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Charlie Wallace is a fictional character portrayed by Kenneth Cranham in the TV series Heartbeat.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled A Long Shot (season 6), they were 51 years old.
They appear in 2 episodes out of a total of 372 aired

Charlie Wallace

by Kenneth Cranham

character

Episodes2

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    A Long Shot
    episode S6.E4 september 1996
    Harry Schofield's great ambition is that his son Len becomes a professional cricket player, but when Len is not accepted at cricket training, he runs away from home. Joss Harrop has a couple of mares he wants covered, but stud fees have risen and he cannot afford it. Greengrass has a perfect solution to that. They "borrow" lord Ashfordly's race horse Ashfordly Lad for a couple of hours and return the stud before anybody notices it is missing. That is a lot easier said than done. Not getting hold of the horse that is, but returning it!
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    Something of Value
    episode S6.E5 september 1996
    A large quantity of fine wine has been stolen from a wholesaler's warehouse and the police think it is an inside job, because the burglar alarm was switched off. The prime suspect is the haulier Charlie Wallace. PC Rowan finds out that Alf Ventress has lost a lot of money at cards to Wallace and cannot settle his debts. Rowan decides to help his friend and colleague and trap Wallace at the same time. Lord Ashfordly has had intruders on his estate and when he catches Greengrass red-handed at poaching he hires the old scoundrel as a guard to keep off the intruders - unpaid of course.