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MARTIN OLDFIELD HEIGHT 5’8” HAIR Brown/Grey EYES Blue NATIVE R.P./STANDARD ACCENTS R.P./Northern/Mancunian/Lancashire/Yorkshire Liverpool/Birmingham/Geordie/Cockney/Scottish Irish (North & Eire)/Welsh/West Country/American EXCELLENT EAR SKILLS: Drives/Cycling/Sings/Squash/Tennis/Horse-Riding VOICE-OVERS TELEVISION TITLE PART DIRECTOR BBC WATERLOO ROAD School Doctor David Innes-Edwards Channel 4 LONGFORD Reporter Tom Hooper Channel 4 BRADFORD RIOTS Prosecution Barrister Neil Biswas Granada BLUE MURDER Judge Suri Krishnamma BBC CASANOVA Judge Sherrie Howson Yorkshire EMMERDALE (2 Eps) Neville Quinn Haldane Duncan BBC 3 SPINE CHILLERS Consultant Jonathan Gershfield Yorkshire SUSPICION Coroner Jamie Payne BBC 2 REAL MEN Edward Welch Tracey Rooney BBC 4 THE FALKLANDS PLAY Enoch Powell Michael Samuels BBC CUTTING IT Stan Pearlman Andy De Emmony Yorkshire THE QUEST Mr Binion David Jason BBC MERSEY BEAT Lucas Manniger Brian Kelly Granada MY PARENTS ARE ALIENS Mr Rendell David McKay Channel 4 NORTH SQUARE Inspector Selsden Tim Leandro BBC LIVERPOOL 1 (II) Twomey David Innes-Edwards Other Past Directors include : Paul Walker/Noreen Kershaw/John Reardon/Oliver Horsburg/Ian Sargent/Charles Beeson Rob Evans/Indro Bhose/Andy Wilson/Elijah Moshinsky/Bill Anderson/Angelo Abela/Roger Bamford/Nick Justin/Sylvie Bowden THEATRE Buxton Festival + *CAFÉ SINATRA Nick Sevano/Sam Giancana David Beddy Edinburgh Festival WINNER OF THE BEST ACTOR AWARD—BUXTON FESTIVAL 2005 Buxton Festival *ODD JOB MAN Albert Pierrepoint David Beddy NOMINATED FOR BEST FRINGE PERFORMER M.E.N. DRAMA AWARD 2004 Forum Th, Manchester A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE The Vendor David Scase Bolton Octagon WAIT UNTIL DARK Croker Paulette Randell Library Th, Manchester CLASS ENEMY Teacher Roger Haines Royal Exchange, M/cr DEATH OF A SALESMAN Howard Wagner Greg Hersov ZACK Harry Shoebridge James Maxwell PRIDE & PREDJUDICE Mr Gardiner James Maxwell FILM Red Productions—MARK OF CAIN—Prosecution Barrister (Dir: Marc Munden) Lucky 7 Prods—DOT KILL—Cubikill Magazine Guest (Dir: Howard Greenhaulgh) Ecosse Films—CHARLOTTE GRAY—Assault Course Instructor (Dir: Gillian Armstrong) DNA Films—THE PAROLE OFFICER—Man At Party (Dir: John Duigan) CORPORATE/COMMERCIALS Numerous INVISION/VOICE OVER/LIVE PRESENTATIONS RADIO/VOICE OVERS SEE NO EVIL (ITV) Regular contributor to WHAT THE PAPERS SAY BBC RADIO—HOBSON’S CHOICE—Tubby Wadlow (Prod: Michael Fox) .

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