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George Potts George Potts Agents Jess Alford Associate Agent [email protected] Ellie Blackford [email protected] 020 3214 0800 Roles Television Production Character Director Company AT HOME WITH THE Myrtle's Boyfriend Dam Johnston E4 HOLDENS THE MIDWICH CUCKOOS Barnaby Jennifer Perrott | DayOut Productions Alice Troughton BRASSIC S3 Harold Pipsky Sky One THE THIRD DAY Alan HBO MASTER OF NONE S3 Donald Netflix BRASSIC Harold Pipsky Rob Quinn Sky ACKLEY BRIDGE S4 Ken Weaver Penny Woolcock Channel 4 THE FIRST TEAM Doctor Morris Damon Beesley & Fudge Park Productions Iain Morris THE THIRD DAY Alan Philippa Lowthorpe Plan B, Sky Studios for Sky Atlantic & HBO THE IRREGULARS Compere Weronika Tofilska Drama Republic ZOMBOAT Mr Harrison Adam Miller NOHO ACKLEY BRIDGE Ken Weaver Penny Woolcock Channel 4 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company HAPPY BIRTHDAY Alistair Davies Nick Hurran BBC Television SHAKESPEARE KEITH LEMON, COMING Various Various Talkback Productions IN AMERICA YE SWEENEY Vicar Ben Taylor Objective Fiction CASUALTY Steven Crompton Graham Sherrington BBC THE KEITH AND PADDY Max Kellerman Various FremantleMedia Ltd PICTURE SHOW KEITH LEMON SKETCH Various Talkback Thames for ITV2 SHOW BIG BAD WORLD Jim Tristram Shapeero Objective Productions NIXON'S THE ONE Ollie Sasha Ransome Hat Trick Productions for Sky PEEP SHOW Andy McGurnagee Becky Martin Objective Productions for Channel 4 IN WITH THE FLYNNS Graham Ben Kellett Caryn Mandabach for BBC PARADE'S END The Bank Clerk Susanna White BBC Television THE CRICKLEWOOD Arthur Sim Peter Capaldi BBC Television GREATS LIP SERVICE Ralph Harry Bradbeer BBC Television HOTEL BABYLON Nigel Spink Jim Loach BBC Television HUGHIE GREEN: MOST George Daniel Percival BBC Television SINCERELY LITTLE DORRIT Porter Diarmuid Lawrence BBC Television MUTUAL FRIENDS The Stationmaster Jim O'Hanlon Hatrick Productions for BBC COMEDY SHUFFLE Sandy Richard Valentine BBC Television TOYBOIZE Alan Jamie Deeks Talkback Productions DOGTOWN Colin Caster Jonathan Fox Bassett BBC Television MUCH ADO ABOUT Rev Wilton Brian Percival BBC Television NOTHING SECRET SMILE Vicars Chris Menaul Granada for ITV THE QUEEN'S SISTER Curley Burke Simon Cellan Jones Touchpaper TV for Channel 4 MESSIAH III DC Rob Campbell David Drury Messiah III Films for BBC NORTH AND SOUTH Parson Greville Brian Percival BBC Television THE MAN WHO BROKE Darren Waring Gabriel Range Wall to Wall Television BRITAIN HUSTLE Rodney Weston Minkie Spiro Kudos Productions for BBC United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company KEEN EDDIE Oliver Grimley Alan Taylor Paramount British Pictures ED STONE IS DEAD Eric David Kerr Initial Television THE BILL Jay Ramsey Chris Lovett Thames Television for ITV DIRTY TRICKS DC Root Paul Seed LIttlebird UK/ITV Drama DOCTORS Marin Wade Rebecca Sturridge BBC Television INSPECTOR LYNLEY Clive Richard Laxton BBC Television MYSTERIES PLAYING THE FIELD III Dr Gaskill Dermot Boyd Tiger Aspect for BBC Stage Production Character Director Company ALL YOU NEED IS LSD Performer Paul Hunter & Stephen Told By An Idiot Harper SHIRLEYMANDER Gregory Anthony Biggs The Playground Theatre Evans SEEING THE LIGHTS Terry Leslie Wild New Vic, Newcastle-under- Lyme CYRANO DE BERGERAC Le Bret Lorne Campbell Northern Stage and Royal & Derngate, Northampton 1984 Parsons Robert Icke, Duncan Headlong Theatre Macmillan & Daniel Raggett THE SILVER TASSIE The Visitor Howard Davies Royal National Theatre THE SECRET AGENT Verloc Joseph Alford theatre O and The Young Vic THE MISANTHROPE Acaste Gemma Bodinetz ETT (UK) Tour ANGUS, THONGS & EVEN Vatti Ryan McBryde West Yorkshire Playhouse MORE SNOGGING ARCADIA Ezra Chater David Leveaux Duke of Yorks/Sonia Friedman Productions EDMOND Various Elliot Cowan Wilton's Music Hall ALL MY SONS Frank Lubey Gemma Bodinetz Liverpool Playhouse ARSENIC AND OLD LACE O'Hara Joseph Alford Derby Playhouse MURDERER Sgt Stenning Adam Speers The Menier Chocolate Factory THE ART OF SUCCESS Oliver Amelia Nicholson Arcola Theatre DOGS BARKING Ray Aaron Mullen Finborough Theatre United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Film Production Character Director Company THE WIFE AND HER HOUSE Jeremy Marcus Markou Double M Films Ltd HUSBAND ILKLEY Percy Harry Mitchell Ilkey Films THE CURRENT WAR Man in Elevator Alfonso Gomez- The Weinstein Rejon Company THE DEATH OF STALIN Concert Director Armando Iannucci Free Range Films FLIM: THE MAKING OF... 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THE SECOND COMING Mr Lambert Debbie Issit Mirrorball Films Ltd PAPADOPOULOS & SONS Rupert Marcus Markou Double M Films BEL AMI The Chief Cashier Declan Donnellan Bel Ami Prods BURKER & HARE Dr Lister John Landis Ealing Studios HARRY POTTER AND THE The Balding Wizard David Yates Warner Bros DEATHLY HALLOWS THE LAST TEMPTATION OF Bernard Marcus Markou Double M Films CHRIST DORIAN GRAY Cecil Oliver Parker Fragile Films LAND OF THE BLIND Beauregard Bob Edwards Lucky 7 Productions TICKET TO RIDE Matt Robin Allsop Burst The Bubble Films Radio Production Character Director Company THE RETURN OF DEATH ERIC Narrator Annabel Greenleaf BBC Radio GIANT JIM AND THE HURRICANE Narrator Rob Carter BBC Radio SEPTIMOUSE: SUPERMOUSE Narrator Rob Carter BBC Radio SEPTIMOUSE: BIG CHEESE Narrator Rob Carter BBC Radio THE INDOOR PIRATES Narrator Rob Carter BBC Radio THE TOUCHSTONE Narrator BBC Radio Additional information Accents & Dialects: American-Standard, Australian, Birmingham, Edinburgh*, Essex, Geordie, (* = native) London, Manchester, RP*, Yorkshire United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Languages: English* (* = mother tongue) Music & Dance: Bass-Baritone (* = highly skilled) Sports: Cricket*, Horse-riding*, Rugby*, Swimming* (* = highly skilled) United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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