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== Career ==
== Career ==
He has enjoyed a long career as a character actor in the [[United Kingdom]], having been steadily employed in British television since 1987. Amongst the high-profile shows on which he's worked are: ''[[Coronation Street]]'', {{wi|Inspector Morse (TV series)|Inspector Morse}}, ''[[The Bill]]'', {{wi|Stanton Blues}}, {{wi|Emmerdale Farm}}, {{wi|Murphy's Law (TV series)|Murphy's Law}} and {{wi|Holby City}}. In 2012, Dixon played Captain Drood in the two-part production of ''[[The Mystery of Edwin Drood]]'', which also starred [[Ian McNeice]] and [[Ron Cook]].
He has enjoyed a long career as a character actor in the [[United Kingdom]], having been steadily employed in British television since 1987. Amongst the high-profile shows on which he's worked are: ''[[Coronation Street]]'', {{wi|Inspector Morse (TV series)|Inspector Morse}}, ''[[The Bill]]'', {{wi|Stanton Blues}}, {{wi|Emmerdale Farm}}, {{wi|Murphy's Law (British TV series)|Murphy's Law}} and {{wi|Holby City}}. In 2012, Dixon played Captain Drood in the two-part production of ''[[The Mystery of Edwin Drood]]'', which also starred [[Ian McNeice]] and [[Ron Cook]].


== External links ==
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[[Category:Main Range voice actors]]
[[Category:Main Range voice actors]]
[[Category:Big Finish guest actors]]

Latest revision as of 02:45, 24 March 2024

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Rob Dixon voiced Reggie Mead in the Big Finish Doctor Who audio story Project: Twilight and Sergeant Wood in No Man's Land.

Career[[edit] | [edit source]]

He has enjoyed a long career as a character actor in the United Kingdom, having been steadily employed in British television since 1987. Amongst the high-profile shows on which he's worked are: Coronation Street, Inspector Morse, The Bill, Stanton Blues, Emmerdale Farm, Murphy's Law and Holby City. In 2012, Dixon played Captain Drood in the two-part production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, which also starred Ian McNeice and Ron Cook.

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]