
Dexter Fletcher
Acting
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Acting Credits
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Biography
Dexter Fletcher OBE (born 31 January 1966) is an English film director and actor. He has appeared in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, as well as in television shows such as the comedy drama Hotel Babylon and the HBO series Band of Brothers and, earlier in his career, starred as Spike Thomson in the comedy drama Press Gang. His earliest acting role was in the 1973 comedy drama film Steptoe and Son Ride Again. Fletcher made his directorial debut with Wild Bill (2011), and also ...
Known For
Filmography
Kristina Sabaliauskaitė
2025

Ghosted
2023
as Raoul

The Kemps: All Gold
2023
as Self

The Puppet Asylum
2023

Love at First Sight
2023
as Val Jones

I Hate Suzie
2020
as Benjamin Detroit

Terminal
2018
as Vince

Sherlock Gnomes
2018
as Gargoyle Reggie (voice)

Eat Locals
2017
as Mr. Thatcher

The Agency
2017
as John

Double Date
2017

60 Seconds to Die
2017
as Newsreader (segment SCab)

Respectable: The Mary Millington Story
2016
as Narrator

Smoking Guns
2016
as Paul McVeigh

The Coven
2015
as Mr. Sheers

Age Of Kill
2015
as Major Jackman

The Interceptor
2015
as Scooter

Muppets Most Wanted
2014
as (uncredited)

Fedz
2013
as Hunter

St George's Day
2012
as Levi

Cockneys vs Zombies
2012
as Dad Macguire

Jack Falls
2011
as Detective Edwards

The Three Musketeers
2011
as D’Artagnan’s Father

Welcome to Hoxford: The Fan Film
2011
as Justin Morton

Mount Pleasant
2011
as ex-business partner

White Van Man
2011
as Ian

Death in Paradise
2011
as Grant

Kick-Ass
2010
as Cody

Baseline
2010
as Joe

Dead Cert
2010
as Eddie Christian

Hong Kong Confidential
2010

Banded Brothers: The Mongoose Mob
2010

Autumn
2009
as Michael

In Your Dreams
2009
as Albert

Misfits
2009
as Mike Young

Bonekickers
2008
as Michael Gift

The Last Enemy
2008
as Pawnshop Owner

Stardust
2007
as Skinny Pirate

Tristan & Isolde
2006
as Orick

Manilla Envelopes
2006
as DCI Patrick Stalker

Hotel Babylon
2006
as Tony Casemore

Robin Hood
2006

The Virgin Queen
2006
as Sir Thomas Radcliffe - Earl of Sussex

Doom
2005
as Pinky

A Bear's Tail
2005
as The Scriptwriter

Layer Cake
2004
as Cody

New Tricks
2004
as Tommy Jackson

The Deal
2003
as Charlie Whelan

Stander
2003
as Lee McCall

Below
2002
as Kingsley

Combat Missions
2002

Pandaemonium
2001
as Humphry Davy

Band of Brothers
2001
as John W. Martin

Tube Tales
1999
as Joe (segment "Mr. Cool")

Topsy-Turvy
1999
as Louis

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
1998
as Soap

Let the Good Times Roll
1998
as Andrew

The Man Who Knew Too Little
1997
as Otto

Solomon
1997
as Rehoboam

Solomon
1997
as Rehoboam

Dead London
1996
as Nick

Jude
1996
as Priest

Aristophanes: The Gods Are Laughing
1995
as Aristophanes' son

Prince Cinders
1993
as Prince Cinders (voice)

UNIT Recruiting Film
1993
as Narrator

Dread Poets' Society
1992
as Keats

GamesMaster
1992
as Self - Presenter

Out of the Blue
1991
as Anthony

All Out
1991
as Angelo

Soldier Soldier
1991
as Biker

Murder Most Horrid
1991
as Colin

The Word
1990
He-Play
1990
as Son

The Rachel Papers
1989
as Charles Highway

Twisted Obsession
1989
as Malcolm Greene

When the Whales Came
1989
as Big Tim

Press Gang
1989
as Spike Thomson

The Raggedy Rawney
1988
as Tom

Across the Lake
1988
as Jimmy

Didn't You Kill My Brother?
1988
as Lennox

The Play on One
1988
as Anthony

Gothic
1987
as Rushton

Lionheart
1987
as Michael

Going Live!
1987
as Self

Caravaggio
1986
as Young Caravaggio

ScreenPlay
1986
as John Keats
Sunday Premiere
1986
as Jimmy

Revolution
1985
as Ned Dobb

Wings of Death
1985
as Alex

The Bounty
1984
as Thomas Ellison

Dramarama
1983
as Darryl

The Comic Strip Presents...
1982
as Lennox

4D Special Agents
1981
as Steve Fraser

Memoirs of a Survivor
1981
as Terry (uncredited)

The Elephant Man
1980
as Bytes' Boy

The Long Good Friday
1980
as Kid

Les Misérables
1978
as Gavroche
Wedding Bells
1976
Double Trouble
1976
The Big Kick
1976
Baby Sitters
1976
On the Tiles
1976
Monkey Tricks
1976

Bugsy Malone
1976
as Baby Face

Steptoe & Son Ride Again
1973
as Small Boy (uncredited)