Biography

Stand-up comedian and actor, Charlie Clark, was born and raised in the historic naval city of Portsmouth, England. He is a Stella Adler Academy of Acting alumnus and popular fixture on the Los Angeles comedy scene. Before entering the world of entertainment, Charlie made his living working as a tennis coach and CAD technician. But forever a lover of movies and seeking more than his beloved city had to give, decided to move across the Atlantic in 2013.

Whilst a student at Stella Adler, he became known for his versatile and energetic performances and consistently acted with their famed Lab Theatre (of whom's members include Mark Ruffalo, Benicio Del Toro, Holland Taylor and Sean Astin).

As a dual citizen of the UK and United States, Charlie currently lives in sunny California and supports his hometown football team, Portsmouth "Pompey" FC from afar. Repeatedly stating it would be a dream to someday star in a movie about his club.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous Clown

Diminutive frame, off-set by a formidable bearing.

Often chooses to show his characters humorous side during the most troubling moments of a story.

His smile.

Quick and comedic improvisational abilities.

Finished school at age 15.

Started playing tennis at the age of five and wanted to turn professional. When that dream never came to fruition he became a tennis coach.

Lifelong fan of his hometown Football team, Portsmouth "Pompey" FC.

Didn't begin stand-up comedy until the age of 34. Charlie stated in an interview, "I desperately wanted to start years earlier but my fear of bombing crippled me for so long".

I like acting because it is an escape, a way of expressing myself without boundaries.

Stay true to the art of your profession and do not become like everyone else by entering that huge pool of sameness. Yes, it is a business, but you're probably making things harder for yourself by losing originality. Think back to when you began this line of work, because that "thing" you had was what set you apart.

One of the most remarkable things about moviemaking is how a film editor is able to contradict that famous saying and in fact, Polish a Turd.

If you catch me on a good day I'd probably describe my physical appearance as a tall, dark and handsome Hobbit.