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Season 5, Episode 5
As the crucial final match approaches, Fisher asks Crabbe to keep an eye on the police football ground and look after an ex-professional player with a murky past - but there may be more to his new protege than meets the eye. Richard Griffiths stars
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Cast & Crew
Richard Griffiths
(Actor)
.. Henry Crabbe
Malcolm Sinclair
(Actor)
.. Freddy Fisher
Nicholas Lamont
(Actor)
.. Gary Palmer
Marsha Thomason
(Actor)
.. Sally
Mary Woodvine
(Actor)
.. WPC Jane Morton
Derren Litten
(Actor)
.. PC Ed Guthrie
Neil Stuke
(Actor)
.. Kirk Flowerbridge
Mark Womack
(Actor)
.. Jim Cutler
David Hargreaves
(Actor)
.. Charlie Reeves
Bruce Byron
(Actor)
.. Terry Lees
Robert Putt
(Actor)
.. Chief Constable Braithwaite
Ciaran O'Doherty
(Actor)
.. Moss
Trevor Fox
(Actor)
.. Harris
Rob Evans
(Director)
Robert Jones
(Writer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Richard Griffiths
(Actor)
.. Henry Crabbe
Malcolm Sinclair
(Actor)
.. Freddy Fisher
Nicholas Lamont
(Actor)
.. Gary Palmer
Marsha Thomason
(Actor)
.. Sally
Born:
January 19, 1976
in
Manchester
Best Known For:
Las Vegas, Lost, and White Collar.
Early-life:
Marsha Lisa Thomason was born in Manchester on January 19, 1976 to Phyllis and Peter. From the age of 13, Marsha attended Oldham Theatre Workshop, where she participated in a number of productions. After taking A Levels in Media Studies, Theatre Studies and Performing Arts, she studied English at Manchester Metropolitan University. She made her TV debut in an episode of the series Screenplay in 1993. A year later, she starred in her first film, Jimmy McGovern's Priest.
Career:
Roles followed for Thomason on TV in Prime Suspect 5: Errors of Judgement, Pie in the Sky, Where the Heart Is and Playing the Field. In 2003, she played Eddie Murphy's wife in the film The Haunted Mansion. From then on, she became a regular in US TV shows. She had recurring roles in Las Vegas, Lost, Easy Money, General Hospital and Make It or Break It. More recently, she starred in police drama White Collar. She returned to UK TV screens in 2015 in the ITV thriller Safe House.
Quote:
'I know it sounds cliched, but if we just treated each other as we'd like to be treated ourselves, we'd all be doing a lot better.'
Trivia:
Thomason supports Manchester City FC.
Mary Woodvine
(Actor)
.. WPC Jane Morton
Derren Litten
(Actor)
.. PC Ed Guthrie
Neil Stuke
(Actor)
.. Kirk Flowerbridge
Best Known For:
Playing Matthew in Game On.
Early-life:
Born in Kent in 1967, Neil Stuke earned a crust working in a clothes shop and as a second-hand car dealer. Eventually put aside dreams of being a drummer to become an actor. Finally hit the big time when he landed a part in Stephen Poliakoff's acclaimed 1993 movie Century.
Career:
Stuke appeared in popular dramas Poirot, Between the Lines, Heartbeat and A Touch of Frost. He also featured in Dennis Potter's final TV projects Karaoke and Cold Lazarus. He hit the big time when he took over the role of Matthew, the agoraphobic liar in cult sitcom Game On. Hit projects Sliding Doors, Murder in Mind, Casualty, Grafters and Drop the Dead Donkey also boosted his profile. Has rarely been out of work in the past few years. He appeared on stage in Blue/Orange and Entertaining Mr Sloane. Other projects have included School For Seduction, Faith, Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky, The Afternoon Play, The Virgin Queen and Chopratown. His recent work includes playing Chris Jackson in TV sitcom Reggie Perrin, Max in Monday Monday, and Billy Lamb in BBC legal drama Silk.
Quote:
'I've always found acting easy and I get frustrated when I'm not challenged.'
Trivia:
In 2014, Stuke was one of the 200 public figures who signed a letter opposing Scottish independence in the run-up to September's referendum.
Mark Womack
(Actor)
.. Jim Cutler
David Hargreaves
(Actor)
.. Charlie Reeves
Bruce Byron
(Actor)
.. Terry Lees
Robert Putt
(Actor)
.. Chief Constable Braithwaite
Ciaran O'Doherty
(Actor)
.. Moss
Trevor Fox
(Actor)
.. Harris
Rob Evans
(Director)
Robert Jones
(Writer)
