Doc Martin
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Martin Clunes
Dr. Martin Ellingham
Born in Wimbledon, South London in 1961, to Daphne and Alec Clunes. A classically trained actor, Alec passed away when Martin was eight. Martin was married to Lucy Aston between 1990 and 1997. He is currently married to Philippa Braithwaite, with whom he has a daughter, Emily (b. 2000). Philippa is a television producer, and they work together on Doc Martin.moreless -
Caroline Catz
Louisa Glasson
Born in Manchester in 1970, Caroline changed her name from Caplan to Catz to avoid clashing with an existing actor with the same name. She attended RADA, graduated in 1991, and has two children with her husband, actor Michael Higgs. Caroline has starred in a diverse range of TV shows in the UK, from the dark and seedy The Vice, to lightweight detective show Murder in Suburbia and comedy-drama Doc Martin.moreless -
Ian McNeice
Bert Large
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Joe Absolom
Al Large
Joe Absolom was born on 16 December 1978. He has one older brother and a younger sister. Joe stands at 5'11", has blue eyes and brown hair. His path into acting began at the age of ten when his father sent him to an acting agency. He was brought to everyone's attention when he landed the role of "Matthew Rose" in "Eastenders" in 1997. After leaving the show he starred in two movies: "Long Time Dead" and "Extreme Ops" but soon returned to TV work, in such dramas as "Servants" and "P.O.W."moreless -
John Marquez
PC Joe Penhale
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Louise Jameson
Eleanor Glasson
On April 20th 1951, Louise was born in Wanstead (London, England). She fell in love with the theater when she was only 4 while appearing as Miss Muffett in a school play. She entered RADA at the age of 17 and graduated at 19, but she completed a secretarial course after her parents insisted on it. In the early seventies, she spent two years and a half with the Royal Shakespeare company. Louise's has two sons Harry and Tom that were born in the 1980s. Her life-partner is actor David Warwick (The Fall And Rise of Reginald Perrin ). In 2002, Louise and David started their own production company called TLC which concentrates on staging modern/first-time plays.moreless -
Jessica Ransom
Morwenna Newcross
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Eileen Atkins
Ruth Ellingham
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Stephanie Cole
Joan Norton
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Katherine Parkinson
Pauline Lamb
Katherine Parkinson is an English actress. She went to Tiffin Girls' School in Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey, and then studied Classics at St Hilda's College, Oxford. After Oxford she went to the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art although she left without completing the course, feeling disillusioned with the culture there. She is probably best known for her roles as Jen in The IT Crowd and Amber in The Old Guys.moreless -
Lucy Punch
Elaine Denham
Lucy Punch was born on December 30, 1977. At age 16, she joined The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain. Since then, she has appeared in many television shows and movies. In 2006, she joined a television series entitled The Class, but left after only thirteen episodes for an unknown reason.moreless -
Stewart Wright
PC Mark Mylow
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Felicity Montagu
Caroline
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Selina Caddell
Mrs Tishell
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Reno Wilson
Fisherman 2
Reno Wilson got his start with a recurring role on Ther Cosby Show. He followed that with spots on Martin and Sliders. Appearances in the films Sgt. Bilko, The Great White Hype, and Mighty Joe Young followed.
In the drama series Blind Justice, he portrayed Det. Tom Selway.moreless -
Richard Harvey
Bob
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Celia Imrie
Susan Brading
Celia, the daughter of David and Diana Imrie, was born on July 15th 1952. From a young age she had ambitions to be a dancer, but when she was unable to get accepted into ballet school she followed her other passion, acting. Celia has appeared on television, film and the stage. Some of her most notable comedy roles were in television shows created by Victoria Wood. They worked together during the mid-1980s on Victoria Wood As Seen On TV where Celia quickly established herself in the role of Miss Babs, the antique shop owner, in the soap opera spoof Acorn Antiques. They worked together again in the late 1990s when Celia co-starred in Dinnerladies playing the uptight human resources officer Phillipa Moorcroft. She has been a noteable guest star in Jennifer Saunders' Absolutely Fabulous and Rik Mayall's New Statesman. Celia's perfomances have not been limited to the comedy genre. Her first leading television role was in 1981 playing cartographer Fiona Patterson in sci-fi / horror The Nightmare Man. In 1993, she appeared in the popular BBC comedy - drama The Riff Raff Element playing upper class Joanna Tundish. She has also guest starred in numerous detective shows such as Midsummer Murders, Poirot, Miss Marple, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates and Heartbeat.. In addition, she was a guest star, acting alongside Sir David Jason, in two episodes of The Darling Buds Of May. She has experienced great success on the stage. One of her first roles was as a stripper at the Royal Exchange in a play called Seduced. Early in her career, she toured internationally with The Royal Shakespeare Company in a production of Sheridan's School For Scandal and starred alongside Dame Judy Dench. Also, Celia has starred in numerous productions by Glasgow's Citizen's Theatre. In the late 1990s, Celia started to appear in feature films. In 1997 she starred in one of her first leading roles when she played Homily Clock in The Borrowers opposite Oscar nominated Jim Broadbent and John Goodman. Since then she has co-starred films such as Calendar Girls and Bridget Jones' Diary. She is married and has one child.moreless -
Richard Johnson
Colonel Gilbert Spencer
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Vincent Franklin
Chris Parsons
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Eddie Webber
Mover
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Finlay Robertson
Ross
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Paul Worden
Fisherman 1
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Hamish Hamilton
Marcus
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Mackenzie Thorpe
Courier
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Dominic Minghella
Writer
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Ben Bolt
Director
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Comedy, Drama
Themes
Coping With Death, Cringeworthy, Life In A New City, Oblivious Bumbling, Quirky Characters
