Maurice Colbourne

Maurice Colbourne

Acting 1939-09-24 Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK

Maurice Colbourne (24 September 1939 – 4 August 1989) was a British stage and television actor who specialised in playing villains and hard men until 1985, when he took the key role of Tom Howard in the BBC Television serial, Howards' Way. Colbourne was born Roger Middleton but took his stage name after reading about the death of actor Maurice Colbourne who shared the same birthday as he did. Colbourne's biggest success in the 1970s was as the lead in the crime drama series Gangsters. In the 80s he starred in Johnny Jarvis and the acclaimed adaptation of John Wyndham's classic sci-fi novel, The Day of the Triffids. Staying with sci-fi, he had a recurring guest role in Doctor Who as the mercenary Lytton, playing opposite the fifth and sixth doctors (Peter Davison and Colin Baker) in adventures featuring the timelords deadliest foes; the Daleks and the Cybermen. But it was the leading role in Howards' Way that he will perhaps best be remembered for. He played Tom Howard until 1989, when he died suddenly aged 49 from a heart attack. The show ended a year later.

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1985 SS Officer
1985 Tom Howard
1983 Jake
1981 Sampson
1981 Jack Coker
1980 Axe Man 1
1980 Lt. Cmdr. Kobahl
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1979 Jon Swinton
1979
1978 Jed Blacket
1977 Tall Second
1976 Luke Armstrong
1976 John Kline
1975 John Kline
1974 Dr Gedge
1972 Nick Scholtz
1970 man
1970 Villager
1970 John Kline
1963 Commander Lytton
1963 Lytton
1956 Zacharias