Alan Campbell : Biography, Pictures, Photos, Trivia, Address, Filmography (Jake and the fatman)

A native of Florida, Alan Campbell began his career as a musician in a rock group. During his studies in high school, he regularly played with his group, in clubs and conventions. He will stop this group during his university studies, in Tulane. He later returned to Florida, where he attracted the attention of a renowned choreographer, June Taylor, who then recommends him to singer Wayne Newton. The next 2 years, he performed on stage 18 times a week, as a singer, dancer, and musician.

A medical boredom with his vocal cords finally forced him to stop his career as a singer. He then turned to Hollywood, to try his luck as an actor.

Shortly after his arrival, he won a role in the TV movie "Red Flag: The Ultimate Game" in 1981. A role in a daily TV series for the NBC, "Another World" takes him to the east coast, where He will appear in several plays of theater.

He later returns to the western coast, and plays in the TV series "There's a crowd", with John Ritter. After several appearances in DS Sitcom, he plays in regular series, of which, among other things "the law is the law".

Alan Campbell is an Scottish actor born January 28, 1972 in Glasgow, Scotland. He is known for his work in films, television series and theatrical productions. Campbell began his career by playing in local theatrical productions before being noticed by film and television producers.

Campbell made his cinema debut in 1994 in the horror film "Shallow Grave" by Danny Boyle, in which he played the role of a young man who finds himself involved in a criminal plot. Since then, he has played in many other films, notably "Trainspotting" (1996), "The Beach" (2000) and "28 Weeks Later" (2007).

In addition to its roles in the cinema, Campbell has also played in many television series, notably "Taggart" (1998-2003), "Sea of ​​Souls" (2004-2006) and "Spartacus" (2010-2013). He also appeared in popular series like "Doctor Who" (2006) and "Sherlock" (2012).

In addition to his work in films and television series, Campbell is also an accomplished theater actor. He has played in many theatrical productions, notably "Macbeth" (2005), "Hamlet" (2007) and "The Crucible" (2009).

In summary, Alan Campbell is a talented Scottish actor who has a long and varied career in films, television series and theatrical productions.

Nominated for Antoinette Perry Award (Tony) in 1995 as best leading actor in a musical for "Sunset Boulevard"; lost to Matthew Broderick ("How to Succeed).

Originally studied medicine.

A founding member of H.O.L.A. (Heart of Los Angeles) Youth Theater, serving inner-city children.

Nominated for Broadway's Antoinette Perry Award (Tony) in 1995 as Best Actor (Musical) for "Sunset Boulevard;" lost to Matthew Broderick ("How to Succeed).

Spouse : Nova Ball (1987 - 1990).

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