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Philip Martin Brown 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] PHILIP MARTIN BROWN HEIGHT: 5’10” EYES: Brown HAIR: Light/Mid Brown ACCENTS: American-Standard, Australian, Devon, Geordie, Lancashire*, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Yorkshire TELEVISION DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Marvin Bulis’ – Returning Character Dirs. Peter Fearon & Debbie Howard FLACK S2 [Hat Trick] ‘Terry’ Dir. Alicia MacDonald DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Greg’ Dir. Daniel Wilson HOLBY CITY [BBC TV] ‘Richard Nash’ Dir. Daikin Marsh THE WORST WITCH – Series 1, 2 & 3 [CPL/CBBC] ‘Mr Rowan-Webb’ – Series Regular Dir. Sallie Aprahamian / Dirk Campbell / Lindy Haymann / Delyth Thomas / Dermot Boyd SUSPECTS [Newman Street Prods] ‘Ed Goddard’ Dir. Steve Hughes DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Eddie “Grandie” Coulter’ Dir. Matt Carter CORONATION STREET [ITV Studios] ‘Therapist’ Dirs. Various VERA: Old Wounds (S5) [ITV Studios] ‘Stan Conville’ Dir. Daikin Marsh ENDEAVOUR: Trove (S2) [Mammoth Screen] ‘Bernard Yelling’ Dir. Kristoffer Nyholm DEATH COMES TO PEMBERLEY [Origin Pictures/BBC] ‘Bidwell’ Dir. Daniel Percival WATERLOO ROAD Series 1 - 9 [Shed Productions] ‘Grantly Budgen’ Series Regular Dirs. Barnaby Southcombe/ Julie Edwards/ Ian Bevitt/ Jim Loach/ David Innes Edwards/ Mike Cocker/ Lance Kneeshaw/ Mark Jobst/ Dermot Boyd/ Luke Watson/ Richard Standeven/ Laurence Moody/ Martin Hutchings/ Mike Adams/ Minkie Spiro/ Jenny Ash/ James Erskine/ Dominic Keavey/ Matthew Evans/ Jonathan Fox Bassett/ Tim Hopewell/ Jon Sen/ Keith Boak/ Fraser MacDonald / Joss Agnew / Roger Goldby / Daikin Marsh / Paul Cotter / Roberto Bangura / Daniel Wilson / Patrick Harkins / Craig Pickles DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Keith Rooney’ Dir. David Roden SKINS ONLINE: Nick and Rider [C4] ‘Dirty Harry’ Dir. Fiona Colbeck DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Eric Aspinall’ Dir. Graham Moore MIDSOMER MURDERS – Days of Misrule [Bentley Prods] ‘George Barkham’ Dir. Renny Rye DOCTORS [BBC TV] ‘Henry Denver’ Dir. Dominic Keavey HEARTBEAT [YTV] ‘Jackson’ Dir. Andrew Morgan A HARLOT’S PROGRESS [Touchpaper Television] ‘Gaoler’ Dir. Justin Hardy THE BILL 6 Episodes [Talkback Thames] ‘Seth Mercer’ Dirs. Alan MacMillan / Robert del Maestro/ Richard Standeven / Nigel Douglas/ Farren Blackburn / Mike Cocker 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] PHILIP MARTIN BROWN TELEVISION Cont. CORONATION STREET [ITV Granada] ‘D.I. Pinnock’ Dirs. Various THE ROYAL [YTV] ‘Thomas Copley’ Dir. Graeme Harper DOWN TO EARTH [BBC TV] ‘Trevor’ Dir. Paul Kousoulides MIDSOMER MURDERS – Things That Go Bump in the Night [Bentley] ‘John Whittle’ Dir. Peter Smith FOYLE’S WAR – They Fought in the Fields [Greenlit Prods] ‘Andrew Neame’ Dir. Jeremy Silberston MURPHY’S LAW [Tiger Aspect] ‘John’ Dir. Phil John MURDER IN SUBURBIA [Carlton] ‘Tim Gregson’ Dir. David Innes Edwards NEW TRICKS [Wall to Wall] ‘Rick Brewer’ Dir. Jon East ROSEMARY & THYME [Carnival] ‘D.I. Trelawney’ Dir. Tom Clegg CASUALTY [BBC TV] ‘Eddie’ Dirs. Sven Arnstein / A J Quinn / Lawrence Gordon Clark / Richard Holthouse THE BILL [Pearson] ‘Colin Greenstead’ Dir. Dermot Boyd CUTTING IT [BBC TV] ‘Smedley’ Dir. Andy de Emmony / Catherine Morshead BLUE DOVE [Carlton] ‘Andy’ Dir. Paul Harrison WHERE THE HEART IS [United] ‘Bob’ Dir. Christopher King SHOCKERS II – Parents’ Night [Tiger Aspect] ‘Martin’ Dir. Marc Charach CITY CENTRAL 3 Series [BBC] ‘Sgt. Paul Dobson’ Dirs. Sally Aprahamian / Martin Hutchings / Simon Meyers / Ken Horn / Kenny Glenaan / Tim Leandro / Terry MacDonough / Keith Boak THE BILL - Taxed [Thames TV] ‘Jack Thompson’ Dir. Gwennan Sage A WING AND A PRAYER 2 Series [Thames TV] ‘John Daley’ Dirs. Richard Laxton / Robin Sheppard / David Skynner / Martin Hutchings / Justin Hardy HETTY WAINTHROPP INVESTIGATES [BBC TV] ‘Philip Hoskins’ Dir. Mike Vardy SHARPE’S JUSTICE [Sharpe Films] ‘Saunders’ Dir. Tom Clegg PIE IN THE SKY [SelecTV for BBC] ‘Matthew Kendon’ Dir. Malcolm Mowbray HOSTILE WATERS [World Productions] ‘Cook’ Dir. David Drury COOGAN’S RUN [Pozzitive] ‘Sgt Cromwell’ Dir. Geoff Posner INTO THE FIRE [BBC] ‘Adrian’ Dir. Jane Howell BAND OF GOLD [Granada] ‘Mr Moore’ Dirs. Richard Standeven/ Richard Laxton LIFEBOAT [Bloom St Prods] ‘Colin Hicks’ Dir. Dewi Humphries MURDER MOST HORRID [TalkBack Prods] ‘Psycho’ Dir. Dewi Humphries BETWEEN THE LINES [BBC TV] ‘Mick Furness’ Dir. Roy Battersby HEARTBEAT [YTV] ‘Jack Scarman’ Dir. Tim Dowd Earlier Television A Horseman Riding By; Enemy at the Door; Medics; Peak Practice; Bluebell; The Monocled Mutineer; EL C.I.D.; A Perfect Spy; 1914 All Out; The Paradise Club; The Chain; Sharp End; Die Kinder; Young Indiana Jones Chronicles THEATRE EVERYMAN ‘Father’ Dir. Rufus Norris [Royal National Theatre] ENJOY ‘Dad’ Dir. James Brining [West Yorkshire Playhouse] THE CHANGING ROOM Dir. James MacDonald ‘Sandford’ [Royal Court @ Duke of Yorks Theatre] TWO Dir. Cathy Denford [West Yorkshire Playhouse] ANYONE FOR DENIS Dir. Dick Clement [Whitehall Theatre] ROLL ON FOUR O’CLOCK Dir. Colin Welland [Lyric Theatre] CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING Dir. Peter Farago [Birmingham Rep] LOOT Dir. Kenneth Williams [Lyric Theatre] Page 2 of 3 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] PHILIP MARTIN BROWN FILM PETERLOO [Thin Man Films/ Film 4] ‘Mill Owner’ Dir. Mike Leigh DARKEST HOUR [Clop Films] ‘Sawyers’ Dir. Joe Wright TINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER, SPY [Studio Canal] ‘Tufty Thesinger’ Dir. Tomas Alfredson TEZZ [United 7 Ents] ‘Police Chief Alan’ Dir. Priyadarshan STRAWBERRY FIELDS [Spring Pictures] ‘Bob’ Dir. Frances Lea IRISH JAM [Lucky 7 Prods] ‘Danny McCarthy’ Dir. John Eyres DREAM [Acier Dream Ltd] ‘Martin’ Dir. Mikael Hylin SLEEPY HOLLOW [Madalay/American Zoetrope] ‘Constable 1’ Dir. Tim Burton CONFESSION [One Eyed Dog] ‘Tenson’ Dir. Matthew Hall BRING ME THE HEAD OF MAVIS DAVIS ‘Insp. Furse’ Dir. John Henderson COMING THROUGH [Central Independent TV] ‘David’ Dir. Peter Barber Fleming THE BOUNTY [Orion Pictures Corp] ‘Seaman John Adams’ Dir. Roger Donaldson EYE OF THE NEEDLE [United Artists] ‘Billy Parkin’ Dir. Richard Marquand PARTY PARTY [A&M Sound Pictures] ‘Tony’ Dir. Terry Winsor Pantomimes 2015/16 ALADDIN ‘Abanazar’ [Palace Theatre Mansfield] 2013/14 JACK & THE BEANSTALK ‘Fleshcreep’ Dir. Sarah Redmond [UK Prods/Assembly Hall , Tunbridge Wells] 2011/12 PETER PAN ‘Captain Hook / Mr Darling’ Dir. Julian Woolford [UK Prods/Malvern] 1991 ALADDIN ‘Abanazar’ Dir. Esta Charkham [Chipping Norton Theatre] 1983 SLEEPING BEAUTY ‘Nurse’ Dir. Murray Melvin [Chipping Norton Theatre] 1982 ROBIN HOOD ‘Mother Hood’ Dir. Esta Charkham [Chipping Norton Theatre] Page 3 of 3 .
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