"Andrew Lincoln"
Andrew Lincoln (born Andrew James Clutterbuck; 14 September 1973) is an English actor, known for his television and film roles. He currently stars as Rick Grimes in the AMC television series The Walking Dead.
Andrew James Clutterbuck was born in London, the younger son of a South African mother, a nurse, and an English father, a civil engineer. He grew up in Hull and moved to Bath at the age of ten. After leaving Beechen Cliff School, he attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), where he changed his surname to Lincoln. His older brother, Richard Clutterbuck, heads the Bristol Free School.
Lincoln made his first on-screen appearance in "Births and Deaths", a 1994 episode of Channel 4 sitcom Drop the Dead Donkey. His first major role was Edgar "Egg" Cook, one of the lead characters in the highly successful BBC drama This Life (1996–1997). He went on to star as probationary teacher Simon Casey in the Channel 4 sitcom Teachers (2001–2003), and had a lead role as university lecturer and psychologist Robert Bridge in Afterlife (2005). Lincoln appeared in several films, including Human Traffic (1999) and Love Actually (2003).
In 2009 he appeared in the stage production of Parlour Song. He went back to England after filming the Sky One TV series Strike Back in South Africa with Richard Armitage. He starred alongside Vanessa Paradis in Pascal Chaumeil's Heartbreaker.
In April 2010 Lincoln was cast as Rick Grimes, affecting a southern-US accent in the live-action adaption of the comic The Walking Dead, and narrated the project at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International.
Lincoln also directed two episodes in the third series of Teachers.
On 10 June 2006, he married Gael Anderson, the daughter of musician Ian Anderson of the rock band Jethro Tull. At the wedding, Apple Martin (daughter of actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay) was the flower girl. He has two children.
Filmography
Television
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Year
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Title
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Role
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Notes
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1994
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Terry
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1 episode "Births and
Deaths"
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1995
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N7
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Andy
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Pilot, spin-off of The Nick Revell Show
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1996
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Caddy
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TV miniseries
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Martin Fredericks
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Episode 2.3
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1996–1997
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Edgar "Egg" Cook
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Series regular, 32 episodes
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1997
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Walter Hartright
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Drama serial
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1999
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Mersey Blues
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Narrator
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2000
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Bomber
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Capt. Willy Byrne
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Drama serial
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A Likeness in Stone
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Richard Kirschman
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Drama serial
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2001–2003
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Simon Casey
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Series regular, 20 episodes
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2003
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Mark Boden
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Episode 1.1
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State of Mind
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Julian Latimer
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TV miniseries
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Alan King
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1 episode, The Man of Law's Tale
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2004
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Boyfriend of Hep.C patient
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1 episode "Letting
Go"
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Whose Baby?
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Barry Flint
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Drama Series
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Lie with Me
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DI Will Tomlinson
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TV miniseries
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2005–2006
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Robert Bridge
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Series regular, 14 episodes
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2007
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Edgar "Egg" Cook
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One-off
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2009
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The Things I Haven't
Told You
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DC Rae
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Pilot
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2009
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Edgar Linton
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TV Series
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TV film
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2010
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Hugh Collinson
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TV miniseries
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2010–present
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Main character; 19 episodes
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Film
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Year
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Film
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Role
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Notes
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1995
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Ted
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1998
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Understanding Jane
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Party Stonehead 1
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1999
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A Man's Best Friend
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Man
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Short film
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Felix
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2000
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Maxie King
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Sam
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2003
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Mark
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2004
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TV Producer
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2006
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Christopher Lovell
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Comme t'y es belle!
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Paul
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English title; 'Hey Good
Looking!'
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Jamie
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2010
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Jonathan
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French title; 'l'arnacoeur'
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Mr. Clarke
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Awards and nominations
Year
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Award
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Category
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Work
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Result
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2004
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Best Ensemble Acting
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Nominated
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2004
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Best Newcomer
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Love Actually
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Nominated
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2004
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Best New Director (Fiction)
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Nominated
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2007
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Outstanding Actor - Drama Series
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Won
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2010
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Best Actor on Television
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Nominated
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Source : en.wikipedia.org
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