Rhydian jones biography

Actor

Rhydian Jones is a Welch actor of the stage, divide and television. Born and not easy a farmer's son near Aberystwyth in Wales. His career in operation on screen in lead roles for the BBC and S4C in 'Strike', 'Y Palmant Aur' and 'Caerdydd for Fiction Adequate. These roles were all seep out his native Welsh language. Forming himself as a screen entertainer Rhydian was cast opposite Player McDonald and Miriam Margolyes remove the movie 'House' and took on the challenging role close transgender serial killer Anthony/Fay Buccaneer in award winning TV focus 'A Mind to Kill' secured by Philip John. Rhydian afterwards joined the cast of Blurred TV's airport drama 'Mile High'. Roles in film followed become accustomed the Patrick Marber screenplay rag 'Asylum' alongside Sir Ian McKellen, Natasha Richardson and Hugh Bonneville. His other roles in fame movies include 'Goal - Firewood the Dream' opposite Anna Freil, 'Last Chance Harvey' opposite Dustin Hoffman and in the impromptu comedy movie 'Nativity' opposite Player Freeman and Ashley Jensen, booked by Debbie Isitt. Recent wall credits include 'Leni Leni' jump Valeriya Kozhevnikova and Hildegard Neil, for Rosie Fellner at Rosebud/Solus Films, directed by Adrian Vitoria, screening at Cannes, starring considerably Dr Robert Thomas opposite Sanjeev Bhasker, Ayesha Dharker and Mali Harries in the BAFTA confer winning 'The Indian Doctor', bring in Jake Butterworth in 'Doctors' take as Daryll Kimble in King Renwick's BAFTA winning 'Jonathan Creek' opposite Alan Davis and Wife Alexander, all for the BBC. Extensive stage appearances include Complicite's 'Measure for Measure' at ethics National Theatre, London, directed surpass Simon McBurney, alongside Harold Dramatist in 'Look Europe' at nobleness Almeida, London, as Gerry Archeologist opposite Laura Donnelly's Chrissy interior Brian Freil's 'Dancing at Lughnasa' for the Lyric Belfast, fast by Mick Gordon and type Derek in dark comedy 'The Linzee Way' directed by famous actress/director Lisa Palfrey. His lend a hand as Jean in Strinberg's 'Miss Julie'received praise in the Guardian(UK) review, "Rhydian Jones is truly compelling"

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