Actors & Writers London: Paul Antony-Barber

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Paul is currently filming Charlie Preston in BBC's New Tricks. You can see him in the role of Bolvangar Doc in The Golden Compass, directed by Chris Weitz.

Height: 6' (1.8m)

Weight: 13st (83kg)

Eye colour: Brown

Hair colour: Dark Brown

Accents: Geordie (native), RP, Welsh, Standard Scots

Playing age: 46-55

Photo by J Barber

Languages: French, German, Italian – all A level standard.
Performance: Audio Books, Commentating, TV Presenting, Voice-Overs.

Agent: Curtis Brown Group Ltd
Haymarket House
28-29 Haymarket
London SW1Y 4SP
Phone: 020 7393 4472 Fax: 020 7393 4401
Email: actorsagents@curtisbrown.co.uk

Voice Overs Agent: Speak Ltd
Phone: 020 8742 1001

Production	Role	Director	Company / Venue

New Tricks	Charlie Preston	Martyn Friend	BBC Television
Rebus	Robert Pennen	Martyn Friend	ITV
Time Trumpet	David Cameron	Armando Ionucci	BBC Television
Doctor Who	Kendrick	Graeme Harper	BBC Television
The Chatterley Affair	Arthur Royce	James Hawes	BBC Television
Doctors	Matthew Hanley	David Squires	BBC Television
Footballers Wives	Charles Mather	Martin Hutchings	Shed Productions
Eastenders	Robert	Nicholas Prosser	BBC Television
Dirty War	Paul Harwood	Dan Percival	BBC Television
The Night Detective	Senior Pathologist	Brian Kelly	Zenith North Ltd
Holby City	Don Logan	Indra Bhose	BBC Television
Battlefield Britain	Royalist Cavalier	Mary Cranitch	BBC Television
Hear the Silence	Jeremy Donaldson	Tim Fywell	Zenith North Ltd
Being April	Patrick Davies	Claire Winyard	BBC Television
Doctors	Michael Wilson	BBC Television	Christopher Timothy
The Bill	Jack Finch	Ged Maguire	Pearson/Thames Television
London's Burning	Frank Scott	Gareth Milne	London Weekend Television
Dream Team	Peter	Marcus North	Sky TV
Byker Grove	Mike	Stephen Moore	BBC Television
Casualty	Tom	Claire Winyard	BBC Television
Perfect World	James Harris	Mark Chapman	Tiger Aspect Productions
Family Affairs	DCI Baker	Malcolm Dolan	Channel 5
The Hello Girls	Kevin	Betsan Morris Evans	BBC Television
Maisie Raine	Harry Balfour	Claire Winyard	BBC Television

The Golden Compass	Bolvangar Doc	Chris Weitz	Scholastic Productions
V For Vendetta	Valerie's Father	The Wachowski Brothers	Warner Bros
My Summer of Love	Paul Lowell	Pavel Pavlikowski	Apocalypso Pictures
A Soldier's Tunic	Dedrick Hulbert	Simon Bovey	Storyville Productions
Goodbye & Hello	David Goodfellow	Hans Werner	Anglo/German

Educating Rita	Frank	Kate Nelson	Ipswich
Things We Do for Love	Hamish Alexander	Ben Crocker	Exeter & Basingstoke Repertory Theatres
Private Lives	Elyot		Dundee
The Artisans Angel	Spoleto	Keith Michell	London Fringe
The Philanthropist	Philip		Newcaste
A Doll's House	Torvald		Manchester
Blithe Spirit	Charles		Dundee
Henry V	Chorus		Salisbury
The Paranormalist	David	Ken Bentley	London Fringe
Habeas Corpus	Canon Throbbing	Peter Symonds	Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Noises Off	Freddie Fellowes	Phil Young	Frankfurt Theatre
King Lear	Burgundy		Liverpool
Once A Catholic	Fr Mullarkey		Edinburgh
Ghosts	Pastor Manders		Northampton
An Enemy of the People	Dr Stockman		London Fringe
The Power and the Glory	Father Gabriel		Liverpool
The Royal Hunt of the Sun	Vasca		Liverpool
Uncle Vanya	Astrov		Plymouth
The Unexpected Guest	Major Farrah		Leatherhead
Romeo & Juliet	Montagu		Newcastle
Paul is a popular and enthusiastic member of awl. His roles in awl readings include the following: PC Fosby in The Lesser Evil by Bob Braithwaite Narcissus in Britannicus (Racine translated) by Howard Hale Anthony Hollow in Hollow by Michael Johnson Gordon in Raising Barbarians by Jacqui Dickson Robert in Christmas Presence by David Hampshire Frank Bacon in A Very Private Matter by Carolyn Pertwee Mario Sanchez and Dr Highlife in England's Hall by Michael Johnson Bomber Harris in The Headmaster by James Sherriffs Sir Samuel Shepherd in Fool's Counsel by Michael Johnson James Halliwell in Gentlemen's Honour by Michael Johnson Peter in Thicker Than Water by John Timperley Michael in You Are Here by Peter Gale Pierre Brochant in Just Desserts by Michael Johnson & Teresa Jennings Frank Roach in It's In The Bag by Michael Johnson & Teresa Jennings Ben in The Plot by Brendan Gregory & Melissa Docker Nicholas Melton in Public Hero by Harry Saks William Lamb in Fools of Fame by Tom Cunliffe (which he also co-directed).

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