Ralf Little - Other Work

Other Work

Little was nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance in Notes on Falling Leaves at the Royal Court Theatre.

In 1999 Little played a Star in the ITV comedy drama The Flint Street Nativity which also starred Frank Skinner, Jane Horrocks, Mark Addy, Josie Lawrence, Neil Morrissey, Stephen Tompkinson and Julia Sawalha.

In 2000 Little played Wishee Washee in the ITV Panto Aladdin, while in 2004 he played the title character in Billy Liar at the Theatre Royal in Windsor. He appeared in Juliet McKoen's 2005 ghost story/murder mystery film Frozen, set in Fleetwood, Lancashire.

Between November 2002 and January 2003 He hosted three hour long episodes of the Ralf Little Show on BBC3 along with co-host Elizabeth Bower. Ralph Little was the lead writer, and additional writers include Simon Blackwell, Colin Simon Blackwell, Ed Dyson, Robin Ince and Will Smith. Regular features for this show included celebrity interviews and comedy routines by Ralph Little. Guests for this show included Peter Davison, Kevin Eldon, Rowland Rivron, Richard Blackwood and musical guest Vega 4.

His other film credits include 24 Hour Party People (playing Joy Division and New Order bass player Peter Hook) and Al's Lads. Little also starred as Stephen, alongside Anne-Marie Duff, in Oscar-nominee Roger Goldby's film The Waiting Room, released throughout the UK in June 2008.

In television, he also appeared in Paradise Heights alongside Neil Morrisey and Charles Dale. In October 2007, he appeared in the one man show, Stacy, written by Jack Thorne at the Trafalgar Studios in London and on TV in Robin Hood as a sinister scientist Joseph, in the episode "The Angel of Death".

In August 2007 he released his first online novel (co-written with Stephen Morris), The Golden Generation, a coming of age tale about a recently single man who is taken under the wings of two city traders who show him the trappings of big money in the big city but that it comes at a price. Money taken from the sale of the novel went to the charity Shelter.

Little was a member of the cast of KateModern, a web series which is a spin-off of the more well-known lonelygirl15. The series started in July 2007 and posted its final video in June 2008. In early 2008 he appeared in adverts for McVitie's digestive biscuits, did the voiceover for SMA baby formula adverts and the 2009 Asda Rollback adverts. He also provided the narration for series two, three and four of Monkey Life.

In July 2008 he appeared in 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover, a new play at the Bush Theatre which was revised as 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover at Christmas later that year, while in September of the same year he starred in Massive, a BBC comedy about an indie record label. Also in 2008 he narrated the second series of Last Man Standing.

In 2009 he had role of Clint in the ITV comedy drama series Married Single Other alongside Miranda Raison He also worked on the film Powder.

In the autumn of 2010, he starred in The Aliens, a British premier of a new play by Annie Baker, again at the Bush Theatre alongside Mackenzie Crook and Olly Alexander.

In 2011, he appeared as Richard Dickens in the comedy series The Cafe, shown on Sky 1, which he co-wrote with Michelle Terry and which was directed by Craig Cash.

In 2013, he appeared in Death in Paradise series two, episode six. As of April 2013, he was appearing at the Liverpool Playhouse as the father of a girl with cerebral palsy, in a new production of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg.