Tim Dry - Acting

Acting

Tim acted in more than 90 TV Commercials in the UK and Europe. He had featured roles in the US-UK co-production of the TV series ‘The 10th Kingdom’, in films such as ‘Soup’, ‘Death Wish 3’, ‘Revolution’ and ‘Decadence’, and UK TV shows including ‘The Bill’, ‘EastEnders’, ‘Casualty’, ‘Dempsey and Makepeace’, ‘Goodbye Mr Steadman’ and ‘Father Ted’. On stage he played the lead in Steven Berkoff’s ‘Harry’s Christmas’ and Molière’s ‘School For Wives’.

In October 2010 Tim starred in the titular role in the short horror/comedy movie "SON Of Nosferatu". Written and directed by David Rose, it will be ready for release in 2011.

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