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Nicholas Woodeson is a veteran English performer of television, film, and theatre. In television, his credits include Silent Witness (BBC), Baptiste (BBC), The Honourable Woman (BBC), Poirot (ITV), and Rome (HBO / BBC). He can also be seen in films including The Hustle, Paddington 2, The Danish Girl, Skyfall, and Conspiracy. His most recent ...
Nicholas Woodeson lived in Haifa as a boy, a formative experience for some future roles. He was educated in England. He spent seven years with the Royal Shakespeare Company in the ’80’s, and has lived in the UK and the US, working in theatre, film and TV, in the West End and on Broadway.
Nicholas - or Nick - Woodeson, born in 1949 in Port Sudan, Sudan to British parents - spent his early childhood in Haifa, Israel, in line with his parents' diplomatic postings. He recalls that his first taste of thespian glory was reciting A.A. Milne poems to family friends at the age of six. Nick's strong affinity and regard for the Middle ...
Nicholas - or Nick - Woodeson, born in 1949 in England to British parents - spent his early childhood in Haifa, Israel, in line with his parents' diplomatic postings. He recalls that his first taste of thespian glory was reciting A.A. Milne poems to family friends at the age of six. Nick's strong affinity and regard for the Middle East has ...
Sort by Year - Latest Movies and TV Shows With Nicholas Woodeson. 1. Savage House. Comedy, Drama | Post-production. Set in 18th century England during pox outbreak and Jacobite uprising, Sir Chauncey and Lady Savage blindly pursue better life.
17 dic 2023 · Nicholas Woodeson is 5 ft 4 in (163 cm) tall. Nicholas Woodeson – Net Worth. So, how much is Nicholas Woodeson worth? Woodeson earned most of his wealth from performing in more than 104 movies, TV series, mini-series, and short films, including — Bonjour la Classe, Dreaming of Joseph Lees, Helen West, Rome, Poppy Shakespeare, and John Carter.
Posted by Nicholas Woodeson. Film & TV includes: A Paris Proposal (Hallmark); Quiz (BBC), The Hustle (MGM), Baptiste (BBC), Taboo (BBC), Will (TNT), Death of Stalin (Gaumont/Canal +), Foyle's War, Inspector Frost (ITV). Recent Theatre: 'The Two Popes' by Anthony McCarten, tour co-production The Rose at Kingston and The Royal and Derngate; 'The ...
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