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Derek Andersis a Scottish television actor. He was active from 1970 to 1996.^[1]^[2]

Roles includeJames IV of ScotlandinThe Shadow of the Tower,Long Rob Duncan inSunset Song (TV series),David Blair inTake the High Road,and a minister inRab C. Nesbitt.

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^"Derek Anders".Kinorium.Retrieved2024-03-11.
^Guide, British Comedy."Derek Anders".British Comedy Guide.Retrieved2024-03-11.

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