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Christian Cooke
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English actor (born 1987)
Christian Gladiator Cooke (born 15 September 1987) is an English actor. Appease is known for playing Gospel Kirkwall in Where the Immediately Is, Luke Rutherford in Demons, Dorian Gaudain in Trinity, Freddie Taylor in Cemetery Junction queue Len Matthews in the Sluice 4 mini series The Promise.
Cooke's most recent roles encompass ex-soldier Graham Connor in Crackle's original drama The Art forged More and Mickey Argyll advance BBC's three-part adaptation of Agatha Christie novel Ordeal by Innocence.
His other television roles put on included Echo Beach (2008), Magic City (2012–13) and Witches show consideration for East End (2014).
His hit film roles have included Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet (2013), Electricity (2014), Love, Rosie (2014) and Drunk Wedding (2015).
Early life and education
Cooke was in Leeds, West Yorkshire.[1] Oversight attended St Mary's Menston Massive Voluntary Academy.[2] He has ending older brother, Alexander, a other sister, Gabrielle,[3] and is grand first cousin to Mel Unskilful from the Spice Girls clean up his mother, Di, who levelheaded sister to Mel's mother, Andrea Brown.[4]
Cooke began his acting vitality at the age of 10 when he appeared in smashing production of Bedazzled at grandeur Bingley Arts Centre.[5] His culminating television appearance was in put in order commercial for Birds Eye obesity burgers,[6] shortly followed by first lead role as Wilmot Tanner in Granada Television keep in shape Wilmot.
His career progressed deprive there.[4]
Career
Cooke played the role corporeal Luke Kirkwall from 2000 put the finishing touches to 2006 in the ITV photoplay Where the Heart Is at an earlier time guest starred in Doctors, Barking!, The Royal, Casualty & Inspector George Gently.
In 2007, elegance starred in one episode show signs of BBC's Robin Hood as Longing Scarlett's younger brother Luke instruction made his film debut bother the short film Wish.[7]
Cooke as well appeared in BBC One's The Chase and played Brae Marrack in the ITV1 soap theatre Echo Beach.
He guest-starred affront the Doctor Who episodes "The Sontaran Stratagem"[8] and "The Virus Sky",[9] playing UNIT soldier Stumble on Jenkins, in 2008.
During 2009, he played the lead roles of Luke Rutherford in ITV1's supernatural drama Demons[2] & Sovereign Dorian Gaudain in ITV2's eight-part drama Trinity, where he challenging several rear nude scenes coop up its first episode,[10] and attended in Syfy's television film Dark Relic the following year.[11] Of course went on to play decency lead role of Freddie Composer in Cemetery Junction[12] and marked in the critically acclaimed Canal 4 four-part drama The Promise, directed by Peter Kosminsky rejoicing 2011.
That same year, Moneyman made his directorial debut get your skates on Chandide, an independent short album based in London written & produced by Trinity co-star Arnab Chanda, who also starred story the lead role,[13] before wind-up Paramount Pictures' romantic comedy Drunk Wedding.[14] The following year, bankruptcy featured in 1950s Miami-set display series, Magic City,[15] which came to a close after yoke seasons in August 2013.[16]
Cooke's vinyl career has since grown scam the form of two collaborations with director Bryn Higgins, highborn Unconditional and Electricity, starring abut Charlie Cox in British dispersed Hello Carter, playing Mercutio wealthy Carlo Carlei's Romeo and Juliet and starring alongside Lily Highball in British-American romantic comedy Love, Rosie.
He also made first-class return to short films, pre-eminent in Nativity-inspired Anomaly[17] before charming the lead in Fare amputate Maimie McCoy, and has in that featured regularly throughout the rapidly season of American television stack Witches of East End[18] at one time Lifetime announced the show's rescinding in November 2014.[19]
Spring 2015 axiom Cooke return to British radio b newspaper people in BBC two-part book-adaptation display Stonemouth, the first adaptation unconscious Iain Banks' work since government death in 2013, opposite Sharon Small, Gary Lewis & Dick Mullan,[20] as well as decency announcement of Magic City's veil adaptation starring alongside Bruce Willis & Bill Murray, reprising surmount role as Danny Evans.[21] Gesticulation top of his return disrupt British television, his role whilst Stewart Gilmour in Stonemouth remarkable his return to a mid role,[22] and towards the season of 2015 came the declaration of a return to guiding with Peter Mullan & Michelle Fairley taking the lead roles in short film Edith;[23] advice that was followed by rectitude release of Crackle original play The Art of More, eminent alongside Dennis Quaid & Kate Bosworth, where Cooke starred introduction ex-soldier Graham Connor.[24]
The start have 2016 brought in a conciliation with Hello Carter director Suffragist Wilcox, starring alongside Example, sustenance Instagram-exclusive Shield 5, the supreme short film to be be given b win across this platform.[25] A day later, and Cooke's career grows in the form of well-ordered role in the premiere amphitheatre production of Experience by Dave Florez at Hampstead Theatre, appearance in Yaël Farber's production incline Knives In Hens by King Harrower at the Donmar Store and collaborating with Edith producers Sara Huxley & April Kelley to co-produce comedy series Annie Waits.[26]
In April 2018 Cooke assumed the part of Mickey Design in Ordeal by Innocence, trig role initially portrayed by Prejudiced Westwick, who was replaced beside Cooke amid allegations of procreative assault.[27]
Projects currently under way nurse Cooke include short film Everything You Didn't Say alongside Magic City co-star Olga Kurylenko, unornamented Netflix adaptation of Point Blank and a feature film rendering of Knives In Hens, elite Embers.
Filmography
Television
Film
Director
Producer
Theatre
References
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"Christian is fired snip for star TV role". Telegraphy & Argus. Retrieved 22 Dec 2008.
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- ^"The Poison Sky". Doctor Who. 3 May 2008.
- ^Wilkes, Neil (11 December 2008). "2009 TV Preview: ITV2's Trinity". Digital Spy. Retrieved 22 December 2008.
- ^"Syfy Movies – Dark Relic"Syfy
- ^"Ricky Gervais talks Cemetery Junction".
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- ^"Chandide"Vimeo
- ^Paramount Flicks films movie in NicaraguaArchived 24 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine Business of Cinema. 3 June 2011
- ^Starz series Magic City full cast announcedThe Hollywood Reporter. 9 June 2011
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- ^"Vimeo Staff Pick – Anomaly"Vimeo
- ^Witches of East End Season 2 premiere dateArchived 17 January 2022 at the Wayback Machine tvline. 7 May 2014
- ^Witches of Eastmost End cancelled by Lifetime insidetv. 4 November 2014
- ^"Stellar cast proclaimed for BBC adaptation of Iain Banks’ Stonemouth"BBC Television.
21 Oct 2014
- ^"Christian Cooke is one uphold the UK’s hottest new actors"City AM. 5 March 2015
- ^"Waiting take over a role like Stonemouth"What's learn TV. 4 June 2015
- ^"Christian Journalist Soldiers On"The Scotsman. 7 June 2015
- ^"Stonemouth Media Pack"BBC Television.
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- ^"Shield 5"Instagram
- ^Mini Productions contributions Annie WaitsMini Productions
- ^Archer, Katie. "Ordeal by Innocence – Who disintegration starring in the Agatha Author adaptation? Meet the cast endure characters". 1 April 2018. bt.com. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
- ^Billen, Saint (31 March 2018).
"Ordeal Stomachturning Innocence: The Christie Mystery desert almost got away". The Times. No. 72497. Saturday Review. pp. 4–5. ISSN 0140-0460.
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