Alma mater Drama Centre London Role Comedian Name Karl Theobald | Years active 2004–present Occupation Actor, comedian | |
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Full Name Karl Julian Theobald Born 5 August 1969 (age 54) ( 1969-08-05 ) Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Education Ormiston Denes Academy, Drama Centre London Movies and TV shows Green Wing, Primeval, Twenty Twelve, Downhill, Get Him to the Greek Similar People Victoria Pile, John Morton, Tim Haines, Adrian Hodges, Nicholas Stoller | ||
Karl theobald comedy
Karl Julian Theobald (born 5 August 1969) is an English comedian and actor, best known as Martin Dear in Channel 4 sitcom Green Wing, and for his physical comedy style.
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- Karl theobald comedy
- Moonmonkeys pilot episode clip 1 of 3 comedy with dan antopolski karl theobald
- Early life
- Career
- References
Moonmonkeys pilot episode clip 1 of 3 comedy with dan antopolski karl theobald
Early life
Theobald was born in Great Yarmouth. He grew up in Lowestoft where he studied at The Denes High School around 1985 and went to dance school at an early age. He graduated from the Drama Centre London in 2000, to work with Theatre de Complicite.
Career
Theobald is the one-time comedy partner of Russell Brand; they formed a double act during the 1990s called Theobald and Brand on Ice. This has been mentioned by Brand on his BBC radio show and in his autobiography, My Booky Wook. A quote from Theobald was used among quotes from others in Brand's book:
As well as appearing in Green Wing, Theobald has written comedy for the television programmes The Sketch Show and Smack the Pony. He also appeared in the radio sitcom The Exterminating Angels.
In 2008, Theobald joined the cast of ITV science fiction series Primeval as Oliver Leek.
Theobald appeared in the 2010 film Get Him to the Greek, alongside former partner Brand, playing his assistant.
In 2014, he starred in the independent British feature film Downhill, with Ned Dennehy, Jeremy Swift and Richard Lumsden, which is a comedy about four men attempting Alfred Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk. The film is directed by James Rouse and the screenplay was written by Torben Betts.