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	[[File:Barry Evans, (actor).jpg\|thumb\|Barry Evans as Jamie McGregor in ''Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'']]'''Barry Evans''' (1943–1997) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.		[[File:Barry Evans, (actor).jpg\|thumb\|Barry Evans as Jamie McGregor in ''Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'']]'''Barry Evans''' (1943–1997) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.

	He was born in [[Guildford]] and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).		He was born in [[Guildford]] and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]]. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).

	Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> (1970), loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).		Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> (1970), loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).

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	'''Barry Evans''' (1943–1997) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.		[[File:Barry Evans, (actor).jpg\|thumb\|Barry Evans as Jamie McGregor in ''Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'']]'''Barry Evans''' (1943–1997) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.

	He was born in [[Guildford]] and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).		He was born in [[Guildford]] and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).

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	'''Barry Evans''' (~~1943–1997~~) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.		'''Barry Evans''' (1943–1997) was a British actor, best known for his appearances in sitcoms such as <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> and <cite>Mind Your Language</cite>.

	He was born in Guildford and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).		He was born in [[Guildford]] and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).

	Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> (1970), loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).		Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> (1970), loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).

	In later life he became a minicab driver in Leicestershire. In 1997 he was found dead of alcohol poisoning in his bungalow. A young man was initially charged with murder but the inquest ~~rturned~~ an open verdict.		In later life he became a minicab driver in [[Leicestershire]]. In 1997 he was found dead of alcohol poisoning in his bungalow. A young man was initially charged with murder but the inquest returned an open verdict.

	Following his death the <cite>Daily Mail</cite> published an article saying Evans had been bisexual: he had supposedly had a crush on the performer Lionel Blair, but the love of his life had been a woman whose husband was in jail for murder.<ref>http://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/barry_evans/biography.php Barry Evans biography</ref>.		Following his death the <cite>Daily Mail</cite> published an article saying Evans had been bisexual: he had supposedly had a crush on the performer Lionel Blair, but the love of his life had been a woman whose husband was in jail for murder.<ref>http://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/barry_evans/biography.php Barry Evans biography</ref>.

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	He was born in Guildford and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).		He was born in Guildford and early abandoned by his parents, to be brought up in an orphanage. He went on to the Italia Conti stage school and won a [[John Gielgud]] Scholarship to the Central School of Speech and Drama. He appeared as a sex-starved boy in the film <cite>Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush</cite> (1967).

	Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite>, loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).		Barry Evans' first major role was in the sitcom <cite>Doctor in the House</cite> (1970), loosely based on Richard Gordon's series of novels (which had previously been adapted as a series of feature films starring [[Dirk Bogarde]]).

	In later life he became a minicab driver in Leicestershire. In 1997 he was found dead of alcohol poisoning in his bungalow. A young man was initially charged with murder but the inquest rturned an open verdict.		In later life he became a minicab driver in Leicestershire. In 1997 he was found dead of alcohol poisoning in his bungalow. A young man was initially charged with murder but the inquest rturned an open verdict.

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