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Paul Garrett Playing Age: 35-45 Height: 5’ 6” Eyes: Brown Hair: Black/Bald Voice: Deep/Engaging Training: East 15 Acting School, M.A in Acting, 1 year, 2006 - 2007 Credits 2019, Television, Punter, Emmerdale, ITV. 2018, Stage, Various, The Three Penny Opera, Walter Sutcliffe, The Lyric/Opera NI 2017, Short Film, Jacqueline’s Father, NI Screen, Imogen Murphy 2017, Television, Stark Archer Captain, Game of Thrones 6, HBO, Jeremy Podeswa 2016, Television, Robert Black, Spotlight, BBC NI 2014, Television, Noel Hogan, Cracking Crime, Stirling, Maeve Hanna 2014, Radio, Narrator, Literary Landscapes, BBC Radio 4, Mariella Frostropp. 2013, Television, Groucho Sparks, Jason Byrne Hates...., BBC Northern Ireland, Jason Byrne 2013, Television Movie, Sergeant Gamble, Betrayal of Trust, BBC NI, Damon Quinn. 2011, Film, Martin, Ditching, Glass Onion, Richards West 2010, Television, Waiter, Give My Head Peace, BBC Northern Ireland, Tim Mcgarry. 2010, Feature Film, Bob, Cherry Bomb, BBC/ Pathe, Lisa Barros'sa. 2010, Feature Film, Billy, Five minutes of Heaven, BBC/ Pathe, Oliver Hirschbiegel 2010, Film, Frank, Covet, Project Norma, Crawford Anderson-Dillon 2009, Television, Concierge, Give My Head Peace, BBC Northern Ireland., Michael McDowell. 2009, Television, Dan, I Fought the Law! , BBC Northern Ireland, Tom Poole. 2008, Television, Bus driver, I Fought the Law! BBC Northern Ireland, Tom Poole. 2007, Television, Postman, The Hamster Wheel, BBC Northern Ireland., Gerry Stembridge 2007, Film, Clown, No Laughing Matter! Four Corners, Paul McPartland. 2006, Television, Anthony Conlon, Probable Cause, RTE/ Channel 5, John Morrison 2006, Film, Simon, Enabled, Q.U.B, Paddy Scully 2006, Film, Norman, Squaddie, McDermott film, Conor McDermott'roe. 2005, Film, Paramilitary Leader, You Looking at Me? C4, Margo Harkin 2005, Radio, Tony, Coggleshaw Quads, BBC Radio Essex, Jackie Mills 2004, Film, Dougie, Dicks, Four Corners, Paul McPartland 2004, Radio, William, The World’s on Fire, East 15, Ed Hicks. SKILLS: Accents & Dialects: American-Midwest, American-New York, American-Standard, Australian, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Central Scottish, Cockney, Cork, Donegal, Dublin, English-Standard, Essex, Geordie, Glasgow, Irish-Northern, Irish-Southern, Liverpool, RP (native) .
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