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Derek Reid

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Known from: The Count of Monte Cristo, Ripper Street and Titanic: Blood and Steel

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The Count of Monte Cristo

2002 • 131 minuten
as Banker
3 comments
4,23 (88)

Ripper Street

2012 - 2016 (TV-show)
as Chatwood
3,58 (6)

Titanic: Blood and Steel

2012 - 2012 (TV-show)
as Pirrie's Butler

Collaborated with

Lynda Armstrong Lynda Armstrong
Leslie Shatz Leslie Shatz
Priscilla John Priscilla John
Sandra Kelly Sandra Kelly
Chris Brigham Chris Brigham
Paula Fairfield Paula Fairfield
Niall Martin Niall Martin
Jonathan Glickman Jonathan Glickman
Jackie Grima Jackie Grima
Paul Curtis Paul Curtis
Keith Sewell Keith Sewell
Laura Dickens Laura Dickens
Joseph M. Kelly Joseph M. Kelly
Dave Early Dave Early
John Bell John Bell

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The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

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