Where to watch Maurie Fields in the UK
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Maurice "Maurie" Fields (4 August 1926 - 18 December 1995) was an Australian vaudeville performer, actor and stand-up comedian.
Maurie Fields films streaming in the UK
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Maurie Fields TV shows streaming in the UK
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- The Flying Doctors (1986) as Vic Buckley
- Evil Angels (1988) as Barritt
- Bobby Dazzler (1977) Cast
- Taxi! (1979) as Drunken Man
- R.F.D.S. (1993) as Vic Buckley
- A Town Like Alice (1981) as Al Burns
- Country Life (1994) as Fred Livingstone
- Lonely Hearts (1982) as The Taxi Driver
- Death of a Soldier (1986) as Det. Sgt. Martin
- The Dunera Boys (1985) as Cpl Carter
- Alvin Rides Again (1974) as Garage Proprietor
- Starting Out as Mac Rankin
- The Bit Part (1987) as Peter
- Country Town (1973) as John Quinney
- My Brother Tom (1986) as "Muscles" Smith
- Cactus (1986) as Maurie
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What are Maurie Fields's most popular films?
Most-watched Maurie Fields films currently: Evil Angels (1988), Taxi! (1979), Country Life (1994), Lonely Hearts (1982), Death of a Soldier (1986).
What TV shows has Maurie Fields appeared in?
Selected TV credits: The Flying Doctors (1986), Bobby Dazzler (1977), R.F.D.S. (1993), A Town Like Alice (1981), Starting Out.
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