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James Holmes
West Midlands, England, UK
James Holmes (born 1965) is a West Midlands-born comedy actor[1] of stage and television. He is best known for playing Clive in the 2009 BBC sitcom Miranda.
Holmes trained at The Poor School in London,[4] then did a Youth Training Scheme working in the props department of the Belgrade.
Holmes has appeared in over 40 television and theatre productions since 1984. He has been featured in various off-West End and regional shows, including a run as Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest for the New Players Theatre, and various parts in Catherine Tate's theatre comedy show.[5] His other roles include a helpful Citizen's Advice volunteer in two episodes of the TV series Psychoville, and a performance as food critic Floyd Ackerman in Dani's House.
Holmes also played as Roy Silver alongside Penelope Keith in the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of M C Beaton's Agatha Raisin series,[6] and played in The Bill in 2006. In 2019 he played Thomas Snell in the ghost story Martin's Close for the BBC.
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Sherlock
Plane Passenger

Peep Show
Vegetarian Homeless Man

Miranda
Clive

Spooks
Christopher John Jennings

My Hero
Rovi

The Last Enemy
Surveillance Man

How TV Ruined Your Life
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PhoneShop
Winston

Martin's Close
Thomas Snell

Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration
Self

Fear of Fanny
Nurse

A Ghost Story for Christmas
Thomas Snell
Tüm yapımları (16)
- 2021Worzel Gummidge: Twitchers · Twitcher 1
- 2020Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration · Self
- 2019Martin's Close · Thomas Snell
- 2018The Mayoress · dizi · Liam Johnson
- 2011How TV Ruined Your Life · dizi · Oyuncu
- 2011Big Brother's Bit on the Side · dizi · Self
- 2010Sherlock · dizi · Plane Passenger
- 2010PhoneShop · dizi · Winston
- 2009Miranda · dizi · Clive
- 2008The Last Enemy · dizi · Surveillance Man
- 2006Fear of Fanny · Nurse
- 2005Open Wide · Ralph
- 2003Peep Show · dizi · Vegetarian Homeless Man
- 2002Spooks · dizi · Christopher John Jennings
- 2000My Hero · dizi · Rovi
- 1971A Ghost Story for Christmas · dizi · Thomas Snell