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 Born
in Boston, Massachusetts and raised in Denver, Colorado,
Stuart was born to two
teachers: Phyllis and Charles.
During his career he has also appeared in such series as
We'll Meet Again,
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
and The
Knock.
Stuart recently played Max Samson in the revival of that
long-running soap opera Crossroads.
And of course is Adam Klaus in the BBC's hit series
Jonathan Creek.
Stuart played the part of Mr Robinson in the stage
version of the film The Graduate
at London's Gielgud Theatre.
He now lives in London and is married, with two
daughters - Sjanneke and Maaike, both by his Dutch-born wife
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Stuart returned from Sophia,
Bulgaria a few weeks ago having filmed The Secret Trials
at Nuremberg playing Maj. J. Monagan, who was one of the
lawyers acting on behalf of the Allies. Also he has
been putting the finishing touches on his portrayal of Frank
di Martini in the BBC's 9/11. That docu-drama will be
aired in September, 2006. Teaming up with one of the
directors of Jonathan Creek (Richard Holthouse), Stuart has
spent some time in Midsommer, England with Midsommer
Murders playing a businessman who has a taste for
horseplay and murder! Lookout for it in the new year.
Recorded the novel
Blood is the
Sky and Ice Run for Isis Audiobooks. And has recently worked with Bill
Patterson on a radio play for Radio 4, A New Beginning. Also, look out for
his new audio book Don't Shoot the Messenger
by Tami Hoag. And a book by Mark Mills, The Whaleboat
House. Several radio plays are due for airing on Radio
4, Valley of the Dolls, Man of Letters and
A Certain Age by Lynne Truss, which was pick of the week
on Radio 4.
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 Theatre
includes:Walter in The Price (Library Theatre
Manchester) President George Bush in Follow My Leader
(Hampstead Theatre) Rector Wiggins in A Prayer For
Owen Meaney, Commander Harbison in South Pacific and Cord
Elam in Oklahoma! (National Theatre); Mr Robinson in
The
Graduate (Gielgud Theatre); Victor in The Price (Chester
Gateway); Lank in Crazy For You (Prince Edward Theatre, West
End); Pat in The Fishing Trip and Douglas in
Convictions (Croydon
Warehouse); Virgil Blessing in Bus Stop (The Lyric, West
End); Owen Musser in The Foreigner (Albery Theatre, West
End); Tommy Boatwright in The Normal Heart (Royal Court and
West End); Stanley in A Streetcar Named Desire (Tyne Wear
Theatre Company); Joe di Maggio in Marilyn (Adelphi Theatre,
West End); Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas (Latchmere Theatre
and Fortune Theatre, West End)
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 Television
includes:The Romantics, Midsummer Murders,
Max Samson in Crossroads, Lieberman in Daylight
Robbery, Franklin in The Knock, Adam Klaus in Jonathan
Creek, Joe Kilminster in Disaster, True Crimes,
Harry
Enfield Show, Harris in Outpost, Art Pepper in But
Beautiful, Alex Newman in Act Of Will, Mitch Kahlman in
The
Intercom Conspiracy, Big Tom in Three Wishes For Jamie,
Frank Nilson in Fell Tiger, A Woman Of Substance,
Master Of
The Game, Arnold Glimcher in Rothko. The Secret
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Film
includes: Arnold Weiss in Festival, Billings in Razor's Edge, Captain Harris in Spygame, Harry in Ghost
Writers,
Visitor, Contarini in Murder On The Moon, Dale Kruse in
Death On Everest, Prague Duet, Hanks in Aliens,
Spies Like
Us, Senator Williams in Santa Claus The Movie, Gulag and
McIntyre in Lords Of Discipline.
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