Keith Chegwin
Keith Chegwin (January 17, 1957 – December 11, 2017) was an English television presenter, former child actor and singer.
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Films (22)

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)

Macbeth
1971 · Fleance

Competition
1971 · Maxwell

Betcher!
1971 · John (uncredited)

Egghead's Robot
1970
The Troublesome Double
1967 · Egghead Wentworth
Séries (36)

ABC Minors Song
2026 · Actor

Sooty
2011 · Self

Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side
2011 · Self
Bargain Hunt Famous Finds
2008
Hider in the House
2007 · Self
Showbiz Darts
2006 · Self - Andy's Group

Dancing on Ice
2006

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

The Ant & Dec Show
1995
Confessions
1995 · Self

The Mrs Merton Show
1995 · Self
The Danny Baker Show
1994

GMTV
1993 · Self

The Big Breakfast
1992 · Self - Host

Frank Sidebottom's Fantastic Shed Show
1992 · Self

Have I Got News for You
1990 · Self

The Word
1990

Cluedo
1990 · Himself

Comic Relief
1988
British Social History
1981 · Presenter/Narrator

Cheggers Plays Pop
1978
Star Turn
1976

The Wackers
1975 · Raymond Clarkson

Village Hall
1974 · Gary Heseltine

My Old Man
1974

Seven of One
1973 · Boy Buying Lolly

BBC Play of the Month
1965

Armchair Theatre
1956 · Maxwell
