David Broughton-Davies guests as Councilman in the episode ‘Of Banquets, Bastards and Burials’ of Netflix’s The Witcher.
David Broughton-Davies
Elizabeth I with Sally Mortemore and David Broughton-Davies
Sally Mortemore plays Kat Ashley and David Broughton-Davies can be seen reprising his role as Henry VIII in Channel 5’s new drama-documentary series Elizabeth I.
10 Actorum clients in new feature, AUX
That’s right, not 1 but a mighty 10 Actorum clients have been cast in ‘AUX’, a new Brit feature, by Evolutionary Films directed by John Adams and staring John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones):
Darren Benedict, Joshua Boyd Campbell, David Broughton-Davies, Dominic Cazenove, George Haynes, Leonie Hill, Jasmeen James, Peter Landi, Amy Loughton and Sally Mortemore.
“Two young boys playing in the woods stumble across a stone “tree” which is actually the chimney and air vent for a secret bunker, undetected since WWII. They find the entrance hatch and open it. They are so terrified of what they find inside that one boy doesn’t make it back out of the bunker, and the other runs straight into the nearby road and gets hit by a vehicle.
The police investigate the car accident involving the boy. They cordon off areas and start searching for the second boy who is presumed missing. One by one, the police start to be murdered in grisly ways.
In the local old people’s home, an elderly WWII veteran sees all of this unfolding on the news and realises what has happened… But will anybody believe a senile old man as the devastation and destruction mounts up around them?”
AUX will be hitting cinema screens later this year but for all the latest news, check out their Twitter feed @auxthemovie
David Broughton-Davies in The Royals
David Broughton-Davies reveals all as kinky Prime Minister in the second series of The Royals produced by E!
Two Actorum clients in Channel 5 Drama-Doc
Lots of Actorum talent can be seen in the fascinating drama-documentary Witches: A Century of Murder appearing on Channel 5 on October 13th. This program tells the story from four hundred years ago, when hundreds of innocent people were killed as an obsession to stamp out Satanism swept the British Isles. Dr Suzannah Lipscomb investigates the events of this dark period in our history.
The trailer can be viewed here:
The program gives the opportunity to Sally Mortemore and David Broughton-Davies to play the dark and disturbing characters from this wild and uncivilised part of history.
Further details on this two-part documentary series can be found at DRG website.