Julian Rhind-Tutt

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Biography

Julian Rhind-Tutt was born July 20, 1968; his father was a Master builder and his mom was in charge of the household. Julian is…more

Born

7/20/1968, West Drayton, Middlesex, England

Birth Name

Julian Alistair Rhind-Tutt

Gender

Male

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    • Julian's favorite city is Paris because he lived there and got to enjoy the city on another level than a simple tourist.
    • Julian starred in a three minutes film for Amnesty International called Everybody. The short which is part animation and part live-action was made for the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and was shown on the website of Amnesty International.
    • As of June 2008, Julian and his Green Wing co-star Stephen Mangan have been dropped from the Barclaycard television advertisement. The firm has decided to go with a more sober publicity campaign.
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    • (On one of the destination he'd like to visit) Julian: One of my dream trips is to go to the Hermitage in St Petersburg. I went to Poland several times before the collapse of communism, and it was an incredible place. It was fascinating to visit it before and after communism. I would love to have seen Russia during its communist times, and I worry that I should have seen it before.
    • Julian: (Talking about the adaptations of the Miss Marple's stories) Marples are very exciting if they are done right in a beautifully crafted and gentle way. They are classic stories. I don't read many of the novels, but I was always a fan of the Joan Hickson's Miss Marples. And Geraldine brings her own peculiar brilliance and a youthful exuberance to it after Joan Hickson.
    • Julian: (On working on the show Keen Eddie) It is great fun you get to do lots of exciting things you always dreamed about when you were a kid watching detective programmes.