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JACK SHEPHERD Television Includes: Fearless Arthur Banville Pete Travis Mammoth Screen Rebellion General William Aku Louhimes Generation Film Midsomer Murders Magnus Soane Charles Palmer Bentley Productions New Tricks William Taskerland Keith Boak B B C The Politician's Husband Joe Hoynes Simon Cellan - Jones Daybreak Moving On Charlie Robert Glenister B B C Waking The Dead Ralph Palmer Andy Hay B B C The Nativity Melchior Coky Giedroyc Red Planet Pictures Scaredy Cat Jim Thorne Stephen Hopkins Sleepyhead Films Ltd. Sleepyheads Jim Stephen Hopkins Sleepyhead Film Ltd God On Trial Kuhn Andy Di Emone Hattrick Prod The Fixer Hugh Berry Hettie Macdonald Kudos The Chase Jim Bedford Jennifer Perrott Rollem Prod It Happens Gordon Euros Lyn Granada Slave Trader Robert Dinwiddie Michael Samuals Diverse Prod Genius Of Beethoven Joseph Haydn Francesca Kemp B B C The Only Boy For Me Grandpa Dewi Humphreys High Stakes Murder Rooms James Caldershall Diamuid Lawrence B B C Peter Ackroyd's London Thomas De Quincy Roger Parsons B B C The Other Boleyn Girl Howard Philippa Lowthorpe B B C Silent Witness Richard Dyer Paul Robelowski B B C Man And Boy Paddy Simon Curtis B B. C High Stakes Nicholas Denis Humphries Greenpoint Lorna Doone Uncle Reuben Mike Barker B B C Over Here Butler Tony Dow B B C Wycliffe Wycliffe Various H T V Lovejoy - Taking The Pledge Jame Baz Taylor B B C / Witzend Calling The Shots Nick Shepherd Ross Devenish B B C Trust Me Blake Tony Dow B B C Between The Lines Commander Neame Charles Mcdougall B B C Tales From Hollywood Bertold Brecht Howard Davies B B C Shoot To Kill Stalker Peter Kosminsky Granada Mysterioso Paul John Glenister B B C Balltrap On The Cote Sauvage Joe Marriott Jack Gold B B C Nobody Here But Us Chickens Allsop Peter Barnes Greenpoint Films D P P Crimestrike Peter Biddle Steelbank Film Omnibus- Vincent Van Gogh Gauguin Anna Benson Gyles B B C Goya Cracking Up R. Strangeforth Channel 4 A Day In Summer Peplow Bob Mahoney Y T V The Act Johann Frink Roy Battersby B B C Blind Justice Frank Cartwright Rob Walker B B C Body Contact Dickie Finn Bernard Rose B B C Pastoral Care Reverant Williams Roger Bamford Regent Prods The Party Sloman S. Graham- Jones B B C Bulman- Thin Ice Vladimir Bruce Macdonald Granada Scoop Corker Gavin Millar L W T Jack Shepherd 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Hospice Marcus Maybury D. Othenin- Girard H T V Hard Travelling Harry Colin Gregg B B C The Holy City The Chinaman Bill Bryden B B C A Room For The Winter Van Santen Jim Goddard B B C Sons And Lovers Baxter Dawes Stuart Burge B B C The Killing The Lead Don Lever A T V Nina Yuri Alan Clarke B B C The Devils Crown Thomas A Beckett Alan Cooke B B C Mr And Mrs Bureaucrat Mr. Bi Mike Newall B B C Dracula Renfield Philip Saville B B C Ready When You Are Mr Mcgill The Director Mike Newall Granada Bill Brand Bill Brand Various Thames Girls Of Slender Means Rudi Various B B C Occupations Gramsci M. Lindsey Hogg Granada Pidgeon? Hawk Or Dove Pidgeon David Rose B B C The Tunnel Lomax Herbert Wise B B C Films For Television Include: Tobias Woman At War Edward Bennett Canal+ / Palace Pics Simon Wiesentha: A Murderer's Among Us Brodi Brian Gibson Citadel Ent Itzhak Lightmann Escape From Sobibor Jack Gold Sobibor Prods Films Include: Greyhawk Howard Guy Pitt Bold Turtle Productions Thorne Jim Thorne Benjamin Ross 87 Films Churchill At War Chamberlain Thaddeus O' Sullivan Kbo Prod. The Golden Compass Master Chris Weitz New Line Cinema Cock & Bull Story Surgeon Michael Winterbottom Shandy Films Warrior Queen Claudius Bill Anderson Box Films Charlotte Gray Pichon Gillian Armstrong Ecosse Films The Martins D. I. Branch Tony Grounds Icon Entertainment Int. Wonderland Bill Michael Winterbottom Revolution Films Scarlet Tunic Dr. Edward Groves Stuart St Paul Scarlet Films No Escape Dysart Martin Campbell Pacific Prods Blue Black Permanent Philip Margaret Tait Viz Prods/ Ch4 Blue Ice Stevens Russel Mulcahy Working Title Twenty-one Kenneth Don Boyd Anglo Int The Big Man Referee David Leland Palace Ltd Object Of Beauty Mr Slaughter Michael Lindsey Hogg Avenue Pictures Angry Earth Dr Price Carl Francis Channel 4 Films Luces Y Sombras Teo Jaime Camino Tribidabo Films The Last Valley Eskerson J. Clavell Clavell Prods The Bedsitting Room Underwater Vicar Dick Lester Oscar Lewnstein Prods The Virgin Soldiers Sergeant Wellbeloved John Dexter Columbia Pictures Corp. All Neat In Black Stockings Dwyer Christopher Morahan Miron Theatre Includes: The Best Man Hockstader Simon Evans Tour The Verdict Moe Michael Lunney Middle Ground Theatre Co Classic Ghost Stories The Signalman Michael Lunney Middle Ground Theatre Co Master Builder Dr Herdal Travis Preston Almeida Theatre Co Six Characters In Search Of An Author Stepfather Anna Ledwich Headlong / Tourmonk Small Craft Warning Monk Bill Bryden Arcola Theatre Through A Cloud John Milton - Birmingham Rep Racing Demon Rev. Lionel Espy Jonathan Church Birmingham Rep Murmuring Judges Po Raymond Beckett Rachel Kavanagh Birmingham Rep Macbeth Macbeth Mehmiet Ergen / Jack Shepherd Arcola Theatre Andorra Teacher Gregory Doran National / Young Vic Merchant Of Venice Antonio Richard Olivier Globe Theatre Jane Eyre Mr Rochester Robert Delamere Crucible Sheffield It's Ralph Ralph Clifford Williams Comedy Theatre Jack Shepherd 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA The Trackers Of Oxyrhynchus B P Grenfell/ Apollo Tony Harrison National, Greece The Futurists Gumiliev Richard Eyre National Golden Boy Edie Fuseli Bill Bryden National Cinderella Brokers Man Bill Bryden National Glengary Glen Ross Ricky Roma Bill Bryden National A Midsummer Nights Dream Puck Bill Bryden National Don Quixote Ginnes Bill Bryden National Ticket Of The Leaveman Jem Dalton Bill Bryden National The Iceman Cometh Hickey Bill Bryden National Lark Rise - Bill Bryden National O' Neill's Sea Plays Smitty Bill Bryden National The World Turned Upside Down Clarkson Bill Bryden National Despatches Correspondent Bill Bryden National The Mysteries Judas/ Satan Bill Bryden National American Buffalo Teach Bill Bryden National The Party Sloman David Hare National The Misanthrope Alceste Bill Bryden Lyceum Edinburgh Justified Sinner Gil. Martin Richard Eyre Lyceum Ediburgh The Three Arrows Okano Noel William Cambridge Arts ' Tis Pity She's A Whore Vaques David Giles Cambridge Arts Winter Dancers Carver Ian Kellgren Theatre Upstairs Corunna Lomay Bill Bryden Theatre Upstairs Teeth' N Smiles Arthur David Hare Royal Court Narrow Road To The Deep North Shogo Bill Gaskill Royal Court Early Mornings Arthur Bill Gaskill Royal Court Twelfth Night Malvolio Jane Howell Royal Court Arnold Middleton Arnold Bob Kidd Royal Court Roots Frank Jane Howell Royal Court Three Sisters Soliony Bill Gaskill Royal Court Macbeth Porter/ Sergeant Bill Gaskill Royal Court Their Very Own And Golden City Stoney Bill Gaskill Royal Court Ubi Roy Mere Ubu Ian Cuthbertson Royal Court Saved Mik Bill Gaskill Royal Court Work As A Director Includes: Television: Wycliffe (2 Episodes) Series 5 H T V Theatre: Only When I Laugh Dir: Jack Shepherd Tour With Love & Madness Through A Cloud By Jack Shepherd Theatre Royal, Plymouth Half Moon By Jack Shepherd Southwark Playhouse 1998 The Honest Whore Shakespeare Globe Theatre 1998 King Lear Southwark Playhouse 1996 Two Gentlemen Of Verona Shakespeare Globe Theatre 1998 Chasing The Moment By Jack Shepherd National Theatre Studio 1994 / Southwark Playhouse / Edinburgh Festival 1995 Measure For Measure National Theatre Studio 1991 Revelations Devised / Directed Orange Tree/bridge Lane Theatre 1983 Real Time Devised / Directed Joint Stock 1982 Split Devised / Directed Arts Theatre 1980 Sleep Of Reason Devised / Directed Traverse Theatre - Edinburgh Festival 1973 Under The Hill By Jack Shepherd Cockpit Theatre 1971 Disaster Strikes Home Traverse Theatre 1970 Drive In Traverse Theatre 1970 The Incredible Journey Of Sir Francis Young Husband Royal Court Theatre Upstairs 1968 Jack Shepherd 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA.
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