James Middlemarch
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James Middlemarch was born in Harrogate 13 July 1964 and shortly afterwards adopted into a Royal Air Force family. The young boy, who was to become James Middlemarch the actor spent most of his childhood moving from one location to the next. Despite attending twenty different schools he managed to get sufficient 'A' level passes to attend Chichester Theological College where he studied for a degree in Theology. He went on to serve principally within the Armed Forces as an Anglican chaplain.
After grave concerns about the direction in which the Church of England was heading, not least the issues surrounding females being admitted to the Order of Priesthood, James left the full-time ministry. Having no qualifications nor training in any other field James returned to one of his first loves, that of acting. Since this new direction in his life, James Middlemarch has risen quickly through the ranks of actors providing solid performances on both stage and screen and has consolidated his reputation as an actor to watch.
Recent successes have included his roles in the American TV series Crusoe and the feature film Freight (to be released December 2009).
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Crusoe (TV series)
After grave concerns about the direction in which the Church of England was heading, not least the issues surrounding females being admitted to the Order of Priesthood, James left the full-time ministry. Having no qualifications nor training in any other field James returned to one of his first loves, that of acting. Since this new direction in his life, James Middlemarch has risen quickly through the ranks of actors providing solid performances on both stage and screen and has consolidated his reputation as an actor to watch.
Recent successes have included his roles in the American TV series Crusoe and the feature film Freight (to be released December 2009).
(within Wikipedia)
Crusoe (TV series)
Crusoe (TV series)
Crusoe is a television adventure drama based loosely on the novel Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. The series' 13 episodes aired on NBC during the first half of the 2008-2009 television season. It follows the adventures of Robinson Crusoe: a man who has been shipwrecked on an island for six years...