
Mark Chapman
Known for Acting · 95 credits
- Born
- 1955-01-01 (age 71)
- Place of birth
- Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK
Biography
Born in 1955 in Birmingham Mark trained at Stratford college of FE under Gordon Vallins before training at Birmingham School of Speech and Drama, but left after one year to tour with Marius Goring(1974) as DSM. Mark is married to Annie and lives in Sussex.
Known For

Agatha Christie's Poirot
1989
as PC Keating (uncredited)

Casualty
1986
as George (uncredited) / Doctor Jones (uncredited)

Grange Hill
1978
as Mr. Clarke

The Bill
1984
as Jury Spokesman / DC Jones (uncredited)

Screen Two
1985
as Young Arthur / Naval Officer

Jeeves and Wooster
1990
as Police Officer Brown (uncredited)
TV Shows (61)

Agatha Christie's Poirot
1989
as PC Keating (uncredited)

Casualty
1986
as George (uncredited) / Doctor Jones (uncredited)

Grange Hill
1978
as Mr. Clarke

The Bill
1984
as Jury Spokesman / DC Jones (uncredited)

Screen Two
1985
as Young Arthur / Naval Officer

Jeeves and Wooster
1990
as Police Officer Brown (uncredited)

Pie in the Sky
1994
as Waiter

Lovejoy
1986
as Frankie (uncredited)

Soldier Soldier
1991
as Cpl Tom Jenkins (uncredited)

Wycliffe
1994
as PC Jones (uncredited)

As Time Goes By
1992
as Young Lionel (uncredited)

BBC2 Play of the Week
1977
as Frank Jones

Between the Lines
1992
as DC Hume

Bugs
1995
as John Frost

The House of Eliott
1991
as George / George (uncredited)

Murder Most Horrid
1991
as Security Man / DC Finch

London's Burning
1986
as Liason Officer (uncredited) / Fireman (uncredited) / Brigade Officer (uncredited) / Fireman (uncredited) / Martin (uncredited) / Station Officer King (uncredited)

Kavanagh Q.C.
1995
as Dr. Roberts

Drop the Dead Donkey
1990
as Sam Peter

The Thin Blue Line
1995
as Officer Plaice

Bramwell
1995
as Warden

Screen One
1989
as Joe Black / Cameraman (uncredited) / Frank / Officer in Pub (uncredited)

The Brittas Empire
1991
as Fireman

Noel's House Party
1991
as Schuemacer

Scarlett
1994
as Poker Player

Our Friends in the North
1996
as Police Officer (uncredited)

The Buccaneers
1995
as Mr. Pleasance (uncredited)

Frank Stubbs Promotes
1993
as Man in Pub

The Day Today
1994
as Announcer

The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries
1993
as PC Jenkins (uncredited)

Roughnecks
1994
as Jack (uncredited)
The Jump
1998
as Jack

The Vanishing Man
1997
as Johnny Boy

Chancer
1990
as John Stables (uncredited)

The Broker's Man
1997
as James Bush (uncredited)

Hale & Pace
1988
as Gamekeeper

The Demon Headmaster
1996
as Mr. Hunter

The Biz
1995
as Jake

McCallum
1997
as DC Brown

Thief Takers
1996
as Police Officer

No Bananas
1996
as Guest 1

Bodyguards
1997
as David James

Johnny and the Dead
1995
as The Surveyor

The Wanderer
1994
as Taxi Driver

The Politician's Wife
1995
as Police Officer (uncredited)

Up The Workers
1973
as The Cleaner

Spywatch
1996
as Detective / Journalist
Saturday Live
1996
as Swiss Penknife

The Prince and the Pauper
1996
as Villager 1 (uncredited)

Calling the Shots
1994
as John (uncredited)
Ellington
1996
as DC Frank
Prometheus: The Life of Balzac
1975
as Peasant Boy / Prisoner
Ghostbusters of East Finchley
1995
as Detective 2
The Mushroom Picker
1993
as George
The Beggar Bride
1997
as Head Waiter
True Tilda
1997
as Circus Man
Call Red
1996
as Pilot

Crimewatch
1984
as Derek Duggan

Moving Story
1994
as John (uncredited) / George Jones (uncredited)
999
1992
as Police Officer
Movies (34)

GoldenEye
1995
as Casino Gambler (uncredited)

Four Weddings and a Funeral
1994
as Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Heaven's Gate
1980
as Charles (uncredited)

Hamlet
1996
as Courtier (uncredited)

The Man Who Knew Too Little
1997
as voice overs (uncredited)

Firelight
1998
as Servant Jake

The Wings of the Dove
1997
as Royal Bodyguard (uncredited)

Hostile Waters
1997
as Private Curtis

Metroland
1997
as Tennis Player (uncredited)

The Leading Man
1996
as Journalist (uncredited)

Carrington
1995
as Johnny Boy (uncredited)

The Young Poisoner's Handbook
1995
as Lab Student (uncredited)

The Affair
1995
as US Soldier (uncredited)

Keep the Aspidistra Flying
1997
as Court Room Journalist (uncredited)

True Blue
1996
as Journalist (uncredited)
Distant Shadow
2000
as Jimmy Scarface

The Dead
2010
as Co-Pilot Collins

Deacon Brodie
1997
as Mcready

Genghis Cohn
1993
as Watcher 1

Beyond Fear
1997
as Photographer

Imogen's Face
1998
as Hospital Porter
The Secret Rapture
1993
as Hospital Patient (uncredited)

The Heart Surgeon
1997
as Journalist

The Absence of War
1995
as Naval Officer

The Bill: Target
1996
as DI Jones (uncredited)
The Reckoning
2002
as David
Miss Morison's Ghosts
1981
as Man in Punt (uncredited)
Dead Clean
1998
as Tony Judd
The Longest Memory
1997
as The Overseer's Assistant

The Barn
2024
as Odin (Viking King)

The Man Who Held His Breath
1998
as The Detective

Artificial
2026
as David
The Fiancée
1999
as The Doctor
Thin Lines
1997
as DI MacFarland
About Mark Chapman
Born in 1955 in Birmingham Mark trained at Stratford college of FE under Gordon Vallins before training at Birmingham School of Speech and Drama, but left after one year to tour with Marius Goring(1974) as DSM. Mark is married to Annie and lives in Sussex. With 95 credits spanning from 1973 to 2026, Mark Chapman has appeared in 34 films and 61 TV shows.
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Most Popular Mark Chapman Movies
- GoldenEye (1995) — as Casino Gambler (uncredited)
- Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) — as Wedding Guest (uncredited)
- Heaven's Gate (1980) — as Charles (uncredited)
- Hamlet (1996) — as Courtier (uncredited)
- The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997) — as voice overs (uncredited)
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