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Ken Farrington
Ken Farrington (born 18 April 1936) is an English actor sometimes credited as Kenneth Farrington.
==Career to 2000==
He first came to notice nationally playing the role of Billy Walker, wayward son of publican Annie, in ITV's long-running soap opera, ''Coronation Street''. He joined the series in 1961, playing the role on and off until leaving the series for good in 1984.
During the 1960s Farrington played a number of supporting roles in drama series, including ''The Saint'', playing long-suffering Chief Inspector Teal's right-hand man. He also appeared in films such as ''One Way Pendulum'' (1964) ''The Knack ...and How to Get It'' (1965), ''Robbery'' (1967) and ''Submarine X-1'' (1969). Farrington worked with the Manchester Drama Group, with whom cast members of ''Coronation Street'' often performed in the 1970s. In 1974, he directed Anne Kirkbride in a lunchtime production of David Halliwell's ''Muck from Three Angles'' at the Grapes Hotel in Quay Street.〔Simon Farquhar ("Anne Kirkbride: 'Coronation Street' stalwart across five decades entrusted with some of its most dramatic storylines" ), ''The Inedependent'', 20 January 2015〕 Kirkbride's Deirdre character in the soap was a love interest of Billy Walker around this time.
Beginning in 1997 he played the key continuing role of Jack Gates, father of Hart family matriarch Annie Hart, in soap opera ''Family Affairs''. His character was killed-off in late 1998 (several weeks prior to the entire Hart family being killed-off) as part of a drastic revamp of that series.
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