Bob Hoskins

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 133

Gender Male

Birthday 1942-10-26

Day of Death 2014-04-29 (71 years old)

Place of Birth Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England, UK

Also Known As

Robert William Hoskins, Jr.

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Bob Hoskins

Biography

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Robert William "Bob" Hoskins, Jr. (born 26 October 1942 – 29 April 2014) was an English actor, known for playing Cockney rough diamonds, psychopaths and gangsters, in films such as The Long Good Friday (1980), and Mona Lisa (1986), and lighter roles in Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and Hook (1991).

Known For

Acting

—		Sir Yellow (0 episodes)
—		Bob Hoskins in a coach talking about film 'Rainbow' as Himself

2019

as Himself (archive footage)

2018

as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

2014

as Self (archive footage)

2012		Snow White and the Huntsman as Muir
2012		Outside Bet as Percy 'Smudge' Smith
2012		Nina Conti: Her Master's Voice as Himself

2011		Neverland (2 episodes) as Smee
2011		Will as Davey

2010

as Albert Passingham

2009		A Christmas Carol as Fezziwig / Old Joe (voice)
2009		Pinocchio (2 episodes) as Geppetto
2009		Pinocchio as Geppetto
2009		Waking Sleeping Beauty as Eddie Valiant (archive footage)

2008		The Last Word Monologues
2008		Doomsday as Bill Nelson
2008		The Englishman's Boy (2 episodes) as Damon Ira Chance

2007		Sparkle as Vince
2007		Go Go Tales as The Baron
2007		Ruby Blue as Jack
2007		Outlaw as Walter Lewis

2006		The Wind in the Willows as Badger
2006		Hollywoodland as Eddie Mannix
2006		Paris Je T'aime as Bob (Pigalle)
2006		Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties as Winston (voice)
2006		The Street (1 episode)
2006		Bloody Business: Making The Long Good Friday as Himself

2005		Stay as Dr. Leon Patterson
2005		Mrs. Henderson Presents as Vivian Van Damm
2005		Son of the Mask as Odin
2005		Unleashed as Bart

2004		Beyond the Sea as Charlie Cassotto Maffia
2004		Vanity Fair as Sir Pitt Crawley

2003		Den of Lions as Darius Paskevic
2003		The Sleeping Dictionary as Henry
2003		The Good Pope as Angelo Roncalli / Pope John XXIII

2002		Maid in Manhattan as Lionel Bloch
2002		Where Eskimos Live as Sharkey

2001		The Lost World (2 episodes) as Professor Challenger
2001		The Lost World as Prof. Challenger
2001		Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2 episodes) as Self
2001		Last Orders as Ray
2001		Enemy at the Gates as Nikita Khrushchev

2000		American Virgin as Joey
2000		Don Quixote as Sancho Panza
2000		Noriega: God's Favorite as Manuel Noriega

1999		David Copperfield (2 episodes) as Micawber
1999		Felicia's Journey as Joe Hilditch
1999		A Room for Romeo Brass as Steven Laws
1999		From Star Wars to Star Wars: The Story of Industrial Light & Magic as Self
1999		Captain Jack as Jack Armistead
1999		Parting Shots as Gerd Layton
1999		The White River Kid

1998		Cousin Bette as Cesar Crevel
1998		Let the Good Times Roll as Peter

1997		Spice World as Himself
1997		TwentyFourSeven as Alan Darcy

1996		Michael as Vartan Malt
1996		The Secret Agent as Verloc
1996		Rainbow as Frank Bailey

1995		Nixon as J. Edgar Hoover
1995		Balto as Boris the Goose (voice)
1995		Ding Dong as Self
1995		The Forgotten Toys as Teddy (voice)

1994		Michael Caine: Breaking the Mold as Self
1994		World War II: When Lions Roared (2 episodes) as Winston Churchill

1993		The Changeling as De Flores
1993		The Big Freeze as Sidney, plumber's mate
1993		Frasier (1 episode) as Coach Fuller
1993		Super Mario Bros. as Mario Mario

1992		Blue Ice as Sam Garcia
1992		Passed Away as Johnny Scanlan

1991		The Inner Circle as Beria
1991		Shattered as Gus Klein
1991		The Favour, the Watch and the Very Big Fish as Louis Aubinard
1991		Hook as Smee
1991		Performance (1 episode) as De Flores

1990		Mermaids as Lou Landsky
1990		Heart Condition as Jack Moony

1989		Tummy Trouble as Eddie Valiant (voice) (uncredited)
1989		Tales from the Crypt (1 episode)

1988		One More Audience with Dame Edna Everage as Self (uncredited)
1988		The Raggedy Rawney as Darky
1988		Who Framed Roger Rabbit as Eddie Valiant

1987		The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne as James Madden
1987		A Prayer for the Dying as Father Michael Da Costa
1987		The Secret Policeman’s Third Ball as The Secret Policeman (voice)

1986		Mona Lisa as George
1986		Sweet Liberty as Stanley Gould

1985		The Dunera Boys as Morrie Mendellsohn
1985		Mussolini: The Decline and Fall of Il Duce (2 episodes) as Benito Mussolini
1985		The Woman Who Married Clark Gable as George
1985		Mussolini and I as Benito Mussolini
1985		Brazil as Spoor

1984		The Cotton Club as Owney Madden
1984		Aspel & Company (1 episode)
1984		Lassiter as Inspector John Becker

1983

as Colonel Perez

1982

as Rock and Roll Manager

1981		An Audience with Dudley Moore
1981		Othello as Iago
1981		Big Jim And The Figaro Club (6 episodes) as Narrator (voice)

1980		The Long Good Friday as Harold Shand
1980		Flickers (6 episodes) as Arnie Cole

1979		Brecht and Co
1979		Zulu Dawn as C.S.M. Williams

1978		BBC Television Shakespeare (1 episode)
1978		Pennies from Heaven (6 episodes) as Arthur Parker
1978		An Audience with... (3 episodes) as Self

1977

(1 episode)

1976		The Story of Pantomime as Self
1976		The Crezz (12 episodes) as Det. Sgt. Marble
1976		Inserts as Big Mac

1975		Kill Two Birds
1975		Royal Flash as Police Constable

1974		Schmoedipus as Blake (Tom's Boss)
1974		Thick As Thieves (8 episodes) as George Dobbs
1974		Shoulder to Shoulder (6 episodes) as Jack Dunn
1974		If There Weren't Any Blacks You'd Have to Invent Them as The Sexton

1973		Her Majesty's Pleasure as Woodbine
1973		Thriller (1 episode) as Sammy Draper
1973		The National Health as Foster

1972		The Bankrupt as Taxi driver
1972		Crown Court (1 episode)
1972		Van der Valk (1 episode)
1972		Villains (13 episodes) as Charles 'Knocker' Grindley
1972		New Scotland Yard (46 episodes) as Eddie Wharton
1972		Up the Front as Recruiting Sergeant

1970		Play for Today (1 episode) as Blake (2 episodes)
1970		Kate (3 episodes) as Heavy

1969

(1 episode) as Workman

Directing

1999

… Director

1996

… Director

1989

(1 episode) … Director

1988

… Director

Production

2005

… Executive Producer

Writing

1988

… Screenplay

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