Peter Kerrigan
Birthday
1916/01/01 (109 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Bootle, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK
Also know as
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Biography
Peter Kerrigan was a Liverpudlian actor famous for his work on a series of TV plays, many of which were directed by Ken Loach, and for his role as George Malone in Alan Bleasdale's Boys From the Blackstuff. Born in Bootle in 1916, Kerrigan was a docker originally and, as a Communist Party member, founded the Birkenhead Port Workers Defence Committee. At some point in the '50s, he joined the National Association of Stevedores and Dockers and he wrote the 1958 pamphlet, 'What Next For Britain's Po...Read more
Acting
(1978) The Spongers
as Peter
(1971) Talk About Work
as Self (uncredited)
(1969) The Big Flame
as Peter Conner
(1980) The Black Stuff
as George Malone
(1971) The Rank and File
as Eddie
(1976) Bag of Yeast
as James Scannell
(1981) United Kingdom
as Peter Connor
(1971) After a Lifetime
as Uncle John
(1974) Lucky
as Det. Sgt. Williams
(1970) The Body
as Self
(1987) Coast to Coast
as British Rail Inspector
(1975) The Sweeney
as Bowyer
(1984) Scully
as Old Man
(1982) Boys from the Blackstuff
as George Malone
(1983) The Gathering Seed
as Fred Rowsey
(1975) Days of Hope
as Peter