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Richard Bradshaw
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Richard Bradshaw is known for
Cassandra (1987)
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The Muppet Show (1976)
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Jim Henson Presents the World of International Puppeteering (1985)
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Known for
Cassandra
4.8
Art Department
1987
The Muppet Show
8.4
TV Series
Guest Puppeteer
1977 • 1 ep
Jim Henson Presents the World of International Puppeteering
8.1
TV Series
Self
1988 • 1 ep
Play School
7.5
TV Series
Self
1967–1995 • 9 eps
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The Muppet Show
8.4
TV Series
Guest Puppeteer
1977
1 episode
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Cassandra
4.8
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1987
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He was awarded the O.A.M. (Order of Australia Medal) in the 1986 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to the performing arts as a puppeteer.
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