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Howard Coggins
(1971-2023)
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Howard Coggins was born in 1971 in Backwell, Somerset, England, UK. He was an actor, known for
Sherlock (2010)
,
Doc Martin (2004)
and
Law & Order: UK (2009)
. He was married to Kirstyn. He died on 1 November 2023.
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Known for
Sherlock
9.1
TV Series
Brian Lukis
2010 • 1 ep
Doc Martin
8.4
TV Series
Mr Elliot
Mr Elliott
2007 • 2 eps
Law & Order: UK
7.7
TV Series
Rico
2011 • 1 ep
Moses Jones
6.5
TV Mini Series
Fruit Stallholder
2009 • 1 ep
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Choose Your Weapon
8.4
Short
Dirty Man
2021
Acres and Acres
6.5
Santa Claus
2016
The Coroner
7.0
TV Series
Bill Jeffries
2015
1 episode
The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies
7.9
TV Mini Series
Custody Officer
2014
1 episode
Law & Order: UK
7.7
TV Series
Rico
2011
1 episode
Waking the Dead
7.9
TV Series
Sgt Stanley Heath
2011
2 episodes
Sherlock
9.1
TV Series
Brian Lukis
2010
1 episode
Runaway
7.2
TV Mini Series
Farmer
2009
1 episode
Moses Jones
6.5
TV Mini Series
Fruit Stallholder
2009
1 episode
Being Human
7.8
TV Series
Maintenance Man
2009
1 episode
Beautiful People
8.5
TV Series
Paramedic
2008
1 episode
Doctors
4.6
TV Series
John Wheeler
2008
1 episode
Doc Martin
8.4
TV Series
Mr Elliott
Mr Elliot
2007
2 episodes
Gina's Laughing Gear
7.5
TV Series
Mozzup
2007
1 episode
Clatterford
7.7
TV Series
Grocer
2006
1 episode
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Born
1971
Backwell, Somerset, England, UK
Died
November 1
,
2023
Spouse
Kirstyn
? - 2023 (his death, 1 child)
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