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Benjamin Soames
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Benjamin Soames is known for
Sharpe (1993)
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The Good Guys (1992)
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Clancy's Kitchen (1997)
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Known for
Sharpe
8.4
TV Series
Lt. Trumper Jones
1994 • 1 ep
The Good Guys
8.2
TV Series
Neil
1993 • 1 ep
Clancy's Kitchen
3.7
Actor
1997
The Upper Hand
6.6
TV Series
Ben
1993 • 1 ep
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Clancy's Kitchen
3.7
1997
Jackson: My Life... Your Fault
3.1
Short
Jackson
1996
Heavy Weather
7.0
TV Movie
Ronnie Fish
1995
Sharpe
8.4
TV Series
Lt. Trumper Jones
1994
1 episode
The Upper Hand
6.6
TV Series
Ben
1993
1 episode
The Good Guys
8.2
TV Series
Neil
1993
1 episode
Absolutely Fabulous
8.2
TV Series
Boy #2
1992–2012
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He played Marcellus, Cornelius, and the player queen in a Naxos Audiobooks presentation of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet".
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