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| − | + | Rayner Bourton was the first actor to portray [[Dr. Frank N Furter]]'s beautiful creature, [[Rocky Horror (A Creation)]] in the original [[London Cast]] production of [[The Rocky Horror Show]]. In 2009, Bourton wrote a memoir, [[The Rocky Horror Show: As I Remember It]], recalling his experiences as Rocky. Although currently out of print, it is available for Kindle upload (minus the photo pages.) | |
| − | Rayner Bourton was the first actor to portray Frank N Furter's beautiful creature, Rocky Horror in the original [[London Cast]] | + | |
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2015: ''London Field''s – Godfrey <br> | 2015: ''London Field''s – Godfrey <br> | ||
2013: ''Hotel Inferno'' - 02 Frank Zimosa<br> | 2013: ''Hotel Inferno'' - 02 Frank Zimosa<br> | ||
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1981: ''Diamonds'' (TV Series) - Policeman<br> | 1981: ''Diamonds'' (TV Series) - Policeman<br> | ||
1981: ''Outland'' - Male Prostitute in Leisure Club<br> | 1981: ''Outland'' - Male Prostitute in Leisure Club<br> | ||
| − | 1981: ''The Hitch | + | 1981: ''The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy'' (TV Series) - Newscaster<br> |
1978: ''Armchair Thriller'' (TV Series) - Jim<br> | 1978: ''Armchair Thriller'' (TV Series) - Jim<br> | ||
1976: ''BBC2 Playhouse'' (TV Series) - The Devil<br> | 1976: ''BBC2 Playhouse'' (TV Series) - The Devil<br> | ||
1974: ''Bedtime Stories'' (TV Series) - Fox<br> | 1974: ''Bedtime Stories'' (TV Series) - Fox<br> | ||
| − | 1972: ''Thirty-Minute Theatre'' (TV Series) - Wilkins | + | 1972: ''Thirty-Minute Theatre'' (TV Series) - Wilkins |
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| + | ==Stage Credits== | ||
1996: ''Street Scene'' [Original London Cast]<br> | 1996: ''Street Scene'' [Original London Cast]<br> | ||
| − | 1973: ''The Rocky Horror Show'' [Original London Cast] - Rocky Horror | + | 1973: ''The Rocky Horror Show'' [Original London Cast] - Rocky Horror<br> |
1969-1971: Various productions at the Birmingham Rep (as well as other theaters in the UK) | 1969-1971: Various productions at the Birmingham Rep (as well as other theaters in the UK) | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:11, 28 June 2020
Rayner Bourton was the first actor to portray Dr. Frank N Furter's beautiful creature, Rocky Horror (A Creation) in the original London Cast production of The Rocky Horror Show. In 2009, Bourton wrote a memoir, The Rocky Horror Show: As I Remember It, recalling his experiences as Rocky. Although currently out of print, it is available for Kindle upload (minus the photo pages.)
Screen Credits
2015: London Fields – Godfrey
2013: Hotel Inferno - 02 Frank Zimosa
1999: You're Dead... - Swedish Harry
1991-1992: Knightmare (TV Series) - Skarkill / Julius Scaramonger
1992: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (TV Series) - George the Bus Driver
1991: Chalkface (TV Series) -Mr. Gardner
1982: The Professionals (TV Series) - Caretaker
1982: Minder (TV Series) - Randolf
1981: Diamonds (TV Series) - Policeman
1981: Outland - Male Prostitute in Leisure Club
1981: The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy (TV Series) - Newscaster
1978: Armchair Thriller (TV Series) - Jim
1976: BBC2 Playhouse (TV Series) - The Devil
1974: Bedtime Stories (TV Series) - Fox
1972: Thirty-Minute Theatre (TV Series) - Wilkins
Stage Credits
1996: Street Scene [Original London Cast]
1973: The Rocky Horror Show [Original London Cast] - Rocky Horror
1969-1971: Various productions at the Birmingham Rep (as well as other theaters in the UK)
