Daddy Issues - I'm Your Man - 10:40 pm Thursday, December 18 on BBC One London HD

Aimee Lou Wood (Actor) .. Gemma

David Morrissey (Actor) .. Malcolm

Born: June 21, 1964 in Liverpool

Best Known For: Playing The Governor in AMC TV series The Walking Dead.

Early-life: David Mark Morrissey is the youngest of four children and was born in Liverpool on June 21, 1964. When Morrissey was 15, his father, a shoe repairman and key cutter, died after suffering from a blood disorder. David was inspired to become an actor after seeing Ken Loach's film Kes. Aged 16 he joined the Everyman Youth Theatre during the golden age of dramatists Alan Bleasdale and Willy Russell. His contemporaries included Cathy Tyson and Ian Hart. He also spent time working on sets and costumes for a Wolverhampton theatre company.

Career: Morrissey's big break came at the age of 18 when he landed the lead role of Billy Rizley in Channel 4's first drama series, One Summer. After that he trained at Rada. A steady stream of small-screen and theatre roles followed. At the 2004 Bafta awards, Morrissey was nominated for Best TV Actor for his performance in the drama serial, State of Play. In the same year, The Deal, in which he co-starred as Gordon Brown to Michael Sheen's Tony Blair, won the award for Best Single Drama. Projects since include Blackpool, Cape Wrath, Red Riding, Basic Instinct 2, Nowhere Boy, Mrs Mandela, Doctor Who and a starring role in adaptations of Mark Billingham's Tom Thorne books for Sky1. In 2012, he joined the cast of The Walking Dead, and continues to work on stage whenever his busy schedule allows.

Quote: "You never have any control over what people write or what they think, but there is a sense of me as a working-class lad done very well. I don't know where that comes from."

Trivia: Morrissey is a lifelong Liverpool FC fan.

Taj Atwal (Actor) .. Cherry

Kevin Bishop (Actor) .. Tommy

David Fynn (Actor) .. Derek

Sarah Hadland (Actor) .. Rita

Born: May 15, 1971 in London

Best Known For: Playing Stevie in Miranda.

Early-life: Sarah was born in London on May 15, 1971. She trained in dance from an early age and became involved with the Scamps youth group in Wilmslow. She went on to train at the Laine Theatre Arts College in Epsom and it wasn't long before she began starring in West End musicals such as Cats and Grease.

Career: Hadland began making her mark on TV in episodes of Bad Girls, Casualty, The Bill, Peep Show and Doctors. She landed bigger roles in Green Wing and Broken News. Since then, she has starred in Moving Wallpaper, That Mitchell and Webb Look, Horrible Histories, Waterloo Road, The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff and The Job Lot. On the big screen, she has starred in Confetti (2006), Magicians (2007) and Leap Year (2010). She reached a wider audience in 2009 when she began playing Stevie in BBC sitcom Miranda.

Quote: "You start to realise that everyone's got an inner Miranda or Stevie that they're struggling with; who feels that they don't fit in, or can't get it right with men."

Trivia: Hadland has been the voiceover artist for a number of commercials and voiced characters in a number of video games.

Arian Nik (Actor) .. Xander

Sharon Rooney (Actor) .. Catherine

Born: October 22, 1988 in Glasgow

Benjamin Black (Actor) .. Johan

Justin Edwards (Actor) .. Francis

Soph Galustian (Actor) .. Suki

Ed Jones (Actor) .. Gary

Tom Machell (Actor) .. Young Jackie

Emma Rigby (Actor) .. Cyndi

Kellie Shirley (Actor) .. Elodie

Warren Donnelly (Actor) .. Angry man

Danielle Ward (Writer)

Lynn Roberts (Producer)

Damon Beesley (Director)

Phil Gilbert (Executive producer)

Daddy Issues: I'm Your Man

10:40 pm - 11:05 pm, Today on BBC One London HD (101)

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I'm Your Man
Season 2, Episode 5

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