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Actor (69 credits)
2019
Absentia
(TV Series)
Dr. Semo Oduwale
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Boom
(2019)
... Dr. Semo Oduwale
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Cover
(2019)
... Dr. Semo Oduwale
2001-2019
Casualty
(TV Series)
Ric Griffin / Gordon Hutchens
2012
White Heat
(TV Mini-Series)
Victor (Present Day)
2003
Timewatch
(TV Series documentary)
Narrator
2001
In Deep
(TV Series)
Jim Craddock
2000
The Bill
(TV Series)
Col. Augustine Ngeze / Roger Kibanga
1999
Scene
(TV Series documentary)
Corporal Chalkie
1997
Melissa
(TV Mini-Series)
George Bond
1992-1994
Medics
(TV Series)
Dr. Tom Carey, research consultant / Tom Carey
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Going West
(1994)
... Dr. Tom Carey, research consultant
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Aftermath
(1994)
... Dr. Tom Carey, research consultant
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In the Dark
(1994)
... Dr. Tom Carey, research consultant
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Home Truths
(1994)
... Dr. Tom Carey, research consultant
1983
Angels
(TV Series)
Turi Mimi
1981
Wolcott
(TV Mini-Series)
Dennis St George
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Self (22 credits)
2010
The Great Rift
(TV Mini-Series documentary)
Self - Narrator
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Grass
(2010)
... Self - Narrator (voice)
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Water
(2010)
... Self - Narrator (voice)
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Fire
(2010)
... Self - Narrator (voice)
2005
GMTV
(TV Series)
Self
2000
Ape-Man
(TV Mini-Series documentary)
Narrator
1994-1998
Horizon
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Narrator
1993
Will to Win
(TV Series documentary)
Narrator (voice)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
He acted in Brian Clark's play, "Whose Life is It Anyway?," at the Savoy Theatre in London, England with Bill Paterson, Carol Nimmons, and Richard Leech in the cast. Michael Lindsay-Hogg was director.
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Huge Quarshie
Height:
5' 9" (1.75 m)
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
[on his role in
Star Wars: Episódio I - A Ameaça Fantasma (1999)] Panaka's Captain of the Guard. The way I conceived of the role is that he is very tough, and I figured the tougher I was, the tougher it would make the Jedi seem. Obviously, no one out-toughed the Jedi, but Captain Panaka was going to give them a run for their money!
Trivia:
He was awarded the 1986 London Critics Circle Theatre Award for Best Actor for his performance in The Great White Hope.
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