James Dreyfus

James Dreyfus was born on 9th of October in 1968. He is a popular English Television Actor. Born in France, he shifted to the U.S. at a very young age and studied at the Harrow School before joining the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. James is known for his comic timing and has played very famous comedy character over the course of his career.

He got his first break in a Comedy series by BBC titled ' Absolutely Fabulous Click to look into! >> Read More... '. James got the opportunity to create a lot of memorable roles like Constable Kevin Goody in The Thin Blue Line, a Ben Elton's sitcom and Tom Farrell, the gay flat mate of Kathy Burke’s character of Linda in Gimme Gimme Gimme. James also played a part opposite to Bette Midler People come to the film industry to settle with a >> Read More... in an American sitcom Bette.

In November of 2004, James had the chance of playing Carmen Ghia in a musical called 'The Producers', a Mel Brooks Melvin Kaminsky is an American actor was born on 2 >> Read More... show in the London premiere at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. He continued to play this role for ten months untill the August of 2005. He performed the role of Thermoman in the comedy titled 'My Hero' by BBC One. It was a role he took over from Ardal O'Hanlon in the sixth series.

Although he played the same character, he preferred to use the name ‘George Monday’, instead of Ardal O'Hanlon's character's name, ‘George Sunday’. It was after the low ratings that the show was stopped. In 2004, James also starred in a comedy film 'Churchill: The Hollywood Years' as 'Mr. Teasy-Weasy'. He returned to the stage of West End in a revival of Donkeys' Years, a Michael Frayn's comedy, at the Comedy Theatre, in 2006. He worked alongside Mark Addy Born in York, England, on January 14, 1964, Mark I >> Read More... , David Haig and Samantha Bond.

The same year, in the month of August, he left this show to work on another West end revival of the show 'Carbet' to play a lead role. The character’s name in Carbet was ‘Emecee” He worked on another revival by Simon Gary titled 'The Common Pursuit' in 2008 at the Menier Chocolate Factory.He appeared in the show 'Breakfast At Tiffany's' from September of 2009 to January of 2010 at the Theater Royal, Haymarket, London. He also did an episode of 'Midsomer Murders' in January 2012 as Ralph Ford in the episode “A Rare Bird”.

Since 2012, James is a regular on the series of 'Mount Pleasant' by Sky Living as Reverend Roger. In February of 2015, he appeared on the stage in 'Harvey', a show directed by Lindsay Posner. Its production opened at Birmingham Repertory Theater and ran until 21st February, before the UK tour and the West End. He played the role of Dr Herdal in a show 'The Master Builder' at the Old Vic Theater in January month of 2016. The show will show him as a 46-year old man and his unconditional friendship with a rabbit who happens to be 6ft tall.

When asked about his role by a leading daily, he said that his character is the opposite of his own his own personality and the characters he had played. He admires the hope, kindness and his friendship and how his character is not caustic at all. But he still couldn’t bring himself to identify with him. James had enjoyed his work again at the Birmingham Repertory from where he started his career and has starred in various stage show productions in the 90s. Although he did have to use a lot of his smiling muscles to play this latest character, he feels it was all worth the time and fun.

On the personal front, James always felt that even though he had handsome parents, he couldn't consider himself handsome by any means. As a teenager, he was a highly conscious child and lacked much of self-confidence. But now, he is a lot more confident in his own skin and does not worry about ageing. He once said that he always wanted to look like Ethan Hawke Ethan Green Hawke is a Hollywood actor, director, >> Read More... .