Trevor Laird
Born in Islington, London, England — Jul 11 1957
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Trevor Laird (born 11 July 1957, London, England) is a British actor. Born in Islington, London in 1957, Laird trained at the Anna Scher Theatre. Early roles included a 1976 role in a TV adaptation of the Peter Prince novel Playthings, directed by Stephen Frears, and several Play For Todays: Victims of Apartheid by Tom Clarke (1978),Barrie Keeffe's Waterloo Sunset (1979) and The Vanishing Army by Robert Holles (1980). Laird was a founder member of the Black Theatre Co-operative (now NitroBeat) in 1978 and performed in its inaugural play Welcome Home Ja…
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Doctor Who
Clive Jones
Death in Paradise
Vince Thuram
Doctor Who
Frax
Playhouse
Harmon
The Bill
Waking the Dead
DI Mike Vedder
Ted Lasso
Denbo
Birds of a Feather
Andrew
Peep Show
Laurie
Cruella
Asthma Man
BBC2 Play of the Week
Sheldon
Doctor Who Confidential
No Offence
Upjohn Henderson
The New Statesman
Lance Okum-Martin
Small Axe
Augustin
Thorne
Assistant Commissioner
Totally Doctor Who
Self
The Last Detective
The Eagle: A Crime Odyssey
Le Mabé
Call Me Mister
Trinity
Barrington MacKenzie
Undercover Heart
Wesley Carter
Secrets & Lies
Hortense's Brother
Quadrophenia
Ferdy
The Long Good Friday
Boy Under Car
Water
Pepito
Slipstream
Committee Member
Babylon
Beefy
The Vanishing Army
Sheldon
National Theatre Live: Small Island
To Be Someone
Rudy
Smack and Thistle
Baron Greenback
Bernard and the Genie
PC Parker
Dangerous and the Lonely Hearts
Paddy Jones
Play Things
Harmon
National Theatre Live: One Man, Two Guvnors
Lloyd Boateng
Pocketful of Dreams
Albert
Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire
Floyd
Waterloo Sunset
Lester
Doctor Who: Mindwarp
Frax
Easy Money
Frederick
Flying Devils
Sepp
Burning an Illusion
Pest
A Gangster's Kiss
Gilbert
Hamlet
Polonius / Grave Digger 1
Jake's End
Heister
Victims of Apartheid
Bus conductor
Patriarch