Forbes Collins Net Worth

Forbes Collins is an actor who has appeared in a number of popular television shows and films, including Poldark (1975), Doctor Who (1963) and John Silver's Return to Treasure Island (1986). He has also contributed to soundtracks for some of these projects.
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Forbes Collins, a well-known actor with a plethora of notable television and film appearances, is projected to have a net worth ranging from $100K to $1M in 2024. Collins has captivated audiences with his performances in various beloved shows like Poldark (1975), Doctor Who (1963), and John Silver's Return to Treasure Island (1986). His talent and versatility have allowed him to establish a successful career in the entertainment industry, garnering both critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. With his extensive body of work, Collins' net worth reflects his accomplishments and the recognition he has received throughout his career.

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1974

Other appearances include the 1974 "Dixon Of Dock Green" episode, "Seven For A Secret - Never To Be Told". His character, Pengelly, appears to have withheld information from Dock Green police who are investigating the death of a woman in a gas explosion. He has also played policemen himself, notably Chief Superintendent Bailey in three episodes of the P. D. James-penned Adam Dalgliesh story, "Shroud For A Nightingale" (which TV mini-series starred Roy Marsden as Dalgliesh).

1975

Collins also played Zacky Martin in Poldark (1975), playing a leading male member in the village of Sawle and supporter of Captain Poldark, whose house Nampara was nearby. When the villagers of Sawle try one of their own for murder, Zacky is prominent in leading the process, advocating using "the old way". This uses a candle which, should it stop burning before the end, is taken as 'proof' of guilt. In Poldark, with 'sentence' passed, as the 'guilty' man (who professes his genuine guilt) is taken away, the viewer sees that the wick in the candle had been pre-cut, and the flame would have naturally extinguished anyway. In the quietly memorable and chilling scene that follows, the 'guilty' man is hurled from the cliffs to his death.