Adrian Scarborough

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Producer
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Mr. Bigstuff (2024– )

Adrian Scarborough was born on 10 May 1968 in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England, UK. He is an actor and producer, known for Vera Drake (2004), Gosford Park (2001) and Dirty Pretty Things (2002). He is married to Rose Blackshaw. They have two children.

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Known for

Vera Drake

7.6

Frank

2004

Gosford Park

7.2

Barnes

2001

Dirty Pretty Things

7.2

The Doctor

2002

James Corden, Sacha Dhawan, Richard Griffiths, Andrew Knott, Russell Tovey, Dominic Cooper, Samuel Barnett, Samuel Anderson, and Jamie Parker in The History Boys (2006)

The History Boys

6.8

Wilkes

2006

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Actor

The Chelsea Detective
7.4
TV Series
- DI Max Arnold
- 2022–2026
Falling
5.9
TV Mini Series
- Francis
- 2026
Mr. Bigstuff
6.6
TV Series
- Ian
- 2024–2025
Gavin & Stacey
8.2
TV Series
- Pete Sutcliffe
- 2007–2024
Inside No. 9
8.5
TV Series
- Larry
- 2024
Sanditon
7.6
TV Series
- Dr Fuchs
- 2019–2023
Bloods
6.9
TV Series
- Gary
- 2021–2022
Murder, They Hope
6.4
TV Series
- Jacob
- 2021
Barnes' People
- Leslie
- 2021
Artemis Fowl
4.3
- Goblin Chief
- 2020
The Windsors
7.2
TV Series
- Ian Drabble
- 2020
1917
8.2
- Major Hepburn
- 2019
The Accident
6.4
TV Series
- Philip Walters
- 2019
Making A Killing
Short
- Mr. Loveless
- 2019
The Last Vermeer
6.7
- Dirk Hannema
- 2019

Producer

Soundtrack

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Personal details

Height
- 5′ 4″ (1.63 m)
Born
- May 10, 1968
- Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England, UK
Spouse
- Rose Blackshaw? - present (2 children)
Children
Other works
Was the voice of Mole's nephew in The Willows in Winter as well as playing Mole in Alan Bennett's radio dramatisation of The Wind in The Willows.

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Trivia
In March 2011 he won the Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a revival of the play "After the Dance" at the National Theatre Lyttelton.