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www.cam.co.uk Email [email protected] Address Jonathan 55-59 Shaftesbury Avenue London Kerrigan W1D 6LD Telephone +44 (0) 20 7292 0600 Television Title Role Director Production Richard Fairburn THE SYNDICATE SERIES 4 Various Rollem Productions/BBC (Recurring) Dreamlight International FRANCIS OF ASSISI: A LIFE OF ADVENTURE Messer Favarone José Luis Moreno Productions, SL PANDORA Seeker Mike Hurst Lancaster Jax Zhou, LLC Igor Cobileanski/Anca Miruna HACKERVILLE Darius Webberley HBO Europe Lazarescu DEATH IN PARADISE (SERIES 8) Xander Shepherd - BBC LUCKY MAN 2 Jonny (Recurring) Various Carnival Productions/Sky IN THE CLUB (Series 1 & 2) Neil (Regular) Kay Mellor BBC One THE FIVE Stuart Carew (Regular) Mark Tonderai Red Production Company BEST POSSIBLE TASTE John Alkin James Strong Mammoth/BBC NCIS Rex Carhartt Tony Wharmby CBS EMMERDALE Prosecution Barrister Piotr Szkopiak ITV DOCTORS Luke Radcliffe Piotr Szkopiak BBC HEARTBEAT (2004-2007) DC Rob Walker (Regular) Various ITV THE AFTERNOON PLAY "DRIVE" Ian Parnell Various BBC HAVING IT OFF Nicky Various BBC MERSEY BEAT Steve (Regular) Ken Horn BBC DINNER OF HERBS Roddy Alan Grint Festival Films THE KNOCK Rob Nigel Douglas London Weekend Television REACH FOR THE MOON Paul Richard Laxton London Weekend Television CASUALTY Sam Ros Anderson BBC PEAK PRACTICE Ewan Harvey Alan Grint Central Television BYKER GROVE Mick Matthew Robinson Zenith Productions Film Title Role Director Production 55 STEPS Dr Bardy Bille August Elsani Film DIANA Colin Oliver Hirschbiegel In Flight Productions Ltd FLIM: THE MAKING OF ... Nathan Saunders Raffaello Degruttola Contro Vento Films THE SOMNAMBULISTS Man 4 Richard Jobson No Bad Films Theatre Title Role Director Production FRONTLINE Kurt Matthew Dunster Shakespeare's Globe SLEUTH Milo Tindle Elijah Moshinsky Bill Kenwright Ltd ZOO STORY Jerry Ray Biggs Gettdy Short Film Title Role Director Production CHARLIE Jurgen Gerald Kyd - TALK Robert Matthew Parkhill Disability Rights Commision Skills Accents and Dialects American-Standard, Birmingham, Bristol, Cockney, Geordie, Manchester, RP, Scottish-Standard, Yorkshire Music and Dance Guitar, Keyboard, Percussion, Piano, Ukulele Sports Athletics, Cycling, Football, Horse-Riding, Running, Scuba Diving, Skiing, Snowboarding, Stage Combat, Yoga Characteristics Height Hair Eyes 5'11" Light / Mid Brown Blue 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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