"Trevor Peacock Trevor Peacock (born 19 May 1931) is an English stage and television character actor and former screenwriter and songwriter. He is best known for playing Jim Trott in the BBC comedy series ""The Vicar of Dibley"", alongside Dawn French. He was born in Tottenham, North London, the son of Alexandria and Victor Peacock. His many television roles include Jim Trott in ""The Vicar of Dibley"", Rouault in ""Madame Bovary"" (opposite Keith Barron), Quilp in ""The Old Curiosity Shop"" and Old Bailey in ""Neverwhere"". He appeared in diverse programmes such as ""EastEnders"" (playing Sid, a war veteran Alfie Moon"
"theatre opened in 1976, he has also written a number of shows for the company. These include: His acting credits include: Peacock has been married twice. His first marriage was to Iris Jones, from whom he is divorced. His second wife is Tilly Tremayne. Peacock has two sons, actors Daniel Peacock and Harry Peacock. He lived in the village of East Coker, Somerset and is a supporter of Yeovil Town F.C. Trevor Peacock Trevor Peacock (born 19 May 1931) is an English stage and television character actor and former screenwriter and songwriter. He is best known for playing Jim Trott"
"as a director include the metaseries ""Harry and Cosh"", ""Morris 2274"", ""Billie: Girl from the Future"" and ""Cavegirl"". His latest sitcom, Marley's Ghosts, revolves around a woman called Marley Wise who finds she can communicate with the dead. The series first aired on Gold in September 2015. He is the son of actor Trevor Peacock (who plays 'Jim Trott' in ""The Vicar of Dibley"") and brother of actor Harry Peacock (a regular ""Star Stories"" satirist). Daniel Peacock Daniel Peacock (born 2 October 1958 in London) is an English actor, writer and director. He has worked with the team of ""The"
"""The Mysterious Affair"" at Styles and a two-person recording of Oscar Wilde's ""The Importance of Being Earnest"". His lives in Berkshire County, Massachusetts and became an American citizen in 2015. James Warwick (actor) James Warwick (born 17 November 1947) is an English actor and director, best known for his roles on television and London's West End and New York's Broadway theatre. Warwick was born in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire UK. James Warwick has had leading roles in UK TV including ""Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime"" (alongside Francesca Annis as the sleuthing couple Tommy and Tuppence), the detective series 'The Terracotta Horse' and"
"Buddy Holly Story"" was described by musical director Paul Dury as the best he'd seen internationally. He recently filmed ""Oranges and Sunshine"" with Emily Watson and Hugo Weaving, and ""Closed Circuit"" with Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall. His other stage credits include ""Blood Brothers"" at the Phoenix Theatre, seasons at the Chichester Festival Theatre and The Royal Shakespeare Company and international tours of ""Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"" and ""South Pacific"". Amongst other roles, he played Inspector Keightley in ""The IPCRESS File"" on BBC Radio 4, adapted by Mike Walker. Adam Tedder Adam Tedder is a British actor, singer-songwriter"
"- Paul Dawkins as Dove, Michael Standing as Spoon, Norma West as Chauffeuse and Stefan Kalipha as Drum. 4 episodes. Strange dreams after a meeting with medium John Pentacle (Sebastian Graham-Jones) leads Tarot and companions to Egypt where in Atep's tomb he encounters a High Priest (Michael Mulcaster) and double, Quabel. With Michael Rose as a tramp, Joe Dunlop as Fergus Wilson. 3 episodes. Mr Peacock (Brian Wilde) has the irresistible power of suggestion where torn strips of paper can become bank notes and people do things they do not want to do. With Jenny McCracken as Young Mrs. MacFadyean,"
"worked as a recording artist, with both radio and original soundtrack credits to his name. In 2007, BBC Radio 2 presented a special edition of ""Friday Night is Music Night"", celebrating the work of Leonard Bernstein and the 50th anniversary of ""West Side Story"". Paul Gambaccini presented the program at London's Mermaid Theatre, featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra and Xavier as Tony. He also played Artie Green in the BBC Radio 2 live recording of Sunset Boulevard, performed at the Cork Opera House with Michael Ball and Petula Clark. Outside of radio, his work in recordings includes ""Bumblescratch"" (2016 London"
"James Warwick (actor) James Warwick (born 17 November 1947) is an English actor and director, best known for his roles on television and London's West End and New York's Broadway theatre. Warwick was born in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire UK. James Warwick has had leading roles in UK TV including ""Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime"" (alongside Francesca Annis as the sleuthing couple Tommy and Tuppence), the detective series 'The Terracotta Horse' and the BBC serial ""The Nightmare Man"". He also appeared in the ""Doctor Who"" serial ""Earthshock"" as Lieutenant Scott. Other Agatha Christie works he acted in were ""Why Didn't They Ask"
"George Irving (English actor) George Irving is a British actor known for playing Anton Meyer in ""Holby City"" from 1999 to 2002. He previously had a regular role as DI Ken Jackson in the first two series of ""Dangerfield"" (1995). He has also been in ""The Sweeney"", ""The Professionals"", ""Shoestring"", ""Juliet Bravo"", ""Bergerac"", ""Dempsey and Makepeace"", ""EastEnders"" as Trevor Smith, ""Inspector Morse"", ""Peak Practice"", ""The Bill"", ""Cadfael"", ""Casualty"", ""Dalziel and Pascoe"" and ""Doctors"". In 2006 he starred in Daniel Mulloy’s BAFTA Award winning short film ""Antonio's Breakfast"". Also in 2006 he toured in John Fowles' The French Lieutenant's Woman. In"
"the West End musical ""Dear Anyone"", written by Don Black and Geoff Stephens. Between 1990 and 1994 he sang in Trevor Payne's touring show ""That'll Be The Day"". He also sang on ""Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of Spartacus"" in 1992, appeared as the narrator of the West End production of ""The Who's Tommy"" in 1997, and, with his band, opened for Fats Domino in performances at the Royal Albert Hall. Between 2000 and 2006, he performed with the Rubettes featuring Bill Hurd, touring the UK and Europe. Also, during the period of 2000 and 2010, Da Vinci frequently appeared as"
"British comic actor Matt Lucas, Mike McShane, Channel 4 newscaster John Snow, Nicolas Parsons, Jim Bowen, radical vicar and peacemaker Donald Reeves, actor and singer Keith Jack, a cappella group The Magnets and others. It has been honoured with several industry awards including the Mervyn Stutter Spirit of the Fringe Award and in 2016 won the Olivier Award for best entertainment and family show. The theatre troupe responsible for Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is called The Showstoppers (www.theshowstoppers.org). They also have a children's show called The Showstoppers' Kids' Show. The show was created by Adam Meggido and Dylan Emery with"
"played the father of Father Christmas in the 2007 film ""Fred Claus"" co-starring Vince Vaughn and Paul Giamatti. In July 2009 he also had a bit part in the TV drama ""Hotel Babylon"". He has also appeared as ""Captain Zero"" in the BBC TV series ""Last of The Summer Wine"" (1990) and as Maurey in The Sins (2000). In 2012 he played George in ""Quartet"", a British comedy-drama film based on the play of the same title. Peacock is also a noted songwriter. He wrote the 1960s pop classic ""Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"", which was recorded by"
"on the Western Front"", with Richard Thomas and Ernest Borgnine. Stewart is perhaps best known for playing First Officer Murdoch in ""Titanic"" (1997). In 2005, Stewart was one of many European actors considered for the vacant role of James Bond. In 2008, Stewart starred in the film ""Ecstasy"" based on ""The Undefeated"" from Irvine Welsh's best-selling novel """". Stewart was the voice actor and motion caption actor for Shen in the video game Heavenly Sword. Stewart is well known to Only Fools and Horses fans for portraying Dr Robbie Meadows in the hugely popular television series. Stewart is married and"
"Freezer"", ""Everyday Time Machines"", ""Dangerous Visions: Culture"" and ""Life Lines."" Awards include the inaugural BFI/Wellcome Trust Screenwriting Prize for his screenplay ""HalfLife"" and for his radio series ""Life Lines"" he won an Audio Drama Award, a BBC Radio Award and Gold at the 2017 ARIAS. He is represented by United Agents. Al Smith (playwright) Al Smith is a British writer. Plays for theatre include ""Harrogate"" (HighTide Festival / Royal Court Theatre), ""Diary of a Madman"" (Traverse Theatre / Gate Theatre), ""The Astronaut Wives Club"" (Soho Theatre), ""Radio"" (Underbelly / 59E59) and ""Enola"" (Underbelly). For television he participated in the 2006"
"and Earthquakes In London for Headlong. Other television work includes playing Eddie in Falling Water, Preston in Time After Time, George Hastings in the Sky Television adaptation of She Stoops To Conquer and roles in Elementary, Casualty, and EastEnders. He won Best Newcomer at The British Soap Awards and was nominated in the same category at the National Television Awards in 2013 for his portrayal of Dr. Browning. He was also nominated for Best On-Screen Partnership with Jennifer Metcalfe at The British Soap Awards 2014, as Hollyoaks won Best Soap. Following his departure from ""Hollyoaks"" he moved to New York."
"performed with the NYMT, at the Globe, at West End theatres, with such ballet companies as the English National Ballet and the Birmingham Royal Ballet. He has also performed in musicals, taking the role of Jimmy in the UK tour of Quadrophenia. He is part of the Squat Collective, a company set up to produce original work within site-specific spaces. Their last production was ""Helianthus"". Rob Kendrick (actor) Rob Kendrick is an English actor and musician. His father was the comedian Christopher Feltrup, and his mother the choreographer Elizabeth Kendrick. He is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Travis"
"Hemingway and Tim Burton's ""Dark Shadows"". He also provided the voice of David Sherlock for the independent feature-length animation, """". On television Philip starred in the Channel 5 series ""Hanrahan Investigates"" and played a guest role in the BBC medical drama, ""Casualty"". On stage he has appeared in ""Golden Boy"" directed by Isabel Lynch at the Lyric Theatre Belfast and the West Yorkshire Playhouse, ""Of Mice and Men"" directed by Jonathan Church at the Savoy Theatre, ""Romeo and Juliet"" directed by Bill Bryden, and ""Misery"" directed by Andrew Lynford and co-starring Rebecca Wheatley. Bulcock is working with Director Nic Saunders"
"Fur), comedy icon Harold Ramis (Stripes, Caddyshack, Animal House, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day), Luke Wilson (The Royal Tenenbaums), Kevin Smith (Clerks, Chasing Amy), Michelle Monaghan (Gone Baby Gone), Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad), Tim Daly (Wings), Jeremy Davies (Lost), Olivia Wilde (House, Tron: Legacy), Hayden Panettiere (Heroes), Jesse Eisenberg (Zombieland, Adventureland), Sophia Bush (One Tree Hill), Adrian Grenier (Entourage), Zach Braff (Scrubs, Garden State), Jane Seymour (Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman), Josh Lucas (Sweet Home Alabama), Kate Bosworth (Win a Date with Tad Hamilton), Michael Imperioli (The Sopranos), Fred Schepisi (Roxanne, Six Degrees of Separation), Allison Janney (The West Wing, Juno), and Tate"
"Musical Staging credits include ""Murderous Instinct"" at the Theatre Royal, Norwich and the Savoy Theatre in London; ""Sweeney Todd"" and ""Cinderella"" (New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich); ""The Threepenny Opera"" and ""Cinderella"" (Clwyd Theatr Cymru); ""Keep on Running"", ""Face"", ""Cabaret"", ""Pump Boys and Dinettes"" and ""The Comedy of Errors"" (Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch); ""Phoenix and the Carpet"" and ""The Lost Dragon"" (Gateway Theatre, Chester), and ""Three Minute Heroes"" (Belgrade Theatre). He played drums with The Apollinaires, a British 2 Tone/post-punk group. For Big Finish Productions audio dramas based on the long-running British science fiction television series ""Doctor Who"" he was Commander Pokol in"
"hopeful suitor of wealthy Lady Rosamund Painswick, the widowed sister of the Earl of Grantham played by Samantha Bond. In the episode, Hepworth is discovered having an affair with Lady Rosamund's maid and outed as a ""fortune hunter."" In July 2012, Havers presented a programme on ITV called ""The Real Chariots of Fire"". This was about the runners who inspired the film ""Chariots of Fire"". In 2014, he played Tony Pebble in ""The Life of Rock with Brian Pern"", a BBC Four comedy which parodied the life and career of former Genesis singer Peter Gabriel. On 25 January 2015, Havers"
"It"", and ""Forbidden Passion"" (BBC TV trilogy in 1985, entitled ""Oscar"" in the UK), playing manservant to Oscar Wilde (Michael Gambon). Other television credits include ""Absolutely Fabulous"" (2003), ""The Tony Ferrino Phenomenon"", ""Ghosts of Oxford Street"", The BRIT Awards (1988, 1990, 1991), many ""Top of the Pops"", three Royal Variety Performance shows, Miss World (1998–1999), and the Australian edition of ""Dancing with the Stars"" as a guest judge. In the United States, he has appeared on numerous talk shows including ""Larry King Live"", ""The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"", ""The Bonnie Hunt Show"", ""Jimmy Kimmel Live!"", ""The View"", ""Live with"
"leading figures, including: Ralph Fiennes, David Farr, Nick Murphy, Stephen Frears, Oliver Hirschbiegel and Rian Johnson. Harden's stage credits include Henry Joy McCracken in Stewart Parker's ""Northern Star"" at the Finborough Theatre and ""Children of the Sun"" at the Royal National Theatre under the direction of Howard Davies. A busy voiceover artist and actor, Harden provided the narration for 2015 Oscar-nominated and BAFTA-winning short film, ""Boogaloo and Graham"". He has also provided voices for several video games, most notably as Xenophilius Lovegood in ""Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I"". In 2014, Harden was responsible for bringing a new"
"Folds in 2005, ""I'm with Stupid"" by the Pet Shop Boys and ""Vindaloo"" and ""Naughty Christmas"" by Fat Les. Lucas ventured into the world of stage musicals in 2002, when he took a role in Boy George's musical ""Taboo"" at The Venue, London. He played the performance artist Leigh Bowery. ""Little Britain"" is Lucas's most commercially successful work. Originally a radio show on BBC Radio 4, it later became a TV series. Among the many characters he plays in the series, which he writes and acts in along with David Walliams, are apparently ""disabled"" Andy Pipkin, teenage Bristol chav Vicky"
"Los Angeles. At UCBT he was a member of the sketch troupe ""The Naked Babies"" with comedians Rob Corddry, Seth Morris, and Brian Huskey. He had a recurring role in Corddry's Adult Swim series ""Childrens Hospital"". A former member of New York pop punk band, Egghead, he worked with ""Big Bang Theory"" co-star Kevin Sussman to create two television comedies, ""The Ever After Part"" and ""The Second Coming of Rob"". Bowie has written for ""Go Metric"" and ""The New York Press"", and has authored a book on the cult movie ""Heathers"". A lapsed Episcopalian of Scots-Irish descent, he is married"
"He was later a regular in serial ""Family Affairs"", playing Gary Costello from 2003 until the series ended at the end of 2005. He played tough drugs baron, Paul Haskew in ITV drama series ""The Bill"". In 2016, he returned to ""EastEnders"", this time playing Neville Peacock in four episodes. He has been married to Wendy Turner, the sister of Anthea Turner, since 2000. He was interviewed on ""BBC Breakfast"" on 27 May 2008 about his forthcoming book, ""Debt Rescue: How to Get Through a Year of Financial Ruin...and Survive!"" The book follows Webster’s debt problems, which began in his"
"also played Dr Alfred Meyer in the BBC/HBO film ""Conspiracy"" and the part of Dr. Cameron in the Radio 4 series entitled ""Adventures of a Black Bag"". He appeared in ""Hamish Macbeth"", as well as guest starring in ""Still Game"". In 2005, he also appeared in the first episode of the BBC drama ""Bleak House"". In 2011 and 2013, he played Father Richards in ""The Field of Blood"". His most recent appearance was as Poupart in the BBC One series The Musketeers. Pettifer is the younger brother of folk musician Linda Thompson. Pettifer has worked extensively in the theatre: writing,"
"theme song and numerous jingles, is now in its fifth series. In 2018 transmission began of the adventure game show ""Spyschool"" for which he provided theme music and the entire underscore. As a performer Brown has featured on several radio series including the radio show ""Jammin""' with Roland Rivron and ""The Lee Mack Show"" for BBC Radio 2 in which he took part in many of the sketches. He has provided all the music and arrangements for British comedian Harry Hill’s TV, radio, live, recording and film work since 1997, and worked on his ITV ""TV Burp"" show as musical"
"Sister"" at the Lilian Baylis Theatre, London; ""When We Are Rich"" at the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton; ""Deadwood"" at the Watermill Theatre, Newbury; ""The Accrington Pals"" and ""Mowgli's Jungle"" at the Octagon Theatre, Bolton; ""Drummers"" for Out of Joint and ""Telstar"" in the West End, London. and, most recently, ""The Government Inspector"" at The Young Vic with Julian Barratt. His television credits include: ""The Armando Iannucci Shows"", ""Ashes to Ashes"", ""Hustle"", ""Casualty"", ""EastEnders"", ""Hetty Wainthropp Investigates"", ""The Bill"", ""The Knock"", ""The Queen's Nose"" and ""Father Brown"". In film, he has appeared in Nick Moran's and James Hicks' ""Telstar"" (as actor-singer John"
"and Decadence(starring Steven Berkoff and Joan Collins). Television credits include: New Tricks 2007-2015 (BBC series), Can't Buy Me Love (ITV drama), The Knock(LWT 12 x 60mins Drama Series and 4 x 90min specials), Staying Alive (LWT 12 x 60mins Drama Series), Dirty Work (BBC Drama Series), The Ambassador (BBC 6 x 60mins Drama Series), London's Burning (LWT 48 x 60mins Drama Series), Birds of a Feather (BBC Christmas specials) and Close To Home (LWT Series). He recently arranged, produced and performed the music for the stunning Moonpower (BBC). Warren has also written over 60 library music albums, from which his"
"Perry Fenwick Perry Fenwick (born 29 May 1962) is an English film and television actor who currently plays Billy Mitchell in the BBC soap opera ""EastEnders"", a role which he has played since 1998. His first regular TV role was in the 1980s sitcom ""Watching"". He has appeared in ""Inspector Morse"" (Last Bus to Woodstock, 1988), ""The Brittas Empire"", ""Minder"", ""On The Up"", ""The Thin Blue Line"", and ""Bergerac"". His film credits include ""Party Party"" (1983), ""Mona Lisa"" (1986), ""Empire State"" (1987), ""The Raggedy Rawney"" (1988), ""I.D."" (1995), ""The Tichborne Claimant"" (1998), ""Janice Beard 45 WPM"" (1999), ""The Winslow Boy"""
"Mr Christian in three series of 'Trippers Day' for ITV, 'Outnumbered', 'Christmas Bedtime', 'Heartbeat', 'Macallum', 'Kavanagh QC', 'Kiss Me Kate', 'Eleven Men Against Eleven', 'Underworld', 'Drop The Dead Donkey', 'Dream Team', 'Home is the Sailor', 'Anna Lee', 'Class Act', 'Doctors', 'Casualty', 'The Bill' and 'Crossroads'. Radio plays include: Gavin in two series of 'Any Bloke' by Gary Brown, Alex Wiltshire in one series of 'Saplings', 'The Archers', 'The Climb', 'The Waterloo Model', 'Poseidon's Gold', 'Gilbert Without Sullivan', 'Julie and the Prince', 'The Bribery Warehouse' and ‘The Music Teacher’. As a director, his productions include: ""Women in Love"", ""Laurel and Hardy"""
"of causing permanent injury"". The second series of ""North by Northamptonshire"" was nominated for a Sony Radio Award. She is married to BBC Five Live travel presenter and film reviewer Nick Duncalf. They live in North London and have a daughter and a son. Katherine Jakeways Katherine Jakeways is a British comedian, actor and writer. Her television appearances include ""Extras"", ""Horrible Histories"", ""Sherlock"", ""Episodes"", ""Trying Again"", all 3 series of BBC1's ""The Armstrong and Miller Show"" and Miranda. She is also notable as one of the regular cast in the radio series ""Deep Trouble"" and ""Look Away Now"" and plays"
"Sony Award, a Writers' Guild Award and a Time Out Award. 2006-2007 - ""The Bill"", ""EastEnders"", ""Holby City"", ""Hotel Babylon"", ""The Lightning Kid"", ""Heartbeat"", ""New Tricks"". Greg in Emmerdale. Currently plays Chief Supt. Mike Evans in Collision by Anthony Horowitz. In summer 2010, he filmed an episode of Tracy Beaker Returns, which aired on CBBC Channel. As well as appearances in ""Casualty"", ""Doctors"", ""WPC 56"", and ""Father Brown"" he plays the role of Robert Bain, the Head of Education for East Kilbride, in the drama series ""Waterloo Road"". The Stepdad, Henry V, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, In the Bleak Midwinter, Frozen,"