Display title | Bit Character |
Default sort key | Bit Character |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Bit Character is a minor character in the cast. She or he has a slightly larger part than the extra or the Spear Carrier, but isn't a well-known actor taking a small part, like a Cameo. The British television industry often refers to these as "under sixes" (six being the number of spoken lines required to no longer be a bit part). Similarly in the US they are "under fives". |