Harry Saks trained at RADA. His many television appearances
include
The
Tudors, Silent Witness, The Bill, Eastenders, Bramwell, Casualty
and many
more stretching
right back to Z Cars and Man About The House.
Harry was an AWL Committee Member from May to August 2006.
Skills
| Accents | American-California, American-New York, Australian, Devon, Irish-Northern, Lancashire, London, Northern, RP, Scottish-Standard, Somerset |
| Music | Baritone |
| Performance | Voice Over |
| Sports | Cricket, Darts, Fencing, Golf |
| Other | Car, Motorbyke, Cycle, Qualified Driving Instructor, Lorry up to 3½ Tons, Vans |
Credits
AWL
Acting Credits
Acting Credits (Sketches)
| Writer | Sketch | Role |
| Nicolas Ridley | Be All, End All | Two |
| Sally Sheringham | Volcano | Rory |
| Liam O'Grady | As The Light Changes | Stanley |
| Anthony Murphy | Shergar’s Father? | O’Brien |
| Anne O’Connor | Sleigh Bells | Dad |
| John Caine | When the Wind Blows | Harold |
| Anthony Murphy | Carol’s Christmas | Antonio |
| Megan Karnes | Missionary Position | Blasphemer/Judge |
| Lin Sagovsky | Watching the Detectives | Sherlock Holmes |
| David Hampshire | Where There's a Will | Cyril |
| Melissa Docker | A Bleeding Miracle | Joseph |
| Peter Haycroft | Street Babes | Mitch |
Directing Credits
Writing Credits
Television
| The Tudors |
The King's Physician | Ciaran Donnelly | BBC Television |
| Crimewatch | Christopher Downs | BBC Television | |
| Silent Witness | Fire Officer Winch | David Thacker | BBC Television |
| Branwell | Andrew | Paul Unwin | Carlton TV |
| Eastenders | Signwriter | Stephen Moore | BBC Television |
| The Bill | Eddie Watson | Laurence Moody | Thames Television |
| Till Death Us Do Part | QC | Terry Kelherer | Channel 4 |
| Casualty | Paul | Jane Perry | BBC Television |
| A Safe House | Detective Jeremy | Moira Armstrong | BBC Television |
| Gems | Mr Weekes | Jane Howell | Thames Television |
| The Bill | Businessman | Mary McMurray | Thames Television |
| CATS Eyes | DC Roberts | Terry Marcell | TVS |
| Freud | Alois Pick | Moira Armstrong | BBC Television |
| Airline | DS Winnick | Michael Ferguson | Yorkshire Television |
| Secret Army | Corporal | T De Vere Cole | BBC Television |
| Target | George | David Wickes | BBC Television |
Theatre
| Dear Brutus | Mr Coade | Nadine Hanwell | Barons Court Theatre |
| A Kind Of Alaska | Hornby | Benjamin Henson | The Pleasance |
| Runners - The Return |
Dr Ralph | David Mercatali | Edinburgh Festival |
| Paint Over |
Richard Dennis MP | David Mercatali | Blue Elephant Theatre |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Teddy Brewster | Clare Malcolmson | Leatherhead Theatre |
| Bedroom Farce | Ernest | Clare Malcolmson | Leatherhead Theatre |
Confusions |
Arthur | Sally McCormack | Leatherhead Theatre |
| Romeo & Juliet | Friar Laurence | Martin Gilmour | Westminster Theatre |
| The Sutton Hoo Mob | Phillips | Ivan Cutting | Eastern Angles |
| Gaslight | Inspector Rough | Chris Martin | New Vic, Newcastle Under Lyme |
| Hay Fever | Richard | Bob Eaton | New Vic, Newcastle Under Lyme |
| Of Mice and Men | Slim | Bob Eaton | New Vic, Newcastle Under Lyme |
| A Doll's House | Dr Rank | Keith Drinkel | Salisbury Playhouse |
| Revelations | Beckman | Jack Shepherd | Orange Tree |
| Women Beware Women | Sordido | Gordon McDougal | Oxford Playhouse |
| Carnival War | Doug | Antonia Bird | Royal Court |
| The Cherry Orchard | Gaev | Mike Alfreds | Roundhouse |
| Supervacuo | The Revenger's Tragedy | Peter Lichtenfels | Liverpool Playhouse |
| Quantrill in Lawrence | Major Blood | Roland Rees | ICA |
| Miss Julie | Jean | Ian McKeand | Great Eastern Stage |
| Sawn Off at the Knees | Lead | Chris Wilkinson | Crucible Sheffield |
| The Lion in Winter | Geoffrey | James Tomlinson | Keswick Theatre |
| Stevie | The Man | Andrew McKinnon | Perth Theatre |
| Hamlet | Laertes | Michael Bogdanov | Leicester |
| The Tempest | Ferdinand | Michael Bogdanov | Leicester |
| Richard III | Richmond | Michael Bogdanov | Leicester |
| The Lesson | The Professor | Ollie Snowball | Baron's Court |
Theatre (as a Director)
| The Bear and the Proposal | Canal Cafe Theatre |
| Danny and the Deep Blue Sea | Keep Theatre, Cardiff |
| Scroungers (also written by Harry Saks) | Onion Shed, Camberwell |
| Leargame (adapted from Shakespeare) | Oval House |
| Revelations (devised,
researched and co-directed) |
Orange Tree Theatre |
| Daisy Pulls It Off (performed by senior students of Italia Conti) |
Guildford Festival, Electric Theatre |
| Three of his plays: Purple Haze, Over Exposed and Suburban Tuesday | Riverside Studios (Rehearsed public readings) |
Contact
Dawn Mathers
Johnston & Mathers Associates
PO Box 3167
Barnet
London EN5 2WA
T: 020 8449
4968/07940 327537 F: 020 8449 4968 M: 07976
961251
E: johnstonmathers@aol.com W: www.johnstonandmathers.com
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