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  8/13/2008 |
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Site created in 1998 Celebrating 10 years! |
This website is dedicated to a most distinguished British actor...Steven Waddington.
I myself fell for Steven when I saw him in "Last of the Mohicans" in 1992. Since then I have been on a long quest for any material or photos I can find. I have discovered that material of Steven is often hard to come by, but I have seen some interest in addition to mine…so I decided to create my own fan page dedicated to my very favorite actor.
I did manage to find some interesting background information. Steven was born and raised in Leeds, England. At age 18, he earned a place at London's East 15 Acting School and three years later joined the esteemed Royal Shakespeare Company. He spent a two-year season with the Company, appearing in such plays as "All's Well That Ends Well," "Coriolanus" and "Pericles," before being cast as the lead in "Edward II" at around age 23 in 1991. The IMDB has his birth year listed as 1968.
Join our Steven writing group fan club! Click here to find out more!!
The following are some of the projects he has done:
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"Largo Winch", 2008 Character: Stephan Marcus To see an interview clip of the show, click here To see the movie preview, click here
and scroll to almost halfway down the page, and you will see this picture of Steven holding a gun... |
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"Robin Hood", 2006 (TV - BBC series) Character: King Richard I For more info on the series, click below: |
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"The Tudors", 2006 (TV - Showtime series) Character: Lord Buckingham For more info on the series, click below: |
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"Arn, the Knight Templar", 2007 Character: Torroja |
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"Forever and a Day", 2006 (short film) Written and directed by Steven Waddington |
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"Vital Signs", 2006 (TV) Character: Tony Bradley |
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"The Curse of King Tut's Tomb", 2006 (TV) Character: Jason McGreevy |
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"Breakfast on Pluto", 2005 Character: Inspector Routledge |
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"The Baby War", 2005 (TV) Character: James |
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"Warrior Queen", 2003 (aka "Boudica") Character: Prasutagus |
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"Parole Officer", 2001 (Click here to see the trailer! You need to have a program like Windows Media player installed) Character: Jeff |
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"The Hole", 2001 Character: Detective Tom Howard |
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"Unscared" (AKA "Everyone Dies"), 1999 Character: Travis Moore (Click here to see the trailer! You need to have a program like Windows Media player installed) |
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"Sleepy Hollow", 1999 Character: Thomas Killion |
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"Tarzan and the Lost City", 1998 Character: Nigel Ravens |
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"Ivanhoe", 1997-A&E TV Character: Wilfred of Ivanhoe |
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"Face", 1997 Character: Stevie |
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"The One That Got Away", 1996-BBC Character: Dinger |
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"Carrington", 1995 Character: Ralph (Rex) Partridge |
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"Resort To Murder", 1995-BBC TV Character: Neville |
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"Prince of Jutland", 1994 US released as "Royal Deceit", 1998 Character: Ribold |
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"Seconds Out", 1993 Character: Murray Ritchie |
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"Between the Lines", 1993-TV season 2, episode 3 -"Crack Up" Character: D.S. Slater |
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"1492-Conquest of Paradise", 1992 Character: Bartolome |
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"Last of the Mohicans", 1992 Character: Major Duncan Heyward |
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"Edward II", 1991 Character: King Edward II |
In the theater, Steve has performed in: 900 Oneonta |
Other projects include: Arthur Ellis' "Psycotherapy" |
**Sidenote regarding the movie
"Breakdown." I scanned this movie over and over and I do NOT believe that Steven
is the "cowboy in the bank" as stated by the Internet Movie Database. If you
have information otherwise, let me know and I will retract my statement. For example, if
you have some "uncut" version of the movie where he plays a different
"cowboy in the bank", let me know. (I will want a copy of that!!)
Update!! The gentleman that is in "Breakdown" was kind enough to send me this email. It's pretty self-explanatory:
Subj: Steve Waddington
Date: 11/20/98 6:18:40 PM Central Standard Time
From: MrMajstyk
To: Sherry
Hi. There seems to be some confusion about Steven Waddington that I can clear up for
you. You see, there are two of us. At the time I started acting, there was no
other Steve Waddington. In fact, YOUR Steven is not in the Screen Actor's Guild. (He's
from England, so I guess he doesn't need to be.) It has caused a bit of confusion
for me as well. SAG is telling me not to change my name, because I had it first (me
being a few years older!) but it is getting a bit weird. I was the cowboy in the bank in
"Breakdown" as well as quite a few other roles. Sorry for the confusion.
By the way, I think Steven is a very fine actor and he would be proud to know
you have gone to so much effort on his part. Here's my site address Http://mary.cc/steve
***I would like to say a big "Thank
You" to Steve for clearing this up and I wanted to include his site in case you want
to take a look!
If you have any photos or information that you have not seen on my site…PLEASE email me any additional stuff! Also, I am always on the lookout for fellow Steven Waddington fans, so just drop me a note to say "hi" or what you think of my site! I am always updating my photo gallery as well.
