
Andrew Woodall
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Andrew Woodall was born on June 1, 1963 in Hertfordshire, England, UK. He is an actor, known for The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) and Belle (2013).
Known For
Filmography

Tall Dark and Handsome
2023
as Damien

Lockwood & Co.
2023
as Mr Jacobs

The Couple Next Door
2023
as Brian

Where Is Anne Frank
2021
as Albert Dussel (voice)

Des
2020
as Dr Hardy

Solo: A Star Wars Story
2018
as Imperial Recruitment Officer

RSC Live: Julius Caesar
2017
as Julius Caesar

Angel
2015
as Lord Hall

The Riot Club
2014
as Alistair's Father

Grantchester
2014
as Clive Morton

New Worlds
2014
as Shaftesbury

An Adventure in Space and Time
2013
as Rex Tucker

Belle
2013
as Lord Mayor

Lucan
2013
as Bill Shand-Kydd

Lucan
2013
as Bill Shand-Kydd

Johnny English Reborn
2011
as Foreign Secretary

Silk
2011
as Major Scotter

Personal Affairs
2009
as Eddie

Above Suspicion
2009
as David Rushton

In Love with Barbara
2008
as Patrick Hastings

Lawless
2004
as Wilby

Hear the Silence
2003
as Martin Shields

Charles II: The Power and The Passion
2003
as Essex

The Count of Monte Cristo
2002
as Gendarmes Captain

Doctor Sleep
2002
as Lebourg's Son

Ultimate Force
2002

In Deep
2001
as Fraser

Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes
2001
as Greenwell

Nature Boy
2000
as Tom

Gimme Gimme Gimme
1999
as Rick Cheesecloth

Maisie Raine
1998
as D.S. Dermot Walsh

The Man Who Knew Too Little
1997
as Malloy

Regeneration
1997
as Willard

Dalziel and Pascoe
1996
as Ambrose Bird

Sharman
1995
as Seeley
Degrees of Error
1995
as Michael
Headhunters
1994
as Rupert Fuller

Heartbeat
1992
as Simon Langley-Smythe

Heartbeat
1992
as Lord Hal Tadcaster

Highlander: The Series
1992
as Ernst Daimler

Prime Suspect
1991
as Brian Dalton

Prime Suspect
1991
as DI Brian Dalton

The Upper Hand
1990
as Steve / War Film Actor

The Chief
1990
as DI Frank Boyd

The Piglet Files
1990
as Russian Agent

Flying in the Branches
1989
as City Boy

Hannay
1988

Casualty
1986
as Tom Hodges

Screen Two
1985
as City Boy