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CDA 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] MICK FORD THEATRE ART ‘Serge’ Dir. Matthew Warchus [Wyndhams Theatre London] THE HERBAL BED ‘John Hall’ Dir. Michael Attenborough [RSC/Triumph Prods West End] NEW ENGLAND ‘Tom Berry’ Dir. Peter Gill [RSC] THE POOL OF BETHESDA written by Allan Cubitt [Richmond Orange Tree] Winner of the Thames TV Award for Best Play BARBARIANS ‘Cherkoon’ Dir. David Jones THE DUCHESS OF MALFI ‘Antonio’ Dir. Bill Alexander [RSC] SINGER ‘Stefan Gutman’ Dir. Terry Hands [RSC] Nominated: Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Olivier Awards 1992 A PENNY FOR A SONG ‘Edward Sterne’ Dir. Howard Davies [RSC] MISALLIANCE ‘Gunner’ Dir. John Caird [RSC] SECRET RAPTURE ‘Irwin’ Dir. Howard Davies [N.T] THAT SUMMER ‘Terry’ Dir. Michael Attenborough [Hampstead Theatre Club] WHILE THE SUN SHINES ‘Harpenden’ [The Royal Exchange] TEETH AND SMILES ‘Wilson’ Dir. Peter Gill [Wyndhams] THE FOOL ‘Lawrence’ Dir. Peter Gill [The Royal Cout] HOBSON’S CHOICE ‘Will Mossop’ Dir. Richard Eyre [The Nottingham Playhouse] THE CHERRY ORCHARD ‘Trofimov’ Dir. Richard Eyre [The Nottingham Playhouse] TOUCHED ‘Johnny’ Dir. Richard Eyre [The Nottingham Playhouse] WHITE SUIT BLUES ‘Huck Finn’ Dir. Richard Eyre [The Nottingham Playhouse] DEEDS ‘Ken Deed’ Dir. Richard Eyre [The Nottingham Playhouse] TELEVISION THE BOY WITH THE TOPKNOT [Kudos Film and Television for BBC TV] ‘Laura’s Dad’ Dir. Lynsey Miller COLLISION [Greenlit Prods] ‘James Taylor’ Dir. Marc Evans TOUCH OF FROST – Near Death Experience [YTV] ‘Bill Ford’ Dir. Paul Harrison MIDSOMER MURDERS – Who Killed Cock Robin [Bentley Prods] ‘Frank Lightbourne’ Dir. David Tucker BIG BAD WORLD II [Carlton] ‘Stuart’ Dirs. Roger Gartland / Phillippa Langdale / Justin Chadwick / Susan Tully FISH [Principal Pictures for BBC] ‘Trevor’ Dir. Brett Fallis / Claire Winyard SILENT WITNESS [BBC TV Series II] 'D.S. Peter Ross' Dir. Julian Jarrold/Nick Laughland/ Catherine Morshead /Richard Signy 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] MICK FORD TELEVISION CONT STRIKE FORCE [YTV] 'Doc Holliday ' Dir. Bob Mahoney DEGREES OF ERROR [BBC TV] ‘Malcolm Pegg’ Dir. Mary McMurray HARRY [Union Pictures] 'Archer' GOODBYE CRUEL WORLD [BBC TV] ‘Dennis Spector’ Dir. Adrian Shergold SARACEN DECOY [LWT] 'Bishop' Dir. Peter Hammond LOVE MATCH [BBC TV] 'Bob' Dir. Alan Dossor NAMING THE GAME [BBC TV] 'Jack Henry' Dir. Stuart Burge THE ASCENT OF MONT BLANC [BBC TV] 'Dr Paccard’ Dir. Colin Godman THE DAUGHTER IN LAW [BBC TV] 'Joe' Dir. Martyn Friend WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE [Portman Prods] 'Frank' for Don Sharp/Diana Baker DESERT OF LIES [BBC TV] ‘Jake' Dir. Piers Haggard THE KNOWLEDGE [Euston Films] 'Chris' Dir. Bob Brooks JENNY'S WAR [HTV] 'Paddy Tyson' CALEB WILLIAMS [Claridge Films] 'Caleb' Dir. Herbert Wise THE RACING GAME [YTV] 'Chico' Dir. John McKenzie THE PROMISE [Anglia TV] Dir. Alvin Rakoff HITTING TOWN [Thames TV] Dir. Peter Gill FILM HOW TO GET AHEAD IN ADVERTISING [Handmade Films] 'Richard' Dir. Bruce Robinson THE FOURTH PROTOCOL [Lorimar] 'Sgt Bilbow' Dir. John Mackenzie KIM [L.P.A.] 'Corp Bruce' BAD HATS [L.P.A.] 'Harold Chaplin' Dir. Pascal Ortega SCUM [Don Boyd Films] ‘Archer’ Dir. Alan Clarke LIGHT YEARS AWAY [L.P.A.] 'Jonas' Dir. Alain Tanner THE SAILOR'S RETURN [Euston Films] 'Tom’ Dir. Jack Gold Page 2 of 2 .
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