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Jake Canuso Shaftesbury Avenue London W1D 6LD www.cam.co.uk Email [email protected] Address 55-59 Jake Canuso Shaftesbury Avenue London W1D 6LD Telephone +44 (0) 20 7292 0600 TELEVISION TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCTION SCARBOROUGH Tony (Series Regular) Derren Litten BBC BENIDORM (SERIES 1 - 10) Mateo (Series Regular) Varioud Tiger Aspect / ITV THE ROYALS (SERIES IV) Javier Mark Schwahn Lionsgate / E! MAKING IT (PILOT) Mattias Samuel Abrahams YouTube Red Tiger Aspect / Comedy DRUNK HISTORY : OPERATION MINCEMEAT Spanish General Juan Tom McKay Central Nick Renton & Lawrence SNATCH (SERIES 1) Petru Little Island / Sony Gough The Head Of The DRUNK HISTORY : WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S SHADY PAST Tom McKay Tiger Aspect / Comedy Central Acting Troupe CARDINAL BURNS (SERIES II) Eduardo Ben Taylor Left Bank / Channel 4 BAD EDUCATION (SERIES II) Javier Tiger Aspect / BBC TRAINING DAZE (PILOT) Leo Craig Forster Training Day Media THE BIBLE Daniel Crispin Reece Lightworkers Media THE HOUR (SERIES II) Peter Grey Catherine Moreshead Kudos / BBC SHAMELESS (SERIES VI) Damien De Soto David Threlfall Company Pictures SUBURBAN SHOOTOUT (SERIES II) Yuri Gordon Anderson Feelgood Fiction DOCTORS Andy Clark Burt Caesar BBC CASUALTY Matt Freeman BBC Declan O' Dwyer CASUALTY Matt Freeman BBC Declan O' Dwyer HEARTBEAT (SERIES XIV) Giovanni Viora Judith Dines Yorkshire Television KEEN EDDIE Michel Hoffman Simon West/Leslie Lipman Paramount Pictures HUSTLE Mario Kudos / BBC Minky Spiro SEARCH Antonio Dirk Campbell BBC Television ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS The Dancer Bob Spiers BBC THEATRE TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCTION BENIDORM LIVE Mateo Derren Litten Michael Harrison Entertainment LES CONTES D'HOFFMAN Joseph Roman Polanski Opera De Bastille PARADISE SYNDROME Markus Deal Dough Rintoul Man In The Moon FILM TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR PRODUCTION NAACHLE LONDON Alan Neville Raschid Aviary Films BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RISES The Italian Waiter Christopher Nolan Cape Road Productions NINE The Reporter Rob Marshall The Weinstein Co. CITY RATS Marco Harper Steve M Kelly Face Films JOURNAL OF A CONTRACT KILLER Alessandro Tony Maylam MJ Films TICK TOCK LULLABY Lawrence Lisa Gornick Valiant Dolls Productions FLIRTING WITH FLAMENCO Ivan Jim Doyle Optimist Films FLIRTING WITH FLAMENCO Ivan Jim Doyle Optimist Films FLY BOYS French Infantryman Tony Bill Electric Ent. / MGM KINKY BOOTS The Waiter Julian Jarrold Miramax Films RUSSIAN DOLLS Miguel Cedric Klapisch Lunar Films PICCADILLY JIM Marcel John McKay Myriad Pictures SCHOOL FOR SEDUCTION Giovanni Rivelli Sue Heel Ipso Films DAY OF SIRENS Angel Ray Brady Imaginary Films RUBBER BAND BOYS Owen Darren Chadwick Mondo Film Productions DO I LOVE YOU John Lisa Gornick Valiant Doll IN A DAY The Actor Evan Richards NW3 Films Skills Accents & Dialects London, American-New York, American-Standard, Cockney, East European, French, German, Italian, Latin American, Middle Eastern, Polish, RP, Russian, Spanish Languages English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swiss-German Music & Dance Ballet*, Ballroom Dancing*, Flamenco*, Argentine Tango, Choreography, Contemporary Dance, Jazz Dancing, Latin American, Modern Dance Sports Fencing, Horse-riding, Skiing, Stage Combat, Swimming, Yoga Characteristics Eye colour Hair colour Height Blue-Green Dark Brown 5'10" (177cm) CAM Limited Registered Oce:CAM, 55-59 ShaftesburyAvenue, London, E. [email protected] W1D6LD T. +44 (0) 20 7292 Registered in England N0. 7268144 Members of the PMA. VATNo. 993 055 733 0600.
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