Peter Sallis

Peter Sallis

Acting 1921-02-01 Twickenham, England, UK

Peter Sallis, OBE (February 1, 1921 – June 2, 2017) was an English actor and entertainer, well-known for his work on British television. Although he was born and brought up in London, his two most notable roles required him to adopt the accents and mannerisms of a Northerner. Peter John Sallis was born on 1 February 1921 in Twickenham, Middlesex (now in Greater London). He was the only child of bank manager Harry Sallis (1889–1964) and Dorothy Amea Frances (née Barnard; 1891–1975). His first big television role came in 1958 where he played the role of Samuel Pepys in the BBC serial The Diary of Samuel Pepys. Sallis was best known for his role as the main character Norman Clegg in the long-running British TV comedy Last of the Summer Wine, set in a Yorkshire town. He was the longest serving cast member, appearing in all 295 episodes, and by the end of the show's run was the only one surviving from the programme's first episode in 1973. He also appeared in all 13 of the episodes of the prequel series First of the Summer Wine as Norman Clegg's father. He was also famous for providing the voice of Wallace in the Wallace and Gromit films, again using a northern accent. Sallis also starred alongside Richard Pearson, Michael Horden and David Jason in Cosgrove Hall's The Wind in the Willows (1984-1990) as the voice of Rat/Ratty. In 1975 he appeared in the BBC Wales, TV play The Snowdropper as Spicer, a snowdropper that where's Overalls/Dungarees. In 1976 he played Mr. Gudgin/Arnold Gudgin in the children's series The Ghosts of Motley Hall (1976–78). The character Gudgin Sallis played in the series was a estate agent who did not want to see the hall fall into the wrong hands. Sallis also appeared in the TV series Yanks Go Home (1976-1977) where he played Randell Todd in four episodes of the series. Around the same period, he starred alongside Northern comic actor David Roper in the ITV sitcom Leave it to Charlie (1978-1980) as Charlie's pessimistic boss. The programme ran for a total of 26 episodes over four series, ending in 1980. He also played the part of the ghost-hunter Milton Guest in the children's paranormal drama TV series The Clifton House Mystery (1978). Sallis was married to Elaine Usher in 1957 until they eventually divorced in 1965. Sallis and Usher eventually reconciled and decided to come living together until 1999. Sallis continued to remain close to Usher until eventually she died on 1 January 2014 at the age of 81. They both had one son named Crispian Sallis who was born on 24 June 1959 who later became a British art director and set decorator. Sallis and Usher also had two grandchildren from Crispian. Sallis also lived with three small cats in a small cottage. Description above from the Wikipedia article Peter Sallis, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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2024 Wallace (archive footage)
2023 Cleggy (archive footage, uncredited)
2018 Clegg (archive footage, uncredited)
2018 In Memory Of
2015 Self - Voice of Wallace
2015 Wallace (voice)
2012 Self (uncredited)
2012 Reccoat (archive footage)
2010 Wallace (voice)
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2010 Wallace (voice)
2009 Himself
2009 Peter Sallis/Narrator Voice
2007 Cyril
2007 Self (as Peter Sallis OBE)
2006 Wallace (voice)
2006 himself
2006 Guest (uncredited)
2006 Clegg (archive footage, uncredited)
2006 Clegg
2006 Clegg (archive footage)
2005 Wallace / Hutch (voice)
2005 Patient
2004 Nathan
2004 Self
2003 Man (uncredited)
2003 Self
2003 Clegg (archive footage, uncredited)
2003 Norman Clegg (archive footage, uncredited)
2002 Wallace (archive footage) (uncredited)
2002 Man at Train Station (uncredited)
2002 Wallace (voice)
2001 Radio Voice of Little Ashford Flying Club (Uncredited)
2001 (voice) (uncredited)
2001 Guest
2001 Guest
2000 Arthur Weatherill
2000 Thanks
1999 Wallace (Voice) (Archive Footage)
1999 Lionel Davis
1998 Narrator (voice)
1998 Wallace (voice) (uncredited)
1998 Wallace (Voice)
1997 Clegg
1997 Minor Role (uncredited)
1997 Self
1996 Wallace (voice)
1996 Self
1995 Wallace (voice)
1994 Norman Clegg (archive footage, uncredited)
1994 Wallace (archive footage, uncredited)
1993 Wallace (voice)
1993 Man (uncredited)
1993 Wallace (archive footage, uncredited)
1993 Self - Interviewee
1992 Rat (voice)
1992 Self
1991 Clegg
1991 Self/Acting Role (uncredited)
1990 Wallace (voice)
1990 Rat
1989 Rat (voice)
1989 Wallace (archive footage)
1988 Rat (voice)
1988 Wallace (Voice)
1987 Sidney Bliss
1987 Rabbit (voice, uncredited)
1986 Mr. Walker
1986 Self
1985 Narrator (voice)
1985 Narrator (voice)
1984 Rat (voice)
1984 Rat (voice)
1984 Leonard March
1984 Vocals
1983 Norman Clegg
1982 Carter
1980 O'Brien
1979 Ladislav Sipos
1979 Solicitor
1979 Mr. Fellows
1979 Vocals
1978 St. Claire
1978 Jeffrey Branscombe
1978 Cyril Smallpiece
1978 Mirbeau
1978 Milton Guest
1978 Self
1978 Arthur Simister, Alfred Simister
1977 Ernest
1977 Minor Role (uncredited)
1977 Worker (uncredited)
1977
1976 Major Venables
1976 Deor
1976 Thierry
1975 Spicer
1975 Chief Inspector Heat
1974 Wheatfield
1974 Man (uncredited)
1974 Man (uncredited)
1974 Mr. Wainwright
1974 Lloyd
1974 Benitet
1974 Patient
1974 Maj. Venables
1974 Benitet
1973 Onslow
1973 Man
1973 Austin Melcroft
1973 Banker #2 (uncredited)
1973 Man (uncredited)
1973 Clegg
1972 Mr. Buff
1972 Cossack Horseman
1972 Gerald Prosser
1972 Insp. George Storton
1972 Grovnik
1972 Mr. Bruff
1971 Rev. Rupert Palafox
1971 Water Seller / Coachman / Ameryk / Mayor / Captain Kimber / King Henry Voice
1971 Norbert de Varenne
1971 Peter Olliphant
1971 Piper
1971 Coroner
1971 Dr. Jervis
1971 Almond
1971 Gerry
1971 Norbert de Varenne
1970 Samuel Paxton
1970 Brogden / Mundel / Hopkins
1970 Sir Sidney Brent
1970 Schweitz
1970 Mr. Shielders
1970 Ernest Charles, KC
1970 Narrator (voice)
1970 Minor Role (uncredited)
1970 Keresley
1970 Stuffy Gladstone
1970
1970
1970 Sammy Harrison
1969 Mr. Street
1969 Man (uncredited)
1969 (uncredited)
1969 Dakin
1969 Strapper Strapton
1969 Edward Letheridge
1969 Professor Dowell
1968 Solicitor
1968 Man (uncredited)
1968 Hudson
1968 Guest
1967 Routledge
1967 Mirbeau
1967 Guest
1967 Self
1967 Leslie
1966 Minor Role (uncredited)
1966 Brogden / Mundel / Hopkins
1965 Armand
1965 Eddie Meadows
1965 Stannage
1965 (uncredited)
1965 Lumley
1965 Henry Wynn
1965 Colin Reynolds
1965 Self
1964 Victor
1964 Lawrence Jacks
1964 Mr. Pender
1964 Kenneth K. Hirst
1963 Doctor
1963 Russian Delegate
1963 Philip Mallard
1963 Alfred Purdie
1963 Penley
1963 Mad Willy
1963 Captain of the Fire Brigade
1963 Romainville
1962 Sleazy Doctor
1962 Uncle Max (English Voice, Uncredited)
1962 Frank Godsell
1962
1962 Champion
1962 Seaton
1962 Major Konel
1961 Peter
1961 Rev. Alexander Mill
1961 Hesketh-Payne
1961 Man (uncredited)
1961 Man (uncredited)
1961 Don Enrique
1961 M.P.
1961
1961 Hal Anderson
1961 Philip Mallard
1961 Roland Green
1960 Mr. Luke (uncredited)
1960 Minor Role (uncredited)
1960 Man in Suit (uncredited)
1960 Giulio
1960 Tweedledee
1960 Hesketh-Payne
1960
1960 John Gordon
1959 Doctor & Provost
1959 Secretary at Picture Gallery
1959 Customs Official
1959 Eugene Payas
1959 Barere, Simon, Prisoner
1959 Doctor & Provost
1958 Minor Role (uncredited)
1958 Baron Aristide de Pennilac
1958 Samuel Pepys
1956 John Hall
1956 Grischa (uncredited)
1956 Squishy Taylor
1956 The Burglar
1956 Alfred Purdie
1956 Mr. Pender
1956 Onslow
1955 Corporal Foster
1955 A Stage Manger /Flask
1955 Daniel Kevin (as Pete Sallis)
1955 Chippy Criggs
1955 Squishy Taylor
1955 Chippy Griggs
1955 Self
1955 Self - Filmed Tribute
1955 Squishy Taylor
1955 The Burglar
1954 Bill - grocery merchant
1954 Man (uncredited)
1954 Soldier (uncredited)
1953 Self
1951 Man (uncredited)
1951 Carter
1950 Snug
1947 Man (uncredited)
Self