Douglas Henshall

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Biography

Douglas Henshall was born in Glasgow, Scotland on November 19th 1965. He grew up in Barrhead, South of Glasgow, the youngest of three siblings…more

Born

Glasgow

Birth Name

Douglas James Henshall

Gender

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    • Douglas is a fan of St. Mirren Football Club
    • Recent theatre work: Michael Bakunin -Coast of Utopia for The National Theatre (August -November 2002) John Proctor - The Crucible in a production of the play for The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield (February 4th to February 28th 2004) Thomas Huxley- Darwin In Malibu for The Hampstead Theatre (22nd September- 16th October 2004) Biff Loman-Death of a Salesman for The Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue ( 16th May 2005-November 2005) Del-The Cryptogram for the Donmar Warehouse, London (October 2006 - November 2006) Satan-The Last Days of Judas Iscariot for the Almeida Theatre, Islington, London (March 27th 2008 - May 10th 2008)
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    • Douglas:( on his character Professor Nick Cutter in Primeval) Professor Cutter who I play in Primeval always does the right thing and it gets a bit boring. You think 'Can you not just smack him in the mouth if he's going to do that to you.' It's nice to play someone who doesn't always do the right thing.
    • Douglas:( on religion and the Christian church) I loathe religion of all forms. I think the Church especially is resposible for more pain, more suffering that any other thing on the planet. I would have those people involved in it shot.
    • Douglas:(on his character Cromwell Marsh in Gentlememen's Relish) He's essentially got a good heart but he's also got his eye on the main chance, he's ambitious but he doesn't really know how to get anywhere. But he spots an opportunity to work with Kingdom Swan and then spots another opportunity to make money out of him. But he loves and adores Swann and he wouldn't harm him for the world. Cromwell Marsh is an opportunist with a good heart basically.
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