Biography
Keith Chegwin (January 17, 1957 – December 11, 2017) was an English television presenter, former child actor and singer.
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Acting
Liverpool, England, UK
Born · Died
Keith Chegwin (January 17, 1957 – December 11, 2017) was an English television presenter, former child actor and singer.
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A Gert Lush Christmas· 2015
Keith Chegwin

Kill Keith· 2011
Himself

The Art of Breaking Character· 2007
Self

It Started with Swap Shop· 2006
Self

Shaun of the Dead· 2004
Keith Chegwin (voice)

100 Worst Britons· 2003
Self

House!· 2000
Himself

Mr White Goes To Westminster· 1997

Multi-Coloured Saturdays· 1996

The Perfect Match· 1995
Keith Chegwin

Amnesty International's Big 30· 1991
Self

Viz: The Documentary· 1990
Self

High Rise Donkey· 1980
Self

Keith Chegwin Introduces· 1978

The Chester Mystery Plays· 1976

Robin Hood Junior· 1975
Robin

The Optimists of Nine Elms· 1973
Georgie (uncredited)

Betcher!· 1971
John (uncredited)

Competition· 1971
Maxwell

Macbeth· 1971
Fleance

Egghead's Robot· 1970

The Troublesome Double· 1967
Egghead Wentworth

Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side· 2011
Self

Sooty· 2011
Self

Bargain Hunt Famous Finds· 2008

Hider in the House· 2007
Self

Dancing on Ice· 2006

Showbiz Darts· 2006
Self - Andy's Group

Extras· 2005
Keith Chegwin

I'm Famous and Frightened!· 2004

Big Brother's Little Brother· 2001
Self

Celebrity Big Brother· 2001
Self

Naked Jungle· 2000

It's Only TV But I Like It· 1999
Self

The Young Person's Guide to Becoming a Rock Star· 1998
Doorman

Chegger's Challenge· 1997

Never Mind the Buzzcocks· 1996
Self

Confessions· 1995
Self

The Ant & Dec Show· 1995

The Mrs Merton Show· 1995
Self

The Danny Baker Show· 1994

GMTV· 1993
Self

Frank Sidebottom's Fantastic Shed Show· 1992
Self

The Big Breakfast· 1992
Self - Host

Cluedo· 1990
Himself

Have I Got News for You· 1990
Self

British Social History· 1981
Presenter/Narrator

Cheggers Plays Pop· 1978

Star Turn· 1976

The Wackers· 1975
Raymond Clarkson

My Old Man· 1974

Seven of One· 1973
Boy Buying Lolly

BBC Play of the Month· 1965

Armchair Theatre· 1956
Maxwell