the right of people to destroy their liver and wallet in any way they choose." Personal life Bathurst met artist Victoria Threlfall through mutual friends and they married in 1985. They have four daughters: Matilda, Clemency, Oriel and Honor. Filmography Robert Bathurst filmography Radio Richard Barton: General Practitioner! (1997) Bathurst portrayed Professor Charles Gardner – the ultra-conservative snob and don who rejected Archie from Oxford for not knowing how to use a fish knife at the dinner table – in Hut 33 for BBC Radio 4. The Golden Age (2012) 3 episodes. Written by Arthur Mathews Written works Bathurst, Robert (4 December 2001). "Yes, Cold Feet beat Trollope, but at what cost?". The Daily Telegraph: p. 17. Bathurst, Robert (25 October 2008). "Alex tour: Getting Brezhnev to smile would have been easier". The Daily Telegraph: p. 26 (Review section) Bathurst, Robert (7 March 2009). "It's their loss (but our pain)". The Independent References External links Robert Bathurst at the British Film Institute 1957 births Alumni of Pembroke College, Cambridge Robert Guy English male film actors English male radio actors English male stage actors English male television actors Living people People educated at Worth School People from Accra