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Sam Hazeldine Sam Hazeldine Theatre Title Role Director Producer Little Eyolf Borgheim Richard Eyre Almeida Theatre Ditch Turner Richard Twyman High Tide / Old Vic The Gods Weep The Husband / The Soldier Maria Aberg RSC / Hampstead Theatre The Homecoming Lenny Damien Cruden York Theatre Royal Twelfth Night Orsino Juliet Forster York Theatre Royal Snowbound Tom Connor Sam Potter Debut Theatre Company / Trafalgar Studios Othello Cassio Raz Shaw Salisbury Playhouse Hamlet Horatio Steven Unwin English Touring Theatre / New Ambassadors Group Blues for Mister Charlie George / Counsel For The BereavedPaulette Randall Talawa / Tricycle Theatre Film Title Role Director Producer Last Supper Vincent David Wexler Cinema 59 Productions The Hitman's Bodyguard Garrett Patrick Hughes Millenium Films The Journey Is The Destination O'Reilly Bronwen Hughes Out Of Africa The Huntsman: Winter's War Leifr Cedric Nicolas-Troyan Universal Pictures Mechanic: Resurrection Riah Crain Dennis Gansel Lionsgate / Millenium Films Grimsby Chilcott Louis Leterrier Sony Pictures Entertainment The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Learning To Breathe Noah Dan Turner Magician Pictures Cherry Tree Sean David Keating Cherry Tree Productions 71 C.O. Yann Demange Warp Films The Monument's Men Colonel Langton George Clooney Smoke House Pictures Still Josh Simon Blake Blunt Pictures / 001 Productions The Machine James Caradog W. James Red & Black Films Dead Mine Stanley Steven Sheil HBO Asia The Raven Ivan James McTeigue Intrepid Pictures / FilmNation Entertainment Riot On Redchurch Street Ray Mahoney Trevor Miller 1.2.3.4. Films / Moivehouse Entertainment Weekender Maurice Karl Golden Benchmark Films / Alliance Films / Foundation Films Don't Let Him In Shawn Kelly Smith Cold Wood Productions The Wolfman Horatio Joe Johnston Universal Pictures Chromophobia Sid Martha Fiennes Bridget Jones: The Edge Of ReasonJournalist Beeban Kidron Working Title Films Offending Angels Singer Andrew Rajen Ashes In The Snow Kostas Marius A. Markevicius Tauras Films Killers Anonymous Senator Kyle Martin Owen Goldfinch Studios The Last Duel Thomin Du Bois Ridley Scott Scott Free / 20th Century Studios Kira & El Gin Harvey Marwan Hamed Synergy Films The War Below William J.P. Watts Vital Pictures Max Cloud Tony Martin Owen Goldfinch Studios Marionette Josh Elbert Van Strien Accento Films Television Title Role Director Producer The Innocents John Farren Blackburn Netflix Requiem Sean Mahalia Belo BBC / Netflix / New Pictures The Dovekeepers Flavius Silva Yves Simoneau CBS Peaky Blinders Georgie Sewell Colm McCarthy BBC / Tiger Aspect Resurrection Caleb Charles McDougall ABC Studios / Plan B / Brillstein The Village Chalcraft Gillies MacKinnon BBC / Company Pictures The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Lightfields Albert Felwood Damon Thomas ITV Ripper Street Doggett Colm McCarthy BBC / Tiger Aspect Scruples Paul Prince Michael Sucsy ABC / Warner Bros Accused Ray Ashley Pearce RSJ Films Eternal Law Bruno Adrian Shergold BBC / Kudos Shameless Mark Paul Taylor Channel 4 Lewis Dane Wise Charles Palmer ITV The Little House David Jamie Payne ITV Paradox Matt Hughes Omar Madhur BBC / Clerkenwell Films Waterloo Road Captain Andy Rigby James Erskain BBC / Shed Productions The Kevin Bishop Show Various Elliot Hegarty Channel 4 / Objective Productions New Tricks Mark Lane Dermot Boyd BBC / New Tricks Ltd The Bill Dave Latham James Larkin ITV / Talkback Thames City Of Vice John Hill Dan Reed Hardy & Sons / Touchpaper Television Midsomer Murders (3 eps) Simon Dixon Various Bentley Productions Persuasion Charles Musgrove Adrian Shergold ITV / Clerkenwell Films Robin Hood Owen The Miller Richard Standeven BBC / Tiger Aspect Holby City Philip Jenssen Colin Teague BBC Life On Mars Colin Raimes Bharat Nalluri BBC Foyle's War Will Grayson Gavin Miller Greenlit Rights Dalziel & Pascoe Sean Doherty Gwennan Sage BBC New Tricks Mark Lane Martyn Friend BBC The House That God Build Hugh's Father Samira Osman BBC Doctors Rob Tanner Chris Richards BBC Passer By Young Man David Morrissey BBC The Bill Graham Butler Chris Richards ITV / Talkback Thames Shameless Quentin Jonny Campbell Red Productions Prime Suspect D.C. Butcher Tom Hooper Granada Television Knightfall Godfrey Douglas Mackinnon History Channel / A+E Studios / Stillking Films Temple Jack Luke Snellin Hera Pictures Elizabeth is Missing Tom Aisling Walsh Chrissy Skinns The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456.
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