Chris Serle
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[[Category:People|Serle, Chris]] | [[Category:People|Serle, Chris]] | ||
Revision as of 04:29, 6 November 2016
Biography
Comic actor turned erstwhile desk reporter to Esther Rantzen on BBC consumer show That's Life!. With fellow That's Lifer Paul Heiney, he got himself into all sorts of difficult situations in the original In At The Deep End (before Hale and Pace). Also noted for fronting the mid-80s BBC clip show Windmill, Points of View and various charity appeals.
