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Derek Hutchinson Eamonn Bedford Agency 1st Floor - 28 Mortimer Street London W1W 7RD EBA t +44(0) 20 7734 9632 e [email protected] represented by Eamonn Bedford www.eamonnbedford.agency DEREK HUTCHINSON HEIGHT: 5’9” (175cm) HAIR: Blonde EYES: Grey-Green TITLE (Role) DIRECTOR PRODUCTION COMPANY TELEVISION The Tuckers (Mr Jarrett) Ian Fitzgibbon BBC George Gently - Series 9 (Brian) Robert Del Maestro BBC/Company Pictures Vera (Jeb Branning) Louise Hooper ITV Holby City (George Driscoll) Louise Hooper BBC Doctors (Alun Clay) Matt Carter BBC Versailles (Giovanni Cassini) Daniel Roby Canal + The Casual Vacancy (Vicar) Jonny Campbell BBC/HBO Endeavour II (Chief Constable Standish) Geoff Sax Mammoth Screen for ITV By Any Means (Arthur Rose) Mark Everest Red Planet Ltd Crimes Against Fashion (Court Clerk) Southan Morris Storyvault Films Stella (Hotel Manager) Sue Tully Tidy Productions Ltd Doctors (Bob Peters) Di Patrick BBC Marple (Concierge) Dave Moore ITV Doctors (Tom) Justin Edgar BBC Midsomer Murders (Richard Budd) Peter Smith Bentley Productions (for ITV) Spooks (Robert Cash) Julian Holmes Kudos Spooks Ltd Stand By Your Man (Detective Sergeant) Paul Wilmhurst Betty TV Ltd Midsomer Murders (Milkman) Renny Rye ITV The Bill Chris Lovett Thames/Pearson London’s Burning (Ron) Tim Leandro ITV Chef (The Cheese Supplier) John Birkin Monkey Games Ltd Crimewatch File (DC Russell Paul) Teresa Hunt BBC Waiting (MacIntyre) Charlie Hanson Mentorn Films Trainer (A&E Doctor) Peter Rose BBC The Life And Death Of Philip Knight (Prison Officer) Peter Kosminsky BBC THEATRE The Assassination Of Katie Hopkins (Brian) James Grieve Theatr Clwyd The Roundabout (Parsons) Hugh Ross The Park Theatre/Brits Off Broadway Season at the 59E59 Theatre NYC Amadeus (Venticelli) Jonathan Church Chichester Festival Theatre Cocktail Sticks (Various) Nicholas Hytner Royal National Theatre/West End The Doctor’s Dilemma (Dr Blenkinsop) Nadia Fall Royal National Theatre King Lear (Old Servant) Michael Grandage Donmar Warehouse The Devil Inside Him (Mr Prosser) Elen Bowman National Theatre Wales Deep Cut (Brian Cathcart) Mick Gordon Sherman Theatre Cymru The Oresteia (Watchman/Aegisthus/Fury) Gregory Thompson Summerscape at Bard, NY Ashes To Ashes (Devlin) Paul Christie RADA Directors Course The Herbal Bed (Barnabus Goche) Caroline Leslie Salisbury Playhouse Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis (Lionel) Rachel Kavanaugh Birmingham Rep/Lee Dean Dead Funny (Brian) Matthew Lloyd West Yorkshire Playhouse Henry VIII (Buckingham/Gardiner) Gregory Thompson A and BC Company Blithe Spirit (Dr Bradman) Thea Sharrock Peter Hall Company Oliver Twist (Sowerberry/Fang/Grimwig) Neil Bartlett Lyric Hammersmith Greater Good (Larry Muscat) Andy de la Tour The Mill - Guildford Elizabeth Rex (Lord Robert Cecil) Jonathan Church Birmingham Repertory Theatre Medea (The Messenger) Deborah Warner Abbey Theatre of Ireland (US Tour & Broadway) Prince of Homberg (Captain Golz) Neil Bartlett RSC/Lyric The Critic (Sire Fretful Plagiary) Matthew Lloyd Royal Exchange Theatre A Warwickshire Testimony (Tom) Alison Sutcliffe RSC The Family Reunion (Downing) Adrian Noble RSC Much Ado About Nothing (Dogberry) Declan Donnellan Cheek By Jowl Rebecca (Frank Crawley) Philip Franks Edinburgh Lyceum Theatre Way Upstream (Alastair) Deborah Paige Sheffield Crucible Theatre Under Milk Wood (Mr Ogmore/Butcher Beynon) Roger Michel National Theatre Arcadia (Ezra Chater) Trevor Nunn National Theatre Napoli Milionaria (Franco) Richard Eyre National Theatre King Lear (Edgar) Deborah Warner National Theatre Richard III (Richmond/Lord Grey) Richard Eyre National Theatre FILM Cusp (Michael) Oliver Warren Dingo Bill Productions Cinderella (Tinker) Kenneth Branagh Disney I Give It A Year (Business Guy) Dan Mazer Working Title Films PU-239 (Deputy) Scott Z Burns HBO Films V for Vendetta (Bureaucrat) James McTeague Wachowski Brothers Being Julia (Stagedoor keeper) Istvan Szabo Serendipity Films Stage Beauty (Stage Manager) Sir Richard Eyre Qwerty Films Iris (Postman) Sir Richard Eyre Robert Fox The Cormorant (Dave) Peter Markham Holmes Production (Screen Two) RADIO Deep Cut (Brian Cathcart) Mick Gordon Sherman Theatre Cymru.
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