Alfie Dobson(I)
- Actor
Alfie Dobson, a talented actor from Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, And is the father of Actor Alfie Williams, Dobson made an impressive debut in the BBC One drama "The A Word," where he portrayed the character Tony, sharing the screen with Lee Ingleby. Following this promising introduction to the acting profession, Dobson featured prominently in Ken Loach's significant film "Sorry We Missed You," in which he assumed the role of Jack O'Brien, a courier van driver.
Demonstrating his range as an actor, Dobson subsequently appeared as a gym thug in Gerrard Johnson's film "Muscle," alongside Craig Fairbrass. He later secured a role as Jeff Michaels, the head doorman and a member of the firm, in the forthcoming television series "Morelands Firm," directed by Danny Cox and scheduled to be filmed in the Northeast.
In 2021, he further displayed his acting prowess in the Liverpool drama "Metropolis," where he played Officer Shane McLain, sharing accolades with Ricky Tomlinson under the direction of Peter Sinseeya. Moreover, in June 2022, Dobson took on the role of a police officer in the well-regarded BBC series "The Dumping Ground."
Later that same year, he portrayed the infamous criminal John Henry Sayers in the film "A New Breed of Criminal," which was produced in October 2022 and featured a cast that included Eddie Webber, Nicholas Ball, and Michael McKell. Alfie Dobson's career continues to advance as he embraces a variety of diverse and challenging roles.
Demonstrating his range as an actor, Dobson subsequently appeared as a gym thug in Gerrard Johnson's film "Muscle," alongside Craig Fairbrass. He later secured a role as Jeff Michaels, the head doorman and a member of the firm, in the forthcoming television series "Morelands Firm," directed by Danny Cox and scheduled to be filmed in the Northeast.
In 2021, he further displayed his acting prowess in the Liverpool drama "Metropolis," where he played Officer Shane McLain, sharing accolades with Ricky Tomlinson under the direction of Peter Sinseeya. Moreover, in June 2022, Dobson took on the role of a police officer in the well-regarded BBC series "The Dumping Ground."
Later that same year, he portrayed the infamous criminal John Henry Sayers in the film "A New Breed of Criminal," which was produced in October 2022 and featured a cast that included Eddie Webber, Nicholas Ball, and Michael McKell. Alfie Dobson's career continues to advance as he embraces a variety of diverse and challenging roles.
