London, England
Basil David Moss (25 May 1935 – 28 November 2020) was a British character actor, who featured regularly on television in the 1960s and on radio in the 1970s. He was educated at St Paul's School, which he followed with actor's training. Despite leaving St Paul's in 1953, Moss's connections with the school remained strong throughout his life, both through his involvement in the Pauline Meetings and his work for the Old Pauline Club. In the early 1960s, he had a long-running screen role as Alan Drew in the BBC TV series Compact. He later had an even longer-lasting part in the radio soap, Waggoners' Walk, which ran for more than a decade and achieved ratings of four million listeners on Radio Two in the United Kingdom. This grew so popular that it nearly caused the cancellation of The Archers. His credited film roles include appearances in One Brief Summer (1970) and Clinic Exclusive (1971). As he grew older, Moss did less acting in order to concentrate on other interests, although he continued to appear in comic roles,[5] including The Gigolos. He died on 28 November 2020, at the age of 85.
as Huntley

as Alexander Burton
1992

as Vicar
1979

as Huntley
1965

as Mr. Creasey
1984

as Dr. Frazer
1970

as Coroner
1990

as Priest
2001

as Philip Eveleigh
1971

as Robert Atkinson
1986
as Ham Peggotty
1966

as Ted Rivers
1984
as Huntley
1966
1966
as Huntley
1 ep.

as Alexander Burton
1 episodes

as Vicar
1 episodes

as Huntley
1 episodes

as Mr. Creasey
1 episodes

as Dr. Frazer
3 episodes

as Coroner
1 episodes

as Priest
1 episodes

as Robert Atkinson
7 episodes
as Ham Peggotty
2 episodes

as Ted Rivers
8 episodes