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	Bull's performance as the [[Soviet Union\|Soviet]] Ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, in ''[[Dr. Strangelove]]'' (1964) is probably the best known of his many film and TV appearances. He was cast as Thwackum, one of Blifil's two tutors, in the 1963 film ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]''. (The other tutor, Square, of contrasting build and character, was played by [[John Moffatt (actor)\|John Moffatt]].)		Bull's performance as the [[Soviet Union\|Soviet]] Ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, in ''[[Dr. Strangelove]]'' (1964) is probably the best known of his many film and TV appearances. He was cast as Thwackum, one of Blifil's two tutors, in the 1963 film ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]''. (The other tutor, Square, of contrasting build and character, was played by [[John Moffatt (actor)\|John Moffatt]].)

	In the 1970s, he ran a small shop just off [[Notting Hill Gate]], selling zodiac-related items.~~{{Citation needed\|date=August 2011}}~~		In the 1970s, he ran a small shop just off [[Notting Hill Gate]], selling zodiac-related items.

	Bull published a number of books on the subject of [[teddy bear]]s, including ''Bear With Me'', as well as a book on his adventures on the Greek islands of [[Corfu]] and [[Paxos (island)\|Paxos]], where he owned a house, ''It isn't all Greek to me'', illustrated by Oscar winner [[Roger Furse]]. He was also the author of a non-fiction book about his experiences during the Second World War as commander of a Tank Landing Craft (LCT), ''To Sea in a Sieve'' and several memoirs and collections of his letters.		Bull published a number of books on the subject of [[teddy bear]]s, including ''Bear With Me'', as well as a book on his adventures on the Greek islands of [[Corfu]] and [[Paxos (island)\|Paxos]], where he owned a house, ''It isn't all Greek to me'', illustrated by Oscar winner [[Roger Furse]]. He was also the author of a non-fiction book about his experiences during the Second World War as commander of a Tank Landing Craft (LCT), ''To Sea in a Sieve'' and several memoirs and collections of his letters.

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	Bull was educated at [[w:Winchester College\|Winchester College]]. His first professional stage appearance was in ''[[w:If I Were You (Wodehouse novel)\|If I Were You]]'' at the [[w:Shaftesbury Theatre\|Shaftesbury Theatre]] in 1933.		Bull was educated at [[w:Winchester College\|Winchester College]]. His first professional stage appearance was in ''[[w:If I Were You (Wodehouse novel)\|If I Were You]]'' at the [[w:Shaftesbury Theatre\|Shaftesbury Theatre]] in 1933.

	He was a friend of [[w:Alec Guinness\|Alec Guinness]], whom he first met at [[w:HMS Raleigh (shore establishment)\|HMS Raleigh]] during training in the [[w:Second World War]], and later {{HMS\|King Alfred\|1939 shore establishment\|6}}; he served as an officer in the [[Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]], later commanding Landing Craft (Flak) 16 in the Mediterranean.<ref>'Blessings in Disguise', Alec Guinness, Hamish Hamilton Ltd, London 1996.</ref>		He was a friend of [[w:Alec Guinness\|Alec Guinness]], whom he first met at [[w:HMS Raleigh (shore establishment)\|HMS Raleigh]] during training in the [[w:Second World War\|Second World War]], and later {{HMS\|King Alfred\|1939 shore establishment\|6}}; he served as an officer in the [[w:Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve\|Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]], later commanding Landing Craft (Flak) 16 in the Mediterranean.<ref>'Blessings in Disguise', Alec Guinness, Hamish Hamilton Ltd, London 1996.</ref>
	He achieved the rank of [[Lieutenant-Commander]] and was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)\|Distinguished Service Cross]].<ref>{{London Gazette \|issue=37380 \|date=7 December 1945 \|supp=y \|page=5987}}</ref> Returning to acting after the war, he both narrated and had a small on-screen role in ''[[Scrooge (1951 film)\|Scrooge]]'' (1951); and portrayed the captain of the ship that [[Katharine Hepburn]]'s and [[Humphrey Bogart]]'s characters set out to destroy, whom they persuade to marry them just before they are to be executed, in ''[[The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'' (1951). Bull was the first actor to portray [[Pozzo (Waiting for Godot)\|Pozzo]] in the English-language version of [[Samuel Beckett]]'s ''[[Waiting For Godot]]'' when it opened on 3 August 1955.		He achieved the rank of [[Lieutenant-Commander]] and was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)\|Distinguished Service Cross]].<ref>{{London Gazette \|issue=37380 \|date=7 December 1945 \|supp=y \|page=5987}}</ref> Returning to acting after the war, he both narrated and had a small on-screen role in ''[[Scrooge (1951 film)\|Scrooge]]'' (1951); and portrayed the captain of the ship that [[Katharine Hepburn]]'s and [[Humphrey Bogart]]'s characters set out to destroy, whom they persuade to marry them just before they are to be executed, in ''[[The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'' (1951). Bull was the first actor to portray [[Pozzo (Waiting for Godot)\|Pozzo]] in the English-language version of [[Samuel Beckett]]'s ''[[Waiting For Godot]]'' when it opened on 3 August 1955.

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	'''Peter Cecil Bull''', {{post-nominals\|country=GBR\|size=100%\|DSC}} (21 March 1912 – 20 May 1984), was a British [[character actor]] who appeared in supporting roles in such films as ''[[The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'', ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]'', and ''[[Dr. Strangelove]]''.		'''Peter Cecil Bull''', {{post-nominals\|country=GBR\|size=100%\|DSC}} (21 March 1912 – 20 May 1984), was a British [[w:character actor\|character actor]] who appeared in supporting roles in such films as ''[[w:The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'', ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]'', and ''[[w:Dr. Strangelove\|Dr. Strangelove]]''.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	He was the fourth and youngest son of William Bull, later [[Sir William Bull, 1st Baronet]], [[Member of Parliament]] for [[Hammersmith (UK Parliament constituency)\|Hammersmith]].		He was the fourth and youngest son of William Bull, later [[w:Sir William Bull, 1st Baronet\|Sir William Bull]], [[w:Member of Parliament\|Member of Parliament]] for [[w:Hammersmith (UK Parliament constituency)\|Hammersmith]].

	Bull was educated at [[Winchester College]]. His first professional stage appearance was in ''[[If I Were You (Wodehouse novel)\|If I Were You]]'' at the [[Shaftesbury Theatre]] in 1933.		Bull was educated at [[w:Winchester College\|Winchester College]]. His first professional stage appearance was in ''[[w:If I Were You (Wodehouse novel)\|If I Were You]]'' at the [[w:Shaftesbury Theatre\|Shaftesbury Theatre]] in 1933.

	He was a friend of [[Alec Guinness]], whom he first met at {{HMS\|Raleigh\|shore establishment\|~~6}}~~ during training in the [[Second World War]], and later {{HMS\|King Alfred\|1939 shore establishment\|6}}; he served as an officer in the [[Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]], later commanding Landing Craft (Flak) 16 in the Mediterranean.<ref>'Blessings in Disguise', Alec Guinness, Hamish Hamilton Ltd, London 1996.</ref>		He was a friend of [[w:Alec Guinness\|Alec Guinness]], whom he first met at [[w:HMS Raleigh (shore establishment)\|HMS Raleigh]] during training in the [[w:Second World War]], and later {{HMS\|King Alfred\|1939 shore establishment\|6}}; he served as an officer in the [[Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]], later commanding Landing Craft (Flak) 16 in the Mediterranean.<ref>'Blessings in Disguise', Alec Guinness, Hamish Hamilton Ltd, London 1996.</ref>
	He achieved the rank of [[Lieutenant-Commander]] and was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)\|Distinguished Service Cross]].<ref>{{London Gazette \|issue=37380 \|date=7 December 1945 \|supp=y \|page=5987}}</ref> Returning to acting after the war, he both narrated and had a small on-screen role in ''[[Scrooge (1951 film)\|Scrooge]]'' (1951); and portrayed the captain of the ship that [[Katharine Hepburn]]'s and [[Humphrey Bogart]]'s characters set out to destroy, whom they persuade to marry them just before they are to be executed, in ''[[The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'' (1951). Bull was the first actor to portray [[Pozzo (Waiting for Godot)\|Pozzo]] in the English-language version of [[Samuel Beckett]]'s ''[[Waiting For Godot]]'' when it opened on 3 August 1955.		He achieved the rank of [[Lieutenant-Commander]] and was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)\|Distinguished Service Cross]].<ref>{{London Gazette \|issue=37380 \|date=7 December 1945 \|supp=y \|page=5987}}</ref> Returning to acting after the war, he both narrated and had a small on-screen role in ''[[Scrooge (1951 film)\|Scrooge]]'' (1951); and portrayed the captain of the ship that [[Katharine Hepburn]]'s and [[Humphrey Bogart]]'s characters set out to destroy, whom they persuade to marry them just before they are to be executed, in ''[[The African Queen (film)\|The African Queen]]'' (1951). Bull was the first actor to portray [[Pozzo (Waiting for Godot)\|Pozzo]] in the English-language version of [[Samuel Beckett]]'s ''[[Waiting For Godot]]'' when it opened on 3 August 1955.

	Bull's performance as the [[Soviet Union\|Soviet]] Ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, in ''[[Dr Strangelove]]'' (1964) is probably the best known of his many film and TV appearances. He was cast as Thwackum, one of Blifil's two tutors, in the 1963 film ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]''. (The other tutor, Square, of contrasting build and character, was played by [[John Moffatt (actor)\|John Moffatt]].)		Bull's performance as the [[Soviet Union\|Soviet]] Ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, in ''[[Dr. Strangelove]]'' (1964) is probably the best known of his many film and TV appearances. He was cast as Thwackum, one of Blifil's two tutors, in the 1963 film ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)\|Tom Jones]]''. (The other tutor, Square, of contrasting build and character, was played by [[John Moffatt (actor)\|John Moffatt]].)

	In the 1970s, he ran a small shop just off [[Notting Hill Gate]], selling zodiac-related items.{{Citation needed\|date=August 2011}}		In the 1970s, he ran a small shop just off [[Notting Hill Gate]], selling zodiac-related items.{{Citation needed\|date=August 2011}}
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	* [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129553658 Peter Bull at Find-A-Grave]		* [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129553658 Peter Bull at Find-A-Grave]

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'''Peter Cecil Bull''', {{post-nominals|country=GBR|size=100%|DSC}} (21 March 1912 – 20 May 1984), was a British [[character actor]] who appeared in supporting roles in such films as ''[[The African Queen (film)|The African Queen]]'', ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)|Tom Jones]]'', and ''[[Dr. Strangelove]]''.

== Biography ==
He was the fourth and youngest son of William Bull, later [[Sir William Bull, 1st Baronet]], [[Member of Parliament]] for [[Hammersmith (UK Parliament constituency)|Hammersmith]].

Bull was educated at [[Winchester College]]. His first professional stage appearance was in ''[[If I Were You (Wodehouse novel)|If I Were You]]'' at the [[Shaftesbury Theatre]] in 1933.

He was a friend of [[Alec Guinness]], whom he first met at {{HMS|Raleigh|shore establishment|6}} during training in the [[Second World War]], and later {{HMS|King Alfred|1939 shore establishment|6}}; he served as an officer in the [[Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]], later commanding Landing Craft (Flak) 16 in the Mediterranean.<ref>'Blessings in Disguise', Alec Guinness, Hamish Hamilton Ltd, London 1996.</ref>
He achieved the rank of [[Lieutenant-Commander]] and was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)|Distinguished Service Cross]].<ref>{{London Gazette |issue=37380 |date=7 December 1945 |supp=y |page=5987}}</ref> Returning to acting after the war, he both narrated and had a small on-screen role in ''[[Scrooge (1951 film)|Scrooge]]'' (1951); and portrayed the captain of the ship that [[Katharine Hepburn]]'s and [[Humphrey Bogart]]'s characters set out to destroy, whom they persuade to marry them just before they are to be executed, in ''[[The African Queen (film)|The African Queen]]'' (1951). Bull was the first actor to portray [[Pozzo (Waiting for Godot)|Pozzo]] in the English-language version of [[Samuel Beckett]]'s ''[[Waiting For Godot]]'' when it opened on 3 August 1955.

Bull's performance as the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] Ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, in ''[[Dr Strangelove]]'' (1964) is probably the best known of his many film and TV appearances. He was cast as Thwackum, one of Blifil's two tutors, in the 1963 film ''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)|Tom Jones]]''. (The other tutor, Square, of contrasting build and character, was played by [[John Moffatt (actor)|John Moffatt]].)

In the 1970s, he ran a small shop just off [[Notting Hill Gate]], selling zodiac-related items.{{Citation needed|date=August 2011}}

Bull published a number of books on the subject of [[teddy bear]]s, including ''Bear With Me'', as well as a book on his adventures on the Greek islands of [[Corfu]] and [[Paxos (island)|Paxos]], where he owned a house, ''It isn't all Greek to me'', illustrated by Oscar winner [[Roger Furse]]. He was also the author of a non-fiction book about his experiences during the Second World War as commander of a Tank Landing Craft (LCT), ''To Sea in a Sieve'' and several memoirs and collections of his letters.

Peter Bull died of a heart attack in London on 20 May 1984 at 72 years of age.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1984/05/22/obituaries/peter-bull-actor-and-writer.html|title=Peter Bull, actor and writer|first=Jon|last=Pareles|date=22 May 1984|website=New York Times (obituaries)}}.</ref>

==Partial filmography==
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*''[[The Secret Voice]]'' (1936) as Minor Role (uncredited)
*''[[The Beloved Vagabond (1936 film)|The Beloved Vagabond]]'' (1936) as Artist in bar (uncredited)
*''[[As You Like It (1936 film)|As You Like It]]'' (1936) as William
*''[[Sabotage (1936 film)|Sabotage]]'' (1936) as Michaelis – Conspirator (uncredited)
*''[[Knight Without Armour]]'' (1937) as Commissar (uncredited)
*''[[Non-Stop New York]]'' (1937) as Spurgeon
*''[[Sunset in Vienna]]'' (1937) as Turk Outside Café
*''[[Second Best Bed]]'' (1938) as Tennis match spectator (uncredited)
*''[[Marie Antoinette (1938 film)|Marie Antoinette]]'' (1938) as Gamin (uncredited)
*''[[The Ware Case (1938 film)|The Ware Case]]'' (1938) as Eustace Ede
*''[[Young Man's Fancy (film)|Young Man's Fancy]]'' (1939) as French Soldier (uncredited)
*''[[Inspector Hornleigh (film)|Inspector Hornleigh]]'' (1939) as Radio Ham Operator (uncredited)
*''[[Dead Man's Shoes (1940 film)|Dead Man's Shoes]]'' (1940) as Defense Counsel
*''Sunset in Vienna'' (1940) as Turk Outside Café (uncredited)
*''[[Contraband (1940 film)|Contraband]]'' (1940) as Third Brother Grimm
*''[[Quiet Wedding]]'' (1941) as Tenor (uncredited)
*''[[The Grand Escapade]]'' (1947) as Jennings
*''[[The Turners of Prospect Road]]'' (1947) as J.G. Clarkson
*''[[They Made Me a Fugitive]]'' (1947) as Fidgity Phil
*''[[Oliver Twist (1948 film)|Oliver Twist]]'' (1948) as Landlord of 'Three Cripples' tavern
*''[[Saraband for Dead Lovers]]'' (1948) as Prince George Louis
*''[[Woman Hater (1948 film)|Woman Hater]]'' (1948) as Mr. Fletcher
*''[[Look Before You Love]]'' (1948) as Ship Passenger (uncredited)
*''[[Cardboard Cavalier]]'' (1949) as Mosspot
*''[[Alice in Wonderland (1949 film)|Alice in Wonderland]]'' (1949) as Puppet Character (voice)
*''[[The Lost People]]'' (1949) as Wolf
*''[[The Reluctant Widow (film)|The Reluctant Widow]]'' (1950)
*''[[I'll Get You for This]]'' (1951) as Hans
*''[[Smart Alec (1951 UK film)|Smart Alec]]'' (1951) as Prosecuting Counsel
*''[[The Lavender Hill Mob]]'' (1951) as Joe the Gab (uncredited)
*''[[The Six Men]]'' (1951) as Walkeley
*''[[Scrooge (1951 film)|Scrooge]]'' (1951) as First Businessman / Narrator
*''[[The African Queen (film)|The African Queen]]'' (1951) as Captain of Louisa
*''[[Salute the Toff]]'' (1952) as Lorne (uncredited)
*''[[The Second Mrs Tanqueray (1952 film)|The Second Mrs Tanqueray]]'' (1952) as Misquith
*''[[Strange Stories (film)|Strange Stories]]'' (1953) as Captain Breen
*''[[The Captain's Paradise]]'' (1953) as Kalikan firing-squad officer
*''[[Malta Story]]'' (1953) as Flying Officer (uncredited)
*''[[Saadia (film)|Saadia]]'' (1953) as Village potentate
*''[[Beau Brummell (1954 film)|Beau Brummell]]'' (1954) as Mr. Fox
*''[[Footsteps in the Fog]]'' (1955) as Brasher
*''[[Who Done It? (1956 film)|Who Done It?]]'' (1956) as Scientist
*''[[The Green Man (film)|The Green Man]]'' (1956) as General Niva
*''[[The Horse's Mouth (film)|The Horse's Mouth]]'' (1958) as Man in Taxi (uncredited)
*''[[Tom Thumb (film)|Tom Thumb]]'' (1958) as Town Crier
*''[[The Scapegoat (1959 film)|The Scapegoat]]'' (1959) as Aristide
*''[[The 3 Worlds of Gulliver]]'' (1960) as Lord Bermogg
*''[[The Rebel (1961 film)|The Rebel]]'' (1961) as Manager of Art Gallery, Paris
*''[[Goodbye Again (1961 film)|Goodbye Again]]'' (1961) as Client
* ''[[Follow That Man (1961 film)|Follow That Man]]'' (1961) as Gustav
*''[[The Girl on the Boat (film)|The Girl on the Boat]]'' (1962) as Blacksmith
*''[[Tom Jones (1963 film)|Tom Jones]]'' (1963) as Thwackum
*''[[The Old Dark House (1963 film)|The Old Dark House]]'' (1963) as Caspar Femm / Jasper Femm
*''[[Dr. Strangelove]]'' (1964) as Russian Ambassador Alexi de Sadesky
*''[[The Intelligence Men]]'' (1965) as Philippe
*''[[You Must Be Joking! (1965 film)|You Must Be Joking!]]'' (1965) as Ferocious Man in Library
*''[[Licensed to Kill (1965 film)|Licensed to Kill]]'' (1965) as Masterman
*''[[Doctor Dolittle (film)|Doctor Dolittle]]'' (1967) as General Bellowes
*''[[Lock Up Your Daughters (1969 film)|Lock Up Your Daughters]]'' (1969) as Bull
*''[[The Executioner (1970 film)|The Executioner]]'' (1970) as Butterfield
*''[[Up the Front]]'' (1972) as General Von Kobler
*''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1972 film)|Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1972) as Duchess
*''[[Lady Caroline Lamb (film)|Lady Caroline Lamb]]'' (1972) as Minister
*''[[Girl Stroke Boy]]'' (1973) as Peter Hovendon
*''[[Joseph Andrews (film)|Joseph Andrews]]'' (1977) as Sir Thomas Booby
*''The Brute'' (1977) as Housemaster
*''[[Rosie Dixon – Night Nurse]]'' (1978) as August Visitor
*''[[The Tempest (1979 film)|The Tempest]]'' (1979) as Alonso, the King of Naples
*''[[Yellowbeard]]'' (1983) as Queen Anne (final film role)
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==Published Works==

*''To Sea in a Sieve'' (1956)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=To Sea in a Sieve |date=1956 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ISBN=9780552103800 |language=en}}</ref>
*''Bulls in the Meadow'' (1957)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=Bulls in the Meadow |date=1957 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ISBN=9780000000620 |language=en}}</ref>
*''I Know the Face But...'' (1959)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title= I Know the Face But... |date=1959 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ISBN=9781914311383 |language=en}}</ref>
*''Not on Your Telly'' (1961)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title= Not on Your Telly |date=1959 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ASIN=B0000CL4CM |language=en}}</ref>
*''I Say Look Here'' (1965)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title= I Say Look Here: The Rather Random Reminiscences of a Round Actor in the Square |date=1965 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ASIN=B0000CMLOC |language=en}}</ref>
*''It Isn't All Greek to Me'' (1967)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title= It Isn't All Greek to Me |date=1967 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |ASIN= B003B1WYJ0 |language=en}}</ref>
*''Bear with me'' (1969)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=Bear with me: the teddy bear: A symposium |date=1969 |publisher=Hutchinson & Co. |location=London |ISBN=9780090987306 |language=en}}</ref>
*''The Teddy Bear Book'' (1970)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=Bull's Eyes: The Selected Memoirs of Peter Bull |date=1970 |publisher=Random House |location=New York City |ISBN=9780394416304 |language=en}}</ref>
*''Life Is a Cucumber'' (1973)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title= Life Is a Cucumber: Some Not Frightfully Belles Lettres |date=1973 |publisher=Peter Davies Ltd |location=London |language=en}}</ref>
*''Peter Bull's Book of Teddy Bears'' (1977)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=Peter Bull's Book of Teddy Bears |date=1977 |publisher=Cassell |location=London |ISBN=978-0304298501 |language=en}}</ref>
*''A Hug of Teddy Bears'' (1984)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=A Hug of Teddy Bears |date=1984 |publisher=Herbert Press Ltd |location=London |ISBN=9780906969434 |language=en}}</ref>
*''Bull's Eyes: The Selected Memoirs of Peter Bull'' (1986)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bull |first1=Peter |title=Bull's Eyes: The Selected Memoirs of Peter Bull |date=1986 |publisher=Quartet Books Ltd |location=London |ISBN=9780860720959 |language=en}}</ref>

==Notes==
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==External links==
* {{IMDb name|0119988}}
* {{IBDB name|77363}}
* [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129553658 Peter Bull at Find-A-Grave]

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[[Category:Recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom)]]
[[Category:Royal Navy officers of World War II]]
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[[Category:Male actors from London]]
[[Category:People educated at Winchester College]]
[[Category:20th-century English male actors]]
[[Category:Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve personnel of World War II]]
[[Category:Younger sons of baronets]]

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