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After starring in feature Broken Barrier — the only New Zealand feature made in the 1950s — Terence Bayler departed for England, to continue a six-decade long acting career that has encompassed William Shakespeare, Monty Python and Harry Potter.
A studio spokesman said the fight had been most realistic. At first the studio nurse had not been able to tell the difference between the actor's real blood and Polanski's prop blood, his own special mixture which includes instant coffee.
– 1971 Evening Post article on Bayler's injuries during a swordfight on Roman Polanski's The Tragedy of MacBeth
Role/s |
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We Know What We Know |
Actor |
2010 |
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Father’s Day |
Actor |
2008 |
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Life Begins |
Actor |
2005 |
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone |
Actor |
2001 |
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Lipstick on Your Collar |
Actor |
1993 |
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The Other Side of Paradise |
Actor |
1992 |
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All at Number 20 |
Actor |
1986 |
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Actor |
1981 |
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The Squad |
Actor |
1980 |
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Monty Python's Life of Brian |
Actor |
1979 |
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The Rutles: All You Need is Cash |
Actor |
1978 |
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Centre Play – Old Man March is Dead |
Actor |
1976 |
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Rutland Weekend Television |
Actor |
1975 - 1976 |
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A Picture of Katherine Mansfield |
Actor |
1973 |
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The Tragedy of MacBeth |
Actor |
1971 |
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Doctor Who |
Actor |
1966 |
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Moonstrike |
Actor |
1963 |
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You Can't Win |
Actor |
1961 |
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Man in the Moon |
Actor |
1960 |
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Family Tree |
Actor |
1958 |
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Actor |
1952 |
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