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Ben Starr is an English actor, known for his acting roles in Survivor, Dickensian and Quantum Break.[1][2]

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Ben Starr
Born	Bristol, England
Occupation	Actor
Years active	2013–present

Biography

Starr was born in Bristol. He attended Queen Elizabeth's Hospital School and was Captain of School 2005/6. While at school he was a member of Great Western Youth Theatre, Bristol Old Vic Youth Theatre and HTV Television Workshop. He studied History at the University of Durham and was President of Castle Theatre Company, a member of DULOG and a founding member of DIM. On graduating from Durham he completed a 2 year postgraduate acting course at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA).

Career

His first role was in Father Brown in 2013, followed by Doctors in 2013, and The Musketeers in 2015. He played Captain James Hawdon in the BBC series Dickensian.[3] In 2016 he had roles in Casualty as Nathan Mason and he starred in the role of Donatello in Medici: Masters of Florence. In 2017 he landed a recurring role as the Apothecary, Dr Christopher Priestley, in the Sky1 series Jamestown.[4]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2015	Survivor	Sniper
2015	Meet Pursuit Delange: The Movie	Pursuit Delange[5]
2016	A Great Personality is Just Skin Deep	Dan	short movie
2017	Eat Locals	Private Crown

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2013	Father Brown	Adam Watkins	1 episode
2013	Doctors	Paul Stammers	1 episode
2015	The Musketeers	Francesco	1 episode
2015–2016	Dickensian	Captain James Hawdon[6]	17 episodes
2016	Casualty	Nathan Mason	1 episode
2016	Medici	Donatello	1 episode
2017–2019	Jamestown	Dr Christopher Priestley [7]	24 episodes
2019	Knightfall	Philippe	2 episodes
2019	Midsomer Murders	Noah Moon	1 episode
2021	Trying	Elliot	2 episodes
2022	Death in Paradise	Chad Burinsky	1 episode
2022	London Kills	Josh Hart	1 episode

Theatre

Year	Title	Role	Venue
2013	Yellow Face	Marcus G. Dahlman[8][9]	Royal National Theatre, Park Theatre
2013	Stop the play!	Camp gay director[10]	Trafalgar Studios

References

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