Gray O'Brien
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Gray O'Brien is a familiar British actor, the sort of name that reassures a producer more than it excites a marketing department. Then there is 'Coronation Street'. Film has carried much of the workload, with television in between. 'The Queen' is the credit that has traveled the widest, as Charles' Valet.
Gray O'Brien
3 Movies
4 Series
Gray O'Brien is a familiar British actor, the sort of name that reassures a producer more than it excites a marketing department. Then there is 'Coronation Street'. Film has carried much of the workload, with television in between. 'The Queen' is the credit that has traveled the widest, as Charles' Valet.
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The Wasting
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Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators
Ian Mcclurgy · 1 episode
2018
TV
The Wasting
Ilyas
2018
Film
The Loch
Alan Redford · 6 episodes
2017
TV
The Daniel Connection
DCI Brian Farrow
2015
Film
Titanic: Blood and Steel
Bruce Ismay · 8 episodes
2012
TV
The Queen
Charles' Valet
2006
Film
Peak Practice
Dr. Tom Deneley · 44 episodes
1993–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Gray O'Brien and where are they from?
Gray O'Brien is 57 years old, born on August 11, 1968 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Gray O'Brien?
Gray O'Brien is best known for roles in The Queen, Doctor Who: Voyage of the Damned, Cruise of the Gods.
How many movies has Gray O'Brien been in?
Over a 24-year career (since 2002), Gray O'Brien has appeared in 3 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Gray O'Brien's first movie?
The career of Gray O'Brien began with Cruise of the Gods (2002).
What is Gray O'Brien's most recent movie or series?
Gray O'Brien's most recent release is The Wasting, which premiered on March 2, 2018.
What TV shows has Gray O'Brien appeared in?
On television, Gray O'Brien has appeared in Coronation Street, Casualty, The Loch, Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators.
Gray O'Brien
1968-08-11 · Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Gray O'Brien is a Scottish actor widely recognized for his roles as the villainous Tony Gordon in Coronation Street (2007–2010) and Dr. Richard McCaig in Casualty (1996–1998).