Mark Chapman

Born: 1955-01-01 in Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK

Known For: Acting

Biography

Born in 1955 in Birmingham Mark trained at Stratford college of FE under Gordon Vallins before training at Birmingham School of Speech and Drama, but left after one year to tour with Marius Goring(1974) as DSM. Mark is married to Annie and lives in Sussex.

Filmography

2026

Artificial as David

2024

The Barn as Odin (Viking King)

2018

Nazi Murder Mysteries as Old George

2010

The Dead as Co-Pilot Collins

2008

Hellboy II: The Golden Army ... (Stunts)

2002

The Reckoning as David

2000

Distant Shadow as Jimmy Scarface

1999

The Fiancée as The Doctor

1998

Firelight as Servant Jake
Dead Clean as Tony Judd
The Jump as Jack
Imogen's Face as Hospital Porter
The Man Who Held His Breath as The Detective

1997

The Man Who Knew Too Little as voice overs (uncredited)
The Vanishing Man as Johnny Boy
McCallum as DC Brown
True Tilda as Circus Man
Keep the Aspidistra Flying as Court Room Journalist (uncredited)
The Broker's Man as James Bush (uncredited)
The Wings of the Dove as Royal Bodyguard (uncredited)
Hostile Waters as Private Curtis
The Beggar Bride as Head Waiter
Bodyguards as David James
Metroland as Tennis Player (uncredited)
Thin Lines as DI MacFarland
The Longest Memory as The Overseer's Assistant
The Heart Surgeon as Journalist
Deacon Brodie as Mcready
Beyond Fear as Photographer

1996

Our Friends in the North as Police Officer (uncredited)
Thief Takers as Police Officer
Hamlet as Courtier (uncredited)
The Demon Headmaster as Mr. Hunter
Ellington as DC Frank
Saturday Live as Swiss Penknife
Spywatch as Detective
The Prince and the Pauper as Villager 1 (uncredited)
No Bananas as Guest 1
The Leading Man as Journalist (uncredited)
Call Red as Pilot
True Blue as Journalist (uncredited)
The Bill: Target as DI Jones (uncredited)

1995

Bugs as John Frost
Kavanagh Q.C. as Dr. Roberts
GoldenEye as Casino Gambler (uncredited)
Bramwell as Warden
The Thin Blue Line as Officer Plaice
The Buccaneers as Mr. Pleasance (uncredited)
The Biz as Jake
The Ghostbusters of East Finchley as Detective
Johnny and the Dead as The Surveyor
Carrington as Johnny Boy (uncredited)
The Politician's Wife as Police Officer (uncredited)
The Young Poisoner's Handbook as Lab Student (uncredited)
The Affair as US Soldier (uncredited)
The Absence of War as Naval Officer

1994

Wycliffe as PC Jones (uncredited)
Pie in the Sky as Waiter
Four Weddings and a Funeral as Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Scarlett as Poker Player
The Day Today as Announcer (voice)
Moving Story as John (uncredited)
Roughnecks as Jack (uncredited)
The Wanderer as Taxi Driver
Calling the Shots as John (uncredited)

1993

Frank Stubbs Promotes as Man in Pub
The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries as PC Jenkins (uncredited)
The Mushroom Picker as George
Genghis Cohn as Watcher 1
The Secret Rapture as Hospital Patient (uncredited)

1992

Between the Lines as DC Hume
As Time Goes By as Young Lionel (uncredited)
Civvies as Fire Chief (uncredited)
999 as Police Officer

1991

Soldier Soldier as Cpl Tom Jenkins (uncredited)
Noel's House Party as Schuemacer
Murder Most Horrid as Security Man
The House of Eliott as George
The Brittas Empire as Fireman

1990

Jeeves and Wooster as Police Officer Brown (uncredited)
Drop the Dead Donkey as Sam Peter
Chancer as John Stables (uncredited)

1989

Agatha Christie's Poirot as PC Keating (uncredited)
Screen One as Joe Black

1988

Hale & Pace as Gamekeeper

1986

Casualty as George (uncredited)
Lovejoy as Frankie (uncredited)
London's Burning as Liason Officer (uncredited)

1985

Screen Two as Young Arthur

1984

The Bill as Jury Spokesman
Crimewatch as Derek Duggan

1981

Miss Morison's Ghosts as Man in Punt (uncredited)

1980

Heaven's Gate as Charles (uncredited)

1978

Grange Hill as Mr. Clarke

1977

BBC2 Play of the Week as Frank Jones

1975

Prometheus: The Life of Balzac as Peasant Boy

1973

Up The Workers as The Cleaner