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The Chariot
Season 2, Episode 1
The boys win 100 denarii each after their bet on a race pays off and it looks as if their fortunes might have taken a turn for the better. Stylax decides to reinvent himself as a charioteer, while Marcus prefers to spend his money on romantic pursuits. Starring Tom Rosenthal, Joel Fry and Ryan Sampson
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Tom Rosenthal
(Actor)
.. Marcus
Joel Fry
(Actor)
.. Stylax
Ryan Sampson
(Actor)
.. Grumio
Sophie Colquhoun
(Actor)
.. Cynthia
Lydia Rose Bewley
(Actor)
.. Metella
Doon Mackichan
(Actor)
.. Flavia
Tom Basden
(Actor)
.. Aurelius
Karl Theobald
(Actor)
.. Landlord
Neil Stuke
(Actor)
.. Cornelius
Tom Davis
(Actor)
.. Davus
Lauren Socha
(Actor)
.. Amanda
Jim Rosenthal
(Actor)
.. Commentator
Paul Putner
(Actor)
.. Steward
Deyan Machev
(Actor)
.. Waiter
Anton Trendafilov
(Actor)
.. Beggar
Sam Leifer
(Writer)
Teddy Leifer
(Producer)
Caroline Leddy
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Tom Rosenthal
(Actor)
.. Marcus
Born:
January 14, 1988
in
London
Best Known For:
Friday Night Dinner.
Early-life:
Thomas Alan Smith Rosenthal was born in London on January 14, 1988, the son of TV producer Christine Smith and sports presenter Jim Rosenthal.
Career:
In 2011, Rosenthal began starring in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner alongside Simon Bird. His other TV credits include Plebs, Breathless and Broadchurch. When he is not acting, he is performing stand-up.
Quote:
'I still get petrified before I go on stage. I actually get worried if I'm not nervous beforehand.'
Trivia:
Rosenthal supports Arsenal FC.
Joel Fry
(Actor)
.. Stylax
Ryan Sampson
(Actor)
.. Grumio
Born:
November 28, 1985
in
Rotherham
Best Known For:
Playing Grumio in the sitcom Plebs.
Early-life:
Ryan Oliver Sampson was born in Rotherham on November 28, 1985. He attended Wales High School in Rotherham, where he appeared in school productions. He made his TV debut in 2003 in Wire in the Blood. Roles followed in the TV movie In Denial of Murder, Heartbeat and Holby City.
Career:
Sampson's first break came in 2007 when he starred alongside Nicholas Lyndhurst, Celia Imrie and Dani Harmer in BBC sitcom After You're Gone. He has also made guest appearances in Doctor Who, Fresh Meat and Dates. He has had recurring roles in The Work Experience, Up the Women and Undercover. He is perhaps best known for playing Grumio in the ITV sitcom Plebs.
Quote:
'I'm an annoying person to be around.'
Trivia:
On the stage, he has starred in Dido, Queen of Cambridge, The Kitchen Sink, and From Here to Eternity the Musical.
Sophie Colquhoun
(Actor)
.. Cynthia
Lydia Rose Bewley
(Actor)
.. Metella
Doon Mackichan
(Actor)
.. Flavia
Best Known For:
Smack the Pony.
Early-life:
Born Sarah-Doon Mackichan in London in August 1962. She went on to study at Manchester University's Department of Drama. She made her TV debut in the 1986 sketch comedy Five Alive.
Career:
Specialising in comedy roles, Mackichan has appeared in Brass Eye, Knowing Me, Knowing You… with Alan Partridge, The Comic Strip Presents…, and Nathan Barley. She is best known for starring in Channel 4 sketch series Smack the Pony alongside Fiona Allen and Sally Phillips. On the stage, she has appeared in Joe Orton's farce Loot, Boeing Boeing, and Jumpy. She has also featured in a number of shows on Radio 4, including Doon Your Way, and The Nick Revell Show. More recently, she has starred in Plebs, Toast of London, and Psychobitches.
Quote:
'I don't have a fear of appearing ugly or stupid if it serves the piece.'
Trivia:
In 2003, Mackichan came fourth in the charity singing contest Comic Relief Does Fame Academy.
Tom Basden
(Actor)
.. Aurelius
Karl Theobald
(Actor)
.. Landlord
Neil Stuke
(Actor)
.. Cornelius
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.
Tom Davis
(Actor)
.. Davus
Lauren Socha
(Actor)
.. Amanda
Born:
June 09, 1990
in
Derby
Jim Rosenthal
(Actor)
.. Commentator
Paul Putner
(Actor)
.. Steward
Deyan Machev
(Actor)
.. Waiter
Anton Trendafilov
(Actor)
.. Beggar
Sam Leifer
(Writer)
Teddy Leifer
(Producer)
Caroline Leddy
(Executive producer)
