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David Kennedy David Kennedy Theatre Title Role Director Producer Pressure Drop Tony Chris Haydon On Theatre/Mick Gordon Days Of Significance Lenny Maria Aberg RSC Lucky Seven Alan Anthony Clarke Hampstead Theatre Reality Chokes Plod Chris Jury Pentameters Theatre The Indian Boy Bricks Rebecca Gatward RSC Richard II Bushy/Scoop/Fitzwater Steven Berkoff East Productions Edmond Pimp/Policeman Edward Hall Royal National Theatre Henry V Bardolph/Williams Nicholas Hytner Royal National Theatre Original Sin Buller Peter Gill Sheffield crucible No Sweat Devlin Angus Jackson Birmingham Rep. Tender Al Anthony Clark Hampstead Theatre Meat Peter Gemma Bodinetz Plymouth Theatre Royal Messiah Disciple Steven Berkoff Edinburgh Assembly Rooms Hushabye Mountain Lee Paul Miller Hampstead Theatre/ETT Richard III Tyrrel/Rivers Paul Kerryson Leicester Haymarket A View From The Bridge Marco Linda Marlowe Leicester Haymarket Coriolanus Ensemble Steven Berkoff Tokyo Globe Death Of A Salesman Stanley David Thacker Royal National Theatre The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Dealer's Choice Frankie/Sweeney Patrick Marber Vaudeville Theatre Blue Remembered Hills Peter Martin Houghton Cheltenham/Everyman The Hairy Ape Stoker Andrew Hay Bristol Old Vic Film Title Role Director Producer Peterman Charlie Graves Mark Abraham Control Films Demons Never Die Amber's Father Arjun Rose EMG London Boulevard Policeman William Monahan GK Films Clash Of The Titans Kapheus' General Louis Leterrier Warner Brothers Mr Nobody Thug 2 Jaco Van Dormael Climax Films Copying Beethoven Neighbour Agnieszka Holland Sidney Kimmell Enterprises Attack Force Dwayne Dixon Michael Keusch Sony Pictures Brothers of The Head Paul Day K. Fulton/L Pepe Thin Man Films The Cave Ian Bruce Hunt Screen Games Reign Of Fire Eddie Stax Rob Bowman Spyglass Entertainment Shiner Chris John Irvin Wisecroft Ltd Shooters Sargeant Webb Colin Teague Catapult Productions Gangster No.1 Fat Charlie Paul McGuigan Film Four Love Is the Devil Joe Furneval John Maybury BFI/BBC The Fifth Element Flying Cop Luc Besson Zaltman Films Nil By Mouth DC Timmons Gary Oldman Smoking Room Films Frankenstein Ship's Crew Kenneth Branagh Shelley Films Grim Mary's Husband Paul Matthews Echo The Biographer Steve Philip Saville Biographer Films Television Title Role Director Producer Vanity Fair Mr Moss James Strong ITV/Amazon Marcella Phil Charles Martin ITV Sons Of Liberty Captain White Kari Skogland History Channel The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Hollyoaks Dirk Savage Various E4 Call The Midwife Mr Duncan Philippa Lowthorpe BBC/Neal Street New Tricks Rick Roddy Matthew Evans BBC Hatfields & McCoys Bob Levinger Kevin Reynolds History Channel Stanley Park Rob Misha Manson-Smith BBC/Lionsgate Law & Order Don Marsh James Strong ITV/Kudos Casualty Robbie Sheraton Dominic Leclerc BBC Ashes To Ashes DCI Carnegie Catherine Morshead BBC Hustle Rory James Strong BBC U Be Dead DS Malcolm Davies Jamie Payne ITV Casualty John Boylan Ian Barnes BBC Silent Witness Matthew Harris Maurice Phillips BBC Forgiven Prison Officer Paul Wilmshurst Channel 4 Ancient Rome: Revolution Matho T. Dunn/N. Green BBC Eastenders Ray Various BBC Holby City Peter Holland Various BBC The Ghost Squad PC Gary Lockhart Richard Laxton Company Pictures Rome Lucius Septimus Tim Van Patten HBO William And Mary Billy Two hats Various LWT Rose And Maloney Campbell Omar Madha Company Stormdog Ultimate Force Flint Tim Leandro Carlton Waking The Dead DS Dougie Green David Thacker BBC London's Burning Dominic Dom Colin Teague LWT Without Motive DC Mickey Lloyd Tristram Powell HTV The Bill Lee Rush Various Talkback Thames Trial & Retribution I & II PC Phelps Aisling Walsh La Plante Productions Supply & Demand Michael Carter Peter MacDonald La Plante Productions Nelson's Column Len Nick Wood BBC Moving Story Detective Constable Roger Bamford Central 99-1 Hamley Patrick Lau Carlton Soldier Soldier III R.P. Sargeant Sure Krishnamma Central Pie In The Sky D.S. Millard Colin Gregg BBC/Select The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Between The Lines Mitchell Robert Bierman BBC Baptiste Caravan Park Manager Borkur Sigporsson BBC One The Murders at White House FarmDCI Mike Ainsley Paul Whittington ITV The Barking Murders Colin David Blair ITV Liar S2 Austin James Strong ITV The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456.
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