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Birthplace:
Rutherglen, Glasgow, Scotland
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Although an accomplished comedian and comic actor, Robbie Coltrane has also delivered a number of superlative dramatic parts, perhaps none more so than his starring turn as the excessive and obsessive forensic psychologist "Cracker" in the 1990s British TV series. While some may also recall him as Russian gangster Valentin Dmitrovich Zukovsky in the James Bond films "GoldenEye" (1995) and "The World Is Not Enough" (1999), the tall (6'3"), burly (in excess of 250 pounds) actor won legions of new fans of all ages when he appeared as the combative but sweet-natured gamekeeper Rubeus Hagrid in the
Sergeant Peter Godley
2001
Valentin Dmitrovich Zukovsky
1999
Raised in the Glasgow, Scotland, area
1962
Had first taste of acting when he made stage debut in a school production of Shakespeare's "Henry V"
Decided to attend art school after visiting his older sister and getting on with her friends
1973
Adopted stage surname of "Coltrane" after the jazz musician John Coltrane
1973
Produced and directed the 50-minute documentary "Young Mental Health"
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