Actors & Writers London: Gregory Cox

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Gregory Cox played Antonio in AFTLS's US tour of The Merchant of Venice. He has worked with Dame Judi Dench and Harriet Walter in a reading of The Poetry of War at the Cheltenham Literary Festival.

Height: 6'1" (185cm)

Hair colour: Dark Brown

Eye colour: Blue/Green

Accents: Essex, French, German, Italian, London, Manchester, RP, Standard American, West Country.

Music & Dance: Baritone

Playing age: 45-55

Photo by Piotr Kowalik

Gregory appeared in the Royal National Theatre production of Arcadia thoughout Britain and in two series of Lynda La Plante's Killer Net on Channel 4 and Trial and Retribution VI on ITV.

He has also appeared in more than a hundred commercials and training films in the UK and mainland Europe. He has become a cult figure in Belgium, having played Mr Chocolate (Monsieur Meurisse) for Suchard since 1995.

Gregory's reviews:

'Gregory Cox as the furtive office lover is excellent'
David Foot, The Guardian

'a sharp and penetrating actor'
Fiona Temple, The Stage

'Gregory Cox as the terrifying commander makes a particularly strong impression.' Charles Spencer, Daily Telegraph on Don Juan

'An impressive actor who constantly seeks pathos and poetry in the role of Canute.'
Lois Potter, The Times Literary Supplement

Click here to view Gregory's Showreel

Agent: Roger Carey Associates
Suite 909, The Old House Shepperton Film Studios
Studios Road
Shepperton, Middx TW17 0QD
Phone: 01932 582892
Email: info@rogercarey.f25.com

Production	Role	Director	Company / Venue

Hamlet	Voltemand	Phil Viner	Smartpass/Recorded Books of America
Julius Caesar	Julius Caesar	Phil Viner	Smartpass/Recorded Books of America
King Lear	Kent	Phil Viner	Smartpass Recorded Books

The Plankers	Woodrow Planks	Ian Herbert	Beatnick & Media Films
Doves and Pigeons	Jonathan	Melissa Iqbal	LCC
Dear Stephen Spielberg	Bruce	Stefan Georgiou	Low Fat Films
Making a Killing	D I Rawlings	Ryan Driscoll	Shining Light
Going On Forty	Jed	Bettina Otterbeck	BBC Worldwide
Set Directions	Matt	Marina Yianna Kouri	BFS
My Blue Eyed Girl	Home Secretary	Mandy Honeyman	BFS
Sally Kerosene	Cornell Parry	Steven Barker	Wicked City Films
Hand of Death	Jackson	Anders Palm	If Films
Timeless Tales	Honest John	Roland Armstrong	Channel 4
Out of the Darkness	The Father	John Krish	CTFF

Doctors	Billy Hoyle	Neil Adams	BBC Television
Trial & Retribution VI	Chairman Bell	Ferdy Fairfax	La Plante Productions
Doctors	Marty	Ian Barber	BBC Television
Picking Up the Pieces	Dr Garrett	Carlton	Laura Sims
Killer Net	Greg	Geoff Sax	La Plante Productions
In Suspicious Circumstances	Jimmy Bingham	Julian Farino	Granada
Get Up, Stand Up (9 Episodes)	Mr Smith	Glen Cardno	Channel 4
Maigret	Lepape	Stuart Burge	Granada
Grace and Favour	Mr Frobisher	Mike Stephens	BBC Television
Keeping Up Appearances	Mr Halliwell	Harold Snoad	BBC Television
Brookside	Mr Dutton	Darryl Blake / Tim Fywell	Channel 4
Harry's Kingdom	Worzel	Robert Young	BBC Television
Menace Unseen	Commanding Officer	Paul Annett	Anglia
Robin of Sherwood	Sheriff's Steward	Robert Young / Chris King	HTV

Much Ado About Nothing	Leonato	Charlotte Conquest	Creation Theatre Co/ Oxford Castle
Look Back in Anger	Colonel Redfern	David Hampshire	BEST
The Merry Widow	Njegus	Jane McCulloch	Bloomsbury Theatre
Merchant of Venice	Antonio	Directed by the ensemble	Actors from the London Stage, USA Tour
The Devils	Stepan	Anne Khazam	Union Theatre, Southwark
Don Juan	The General	Neil Bartlett	Lyric Hammersmith
The Picture of Dorian Gray	Alan Campbell	Elijah Moshinsky	UK Tour
Bitter Fruits of Palestine (with Sara Kestelman)	Andreas	David Newman	Baron's Court Theatre
Commanding Voices	Henry Grubshaw	Richard Howard	New End Theatre
Death of a Salesman	Charley	Phil Young	Frankfurt English Theatre
The Dybbuk	Sender Ben Henye	Mark Rosenblatt	Battersea Arts Centre
Only When I Laugh	Dr Gibbs	Ian Masters	Derek Nimmo World Tour
Arcadia	Captain Brice	Gemma Bodinetz	Royal National Theatre Tour
Twelfth Night	Sir Toby Belch	Peter Benedict	Wimbledon Theatre, National Tour
Taking Steps	Mark	Michael Stroud	Vienna English Theatre
Hamlet	Claudius	Laura Thompson	Rose Theatre
Edmund Ironside	Canutus	Tim Heath	Bridge Lane
Henry IV Part One	Hotspur	Jenny Oulton	St George's
Little Lies	Harris	Michael Attenborough	Wyndham's
King Lear	Edmund	Charles Langdon-Meade	Colchester
See How They Run	Sgt Towers	Philip King	Everyman Cheltenham
The Merchant of Venice	Prince of Aragun	Malcolm Farquhar	Everyman Cheltenham
The Family Dance	Charles	Michael Napier- Brown	Everyman Cheltenham
Love of Four Colonels	Colonel Aime Frappot	Richard Simpson	Everyman Cheltenham
The Confidential Clerk	B Kaghan	Malcolm Farquhar	Everyman Cheltenham
Macbeth	Macbeth	Kenneth Michaels	Bonn Festival
Gregory Cox's recent work with awl includes Ali in Don Quixote in Algiers by Dermot Murphy Steward in Hero's Engine by Chanione Webb Edward Elgar in Elgar and Alice by Peter Sutton Jacques de Cavalier in The Best Laid Plans by Carolyn Pertwee Jack in Eating the Peach by Brian Abbott Leon Bakst in The Afternoon of a Faun by Gilles Cremonesi Dr Mason in Changing Faces by Carolyn Pertwee Bill Howarth in Y-Fronts by Max India Nathan Harris in Couch by Boris Rumney Stephen in Last Orders by Patrick Sheehy Nick in Diabolical Liberty by Brian Marshall Mr Quale in Lifestyles by Lesley North Frasier in What Goes Up Might Come Down by Anthony Wilson Dugdale Richard in April Fool by Kate Glover Soldier in Nacked by Paddy Gormley Paul in Christmas Presence by David Hampshire Doctor Trevor in Bulldog by Brian Marshall Major Edward D Rawlins in But No Chicks for Free by Gareth Pilkington Gregory also directed the awl readings of England's Hall by Michael Johnson Public Hero by Harry Saks Gregory's sketch, Table for Two, was voted runner-up in the Summer 2005 sketch-writing competition.

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