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Jack Deam is a Actor British born on 29 june 1972 at Oldham (United-kingdom)
Jack Deam (born Ian Deam in 1972 in Oldham, Lancashire) is an English actor. He used his grandfather's name for his stage name. His most notable performance is of the pyromaniac Marty Fisher, who has Tourette syndrome, in Channel 4's Shameless.
In 1990, Deam appeared in the Granada TV Soap Opera Families a show about two families one from Cheshire, the other in Australia, notably alongside the then not so well known Jude Law.
In 1992 he appeared in a few episodes of Heartbeat as Alan Maskell. He also appeared in the TV mini series "The life and times of Henry Pratt". He played the lead role as older Henry Pratt, little Henry Pratt was played by Andrew Nicholson and young Henry Pratt played by Bryan Dick.
In 1993 he played Vinnie, a young soldier for the King's Fusiliers in the award winning British drama Soldier Soldier. He later joined the cast of Clocking Off, written by Paul Abbott.
In 1996 he briefly appeared as a policeman in Jimmy McGovern's one-off drama for ITV Hillsborough, based on the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster.
In 1999 he appeared in an episode of Queer As Folk, as a Doctor Who obsessed fan, and had a one-night stand with Vince, one of the protagonists, before taking the role of rapist Phil Simmonds on the top rated ITV1 soap opera Coronation Street in 2000.
In January 2007 he took part in The Afternoon Play, a daytime BBC drama series consisting of short stories.
Deam is now playing the part of a policeman in DCI Banks.
2014 sees Deam in a play called Blindsided, by Simon Stephens, at the Royal Exchange, Manchester, alongside ex-Coronation Street Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper).
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Birth name Ian Deam
Nationality United-kingdom
Birth 29 june 1972 (51 years) at Oldham (United-kingdom)
Nationality United-kingdom
Birth 29 june 1972 (51 years) at Oldham (United-kingdom)
In 1990, Deam appeared in the Granada TV Soap Opera Families a show about two families one from Cheshire, the other in Australia, notably alongside the then not so well known Jude Law.
In 1992 he appeared in a few episodes of Heartbeat as Alan Maskell. He also appeared in the TV mini series "The life and times of Henry Pratt". He played the lead role as older Henry Pratt, little Henry Pratt was played by Andrew Nicholson and young Henry Pratt played by Bryan Dick.
In 1993 he played Vinnie, a young soldier for the King's Fusiliers in the award winning British drama Soldier Soldier. He later joined the cast of Clocking Off, written by Paul Abbott.
In 1996 he briefly appeared as a policeman in Jimmy McGovern's one-off drama for ITV Hillsborough, based on the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster.
In 1999 he appeared in an episode of Queer As Folk, as a Doctor Who obsessed fan, and had a one-night stand with Vince, one of the protagonists, before taking the role of rapist Phil Simmonds on the top rated ITV1 soap opera Coronation Street in 2000.
In January 2007 he took part in The Afternoon Play, a daytime BBC drama series consisting of short stories.
Deam is now playing the part of a policeman in DCI Banks.
2014 sees Deam in a play called Blindsided, by Simon Stephens, at the Royal Exchange, Manchester, alongside ex-Coronation Street Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper).
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Hillsborough (1996)
, 1h41Directed by Charles McDougall
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama
Themes Sports films, Association football films
Actors Christopher Eccleston, Ricky Tomlinson, Tony Audenshaw, Mark Womack, Maurice Roëves, Annabelle Apsion
Roles PC with Trevor
Rating79%
Hillsborough (1996)
, 1h41Directed by Charles McDougall
Genres Drama
Themes Sports films, Association football films
Actors Ricky Tomlinson, Christopher Eccleston, Maurice Roëves, Annabelle Apsion, Stephen Walters, Joe Duttine
Roles PC with Trevor
Rating79%
Hillsborough est le nom du stade de Sheffield où se déroula, le 15 avril 1989, la Tragédie de Hillsborough, qui fit 96 morts parmi les supporters de Liverpool FC. On suit l'histoire de quatre familles touchées par le drame.
, 1h33Directed by Benjamin Ross
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Comedy, Crime
Themes Medical-themed films, Serial killer films, Films about psychiatry
Actors Hugh O'Conor, Ruth Sheen, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Charlotte Coleman, Antony Sher, Hazel Douglas
Roles Mick
Rating69%
Graham Young has been obsessed with death and the macabre since childhood. He is highly intelligent, with an aptitude for chemistry; he dreams of poisoning as many people as he can. In his teen years, he actually poisons a schoolmate — which made him ill rather than killing him — in order to date a girl his schoolmate was seeing. His conversation with his date involved vivid, graphic descriptions of deadly car accidents. He also reads a comic book account of an event in which the Dutch Resistance killed a whole German army camp in the occupied Netherlands during the Second World War by poisoning their water supply with thallium.
Let Him Have It (1991)
, 1h55Directed by Peter Medak
Genres Drama, Biography, Crime
Themes Prison films, Films about capital punishment
Actors Christopher Eccleston, Paul Reynolds, Tom Courtenay, Eileen Atkins, Tom Bell, Edward Hardwicke
Roles Terry Stringer
Rating71%
The film is based on the true story of Derek Bentley. Within the film, Bentley (Eccleston) is an illiterate young adult with developmental disabilities who falls into a gang led by a younger teenager named Chris Craig (Reynolds). The two become trapped by the police, who tell Chris to put down his gun. Bentley says, "Let him have it, Chris." Chris begins firing, killing one officer and wounding another. Because he is a minor (under 18), Chris is given a minor sentence, but Bentley, although he did not shoot anyone, is sentenced to death, on the basis that his statement to Chris was an instigation to begin shooting.