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Andrew Gower Theatre Title Role Director Producer 1984 Winston Smith Robert Icke West End / Sonia Friedman Productions The Conquest of the South Pole Seiffert Stephen Unwin Arcola Theatre First Time Voters Conservative Orphan Vicky Jones & Phoebe Waller-BridgeBush Theatre/Drywrite Film Title Role Director Producer RUNNING NAKED Ben Taylor Victor Buhler NOW Films ROSEWATER Jimmy the Avid Editor Jon Stewart Scott Rudin Productions Television Title Role Director Producer CARNIVAL ROW (Seasons 1 & 2)Ezra Spurnrose Andy Goddard/Thor Freudenthal/Julian Amazon Holmes Studios OUTLANDER (Seasons 2, 3, 6) Prince Charles Edward Stuart Various Directors Tall Ship Productions for Starz MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKERupert (Season Parker 1) Declan O\'Dwyer A & E Networks POLDARK (Season 5) James Hadfield Sallie Aprahamian Mammoth Screen for BBC MISDSOMER MURRDERS (SeasonHarry 20) Ferabbee Nicholas Laughland Bentley Productions for ITV BLACK MIRROR: CROCODILE Rob John Hillcoat Netflix CAPITAL Mark Euros Lyn Kudos for BBC The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 BLACK WORK DC Jared Ansell Michael Samuels Mammoth Screen for ITV A.D THE BIBLE CONTINUES Caligula Brian Kelly, Rob Evans Lightworkers Media / NBC THE VILLAGE (Season 2) Gilbert Hankin Various Directors Company Pictures for BBC ENDEAVOUR (Season 2) Nicholas Myers Geoffrey Sax Mammoth Screen for ITV THE WHITE QUEEN Lord Strange Colin Teague Company Pictures/Czar Television for BBC THE MURDOCH MYSTERIES (SeasonsSherlock 6 Holmes/David & 7) KingsleyDon McCutcheon Alibi for CBC THE BORGIAS (Season 3) Assasin Kari Skogland LB Television for Showtime MISFITS (Season 4) Jake Jonathan Van Tulleken Quite Funny Films for E4 BEING HUMAN (Season 4) Cutler (series reg) Phil John & Daniel O\'Hara Touchpaper Television for BBC3 MONROE (Season 2) Dr Andrew Mullery (series reg) Paul McGuigan & David Moore Mammoth Screen for ITV FRANKENSTEIN'S WEDDING...LIVEVictor IN Frankenstein LEEDS Colin Teague BBC Television The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456.

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