

Biography
Peter Kerrigan was a Liverpudlian actor famous for his work on a series of TV plays, many of which were directed by Ken Loach, and for his role as George Malone in Alan Bleasdale's Boys From the Blackstuff. Born in Bootle in 1916, Kerrigan was a docker originally and, as a Communist Party member, founded the Birkenhead Port Workers Defence Committee. At some point in the '50s, he joined the National Association of Stevedores and Dockers and he wrote the 1958 pamphlet, 'What Next For Britain's Port Workers? ' on behalf of the Socialist Labour League - the party he had joined following his departure from the CP. In official retirement Kerrigan became an actor appearing in the militant dockworkers drama The Big Flame, written by Jim Allen and directed by Ken Loach.
Known For
Coast to Coast (1987)Age: 71as British Rail Inspector
Scully (1984)Age: 68as Old Man
The Gathering Seed (1983)Age: 67as Fred Pawsey
Boys from the Blackstuff (1982)Age: 66as George Malone
United Kingdom (1981)Age: 65as Peter Connor
The Black Stuff (1980)Age: 64as George Malone
The Spongers (1978)Age: 62as Peter
Bag of Yeast (1976)Age: 60as James Scannell
The Sweeney (1975)Age: 59as Bowyer
Days of Hope (1975)Age: 59as Peter






