Andrew Havill

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Andrew Havill (born c. 1965) is a British actor.

[edit] Biography

Early in his career, Andrew Havill worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company and at the National Theatre, and starred opposite David Burke in The Woman in Black in London's West End (1996).

Since then, stage roles have included Antipholus of Syracuse, directed by Chris Luscombe, in Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors at The Globe (2006) and Alex Huby, the main character in Alan Ayckbourn's play Virtual Reality (2000), directed by Ayckbourn.

TV credits include the BBC's The Impressionists, in which Havill played Edouard Manet alongside Richard Armitage (Monet). In 2006 he starred as the head of MI5 in BBC2's Nuclear Secrets, and as Bassianus opposite David Threlfall's Constantine in Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire. He also played the husband of cookery writer Elizabeth David in a docu-drama about her life.

Film work has included The Broken (2007), Sylvia (with Gwyneth Paltrow), The Heart of Me (with Helena Bonham-Carter), Wilde and Restoration.

In 2007, Havill played the husband of Daphne du Maurier, 'Boy' Browning, in a BBC drama to celebrate the writer's centenary year. He appears in the Dr Who Christmas Special, screened on Christmas Day.

Forthcoming projects include films about Winston Churchill and Tom Hurndall, and in 2008 a West End production of Jean Anouilh's Ring Around the Moon.

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