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Dominic Wood

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Dominic Wood

Actor (3)

Born: 3 January 1978 (48) in Exeter, Devon, England

Known from: Phineas and Ferb, Would I Lie to You? and Horrid Henry: The Movie

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Wikipedia: Dominic Wood

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Full filmography (3)
3,64 (37)

Phineas and Ferb

2007 - 2025 (TV-show)
as Charles Pipping IV (voice)
4,71 (21)

Would I Lie to You?

2007 - 2024 (TV-show)
1,50 (5)

Horrid Henry: The Movie

2011 • 93 minuten
as 2C4S Presenter 1

Collaborated with

Mathew Horne Mathew Horne
Charlie Simpson Charlie Simpson
Ortis Deley Ortis Deley
Dave Chapman Dave Chapman
Angellica Bell Angellica Bell
Ian Kirkby Ian Kirkby
Richard McCourt Richard McCourt
Dermot Canterbury Dermot Canterbury
Tyger Drew-Honey Tyger Drew-Honey
Jamie Wilson Jamie Wilson
Julian Kemp Julian Kemp
Jack Sanders Jack Sanders
Guy Rowland Guy Rowland
Matt Edmondson Matt Edmondson
Michael Wolf Michael Wolf

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