Worth is
$14 Million

John Robertson Hare Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

John Robertson Hare (17 December 1891 – 25 January 1979) was an English actor, who came to fame in the Aldwych farces. He is remembered by modern audiences for his performances as the Archdeacon in the popular BBC sitcom, All Gas and Gaiters.Short in stature and of unheroic appearance, Hare made his stage career in character roles. From his early days as an actor he was cast as older men. One of his favourite parts, which he played in the provinces before achieving West End success, was "Grumpy", a retired lawyer, in which he toured before the First World War.After war service in the army, Hare got his big break. He was cast in a long-running farce with Ralph Lynn and Tom Walls. His meek and put-upon character was repeated in various incarnations in the eleven Aldwych farces presented by Walls between 1923 and 1933. He also appeared in film versions of most of the farces. After the Aldwych series came to an end, Hare continued to be cast in similar roles in new plays by Ben Travers and many others.Occasionally Hare took a break from farce, appearing in revue with Benny Hill and in a musical with Frankie Howerd. His final major role was on television in the late 1960s, as the Archdeacon of St Ogg's in the BBC comedy series All Gas and Gaiters.

Date Of Birth	December 17, 1891
Died	1979-01-25
Place Of Birth	London, England, UK
Height	5' 5½" (1.66 m)
Profession	Actor, Composer
Star Sign	Sagittarius

#	Fact
1	Diminutive, bald British comic actor, the son of an accountant. On stage from 1911, he was chiefly famous for his mild-mannered characterisations in the eleven Aldwych farces (1925-33), appearing alongside Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn. These were later successfully transferred from stage to screen. Hare also enjoyed success on the small screen late in life as Archdeacon Henry Blunt, the lead character of BBC's All Gas and Gaiters (1966).
2	Served with the British Army in France during World War I.

Fact

Diminutive, bald British comic actor, the son of an accountant. On stage from 1911, he was chiefly famous for his mild-mannered characterisations in the eleven Aldwych farces (1925-33), appearing alongside Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn. These were later successfully transferred from stage to screen. Hare also enjoyed success on the small screen late in life as Archdeacon Henry Blunt, the lead character of BBC's All Gas and Gaiters (1966).

Served with the British Army in France during World War I.

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Dirty Work	1934		Clement Peck
Are You a Mason?	1934		Amos Bloodqood
A Cup of Kindness	1934		Ernest Ramsbottom
Just My Luck	1933		Trigg
Turkey Time	1933		Edwin Stoatt
A Cuckoo in the Nest	1933		Rev. Sloley Jones (as J. Robertson Hare)
Friday the Thirteenth	1933		Ralph Lightfoot
It's a Boy	1933		Allister
Thark	1932		Hook
A Night Like This	1932		Miles Tuckett
Tons of Money	1930		Chesterman
Plunder	1930		Oswald Veal
On Approval	1930		Hedworth
One Embarrassing Night	1930		Harold Twine
Raising the Roof	1972		Old Gent
All Gas and Gaiters	1966-1971	TV Series	The Archdeacon, The Venerable Henry Blunt
The Benny Hill Show	1969	TV Series	George Podmore
Salt and Pepper	1968		Dove
Ooh La La!	1968	TV Series
Comedy Playhouse	1966	TV Series	The Archdeacon, The Venerable Henry Blunt
Hotel Paradiso	1966		Duke
Crooks Anonymous	1962		Grimsdale
Wonderful to Be Young!	1961		Chauffeur
Murder on the Campus	1961		Ronald Fortescue
BBC Sunday-Night Play	1961	TV Mini-Series	Sir John Blore, M.P.
The Night We Got the Bird	1961		Doctor Vincent (uncredited)
Seven Keys	1961		Mr. Piggott
Theatre Night	1957-1960	TV Series	Jason Kilpatrick
Three Men in a Boat	1956		Photographer
My Wife's Family	1956		Noah Parker
Man Alive!	1956	TV Movie	Mr. Hathaway
The Adventures of Sadie	1953		Professor Gibble
Wild Horses	1953	TV Movie	George Slaughter
The Magic Box	1951		Sitter in Bath Studio
One Wild Oat	1951		Humphrey Proudfoot
Things Happen at Night	1948		Vincent Ebury
He Snoops to Conquer	1945		Sir Timothy Strawbridge
Women Aren't Angels	1943		Wilmer Popday
Banana Ridge	1942		Willoughby Pink
Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder	1940	Short	John Anyman
So This Is London	1939		Henry Honeycutt
A Spot of Bother	1938		Dear Mr. Binky Rudd
Aren't Men Beasts	1937		Herbert Holly
You're in the Army Now	1937	uncredited
Jack of All Trades	1936		Lionel Fitch
You Must Get Married	1936		Percy Phut
Pot Luck	1936		Mr. Pye
Foreign Affaires	1935		Mr. Hardy Hornett
Stormy Weather	1935		Mr. Bullock
Fighting Stock	1935		Duck
Oh, Daddy!	1935		Rupert Boddy (as J. Robertson Hare)
Car of Dreams	1935		Henry Butterworth

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder	1940	Short performer: "Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder" / writer: "Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder"

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
This Is Your Life	1959	TV Series documentary	Himself
The Lord's Taverners Ball	1957	TV Movie	Himself
Chelsea at Nine	1957	TV Series	Himself
Film Fanfare	1956	TV Series	Himself

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
'Dad's Army': Missing Presumed Wiped	2001	TV Special documentary	The Archdeacon - The Venerable Henry Blunt
To See Such Fun	1977	Documentary	Himself

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John Robertson Hare Net Worth

John Robertson Hare Net Worth is
$14 Million