Tom Browne (other)
Tom Browne may refer to: *Tom Browne (broadcaster) (born 1945), British broadcaster and actor *Tom Browne (illustrator) (1870–1910), English strip cartoonist, painter and illustrator *Tom Browne (trumpeter) (born 1954), American jazz trumpeter See also

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Tom Browne (broadcaster)
Tom Browne (born 11 November 1945) is a British broadcaster and actor, born in Lymington, Hampshire, and educated at King's College School, Wimbledon. Career Early film and acting career As an actor, Browne graduated from RADA. He has appeared in several films, including '' Prudence and the Pill'', ''Decline and Fall'' and ''The Vampire Lovers''. He also performed throughout the UK in repertory theatres and in plays for both the BBC and ITV. He starred with Richard Todd in "The Winslow Boy" (1971) and then in "A Christmas Carol" also with Todd and Mervyn Johns. Television Browne also made appearances in the 1968 TV series ''Virgin of the Secret Service'', ''The Queen Street Gang'', ''The Prior Commitment'', the 1971 TV series '' Hine'', '' Budgie'', and ''Whodunnit?''. However, he is perhaps better known for his part as the Headmaster, James Bonfils, in '' Emmerdale Farm'' from November 1974 through to April 1975. Early radio broadcasting and BBC Radio 1 career Browne began ...
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