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John Savident is a Guernsey born British actor.

Biography[]

Born in Guernsey, Savident was a common face on British television, playing a recurring role in Yes, Minister, as well as having a featured part in A Clockwork Orange. He was most popular, however, for his role as the butcher Fred Elliot in Coronation Street, a character who was killed off in 2005.

Singing[]

Savident sang on a number of occasions in role and has had a large impact, originating the role of Monsieur Richard Firmin in The Phantom of the Opera (as well as joining the original cast for the bows at the 25th Anniversary Special). Savident also sang briefly in the finale of Simon Nye's pantomime Aladdin, in which he played the Dame role of Widow Twankey.

He returned to a larger sung role in 2009, as the pompous Sir Joseph Porter in H.M.S. Pinafore.

Television[]

Coronation Street Pantomime (2005)[]

  • On the Sunny Side of the Street (contains solo lines)
  • There's no Business Like Show Business

Stage[]

The Card (1973)(originated the role)[]

  • Nine 'til Five (contains solo lines)
  • Universal White Kid Gloves (contains solo lines)

Jean Seberg (1983)(originated the role)[]

The Phantom of the Opera (1986)(originated the role)[]

  • Notes/Prima Donna (contains solo lines)
  • Masquerade/Why So Silent (contains solo lines)
  • Notes II (contains solo lines)
  • We Have All Been Blind/Twisted Every Way (contains solo lines)
  • Grand Finale (concert)

Cricket (1986)(originated the role)[]

  • The Summer Game (contains solo lines)
  • A Ban for Life (contains solo lines)
  • Wittering's Final Innings (contains solo lines)
  • The Making of St. Leger
  • The Final Stand (contains solo lines)
  • One Hot Afternoon

Aladdin (2000)[]

  • Having a Ball (contains solo lines)

H.M.S. Pinafore (2009)[]

  • Now Give Three Cheers (contains solo lines)
  • When I Was a Lad (contains solo lines)
  • For I Hold That on the Sea (contains solo lines)
  • Nevermind the Why and Wherefore (contains solo lines)
  • Farewell, my own (contains solo lines)
  • Here, take her Sir (contains solo lines)
  • Finale (contains solo lines)

Gallery[]

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