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Born and bred in Liverpool, Ozzie began his stage career at the ripe old age of 14 at the Royal Court Theatre in local Amateur Operatic productions of “The King and I” (Crown Prince) and “South Pacific”.
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However, being a fellow pupil of Paul McCartney and George Harrison at the Liverpool Institute High School (now LIPA), his attentions turned to music and he has played and toured extensively in the UK and Europe as a singer and guitarist in a band. Ozzie has probably played every major venue and theatre in Britain in the 60's with popular Liverpool band " The Hideaways" and in the 70’s as a member of “Supercharge” (Virgin Recording Artistes), played Reading Festival and also supported “Queen” on their now well documented free concert in Hyde Park.
He also holds the unofficial record for number of appearances at the world famous Cavern club.
Ozzie returned to acting in the early 80’s, and has since worked extensively mainly in TV, Film and Radio. He recently returned to live theatre workihg on a production for the Stellar Quines Theatre Company playing “Uncle Chan” in “Three Thousand Troubled Threads” at the Byre Theatre, St Andrews and the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh as part of the Edinburgh International Festival 2005.
He has recently appeared in the Robson Green series “Rocket Man”, and completed work on a future episode of “Ultimate Force” with Ross Kemp.
Ozzie has just completed playing the title role in The Birmingham Stage Company’s production of “Kensuke’s Kingdom” fulfilling a highly successful 14 week run at Birmingham Old Rep, which played to almost 40,000 children from 140 different schools in addition to the public performances.
This was followed by an equally successful, and critically acclaimed, 18 month No 1 UK theatre tour, during which the production was nominated for the TMA Children’s and Young Person’s Production of the year breaking all records for its Christmas/New Year run at The Bloomsbury Theatre London.
Ozzie appeared in some of the sketches in "Its Adam & Shelley" which aired on BBC3 September 2007, and was in the promenade production for The Soho Theatre, "Moonwalking in Chinatown".
More recent projects have included roles in two films shot in Liverpool "Charlie Noades RIP" (screened at Cannes 2009) and "Act of Grace" and work on "Katy Brand's Big Ass Show" and a BBC3 pilot "The White Van Man".
Other Credits include:
TV: Tim Firth’s award winning series’ “All Quiet on the Preston Front” and “Preston Front”, as the infamous “Mr Wang”; “Father Ted”; ”Lovejoy; “Dinnerladies”; “Silent Witness”; “Casualty”; “Coronation Street”; “Poirot”; “Brookside”.
FILM: “Nuns on the Run”; “Croupier” (with Clive Owen, Mike Hodges directing); “Lara Croft Tomb Raider”(with Angelina Jolie); “From Hell”(Johnny Depp); “Out for a Kill”(Steven Seagal); “Syriana”, featuring George Clooney’s Best Supporting Actor Oscar winning performance and also starring Matt Damon,( Stephen Gaghan directing).
STAGE: “Hamlet”, 1st Gravedigger, Singapore Repertory Theatre, (Barry Kyle directing).
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However, being a fellow pupil of Paul McCartney and George Harrison at the Liverpool Institute High School (now LIPA), his attentions turned to music and he has played and toured extensively in the UK and Europe as a singer and guitarist in a band. Ozzie has probably played every major venue and theatre in Britain in the 60's with popular Liverpool band " The Hideaways" and in the 70’s as a member of “Supercharge” (Virgin Recording Artistes), played Reading Festival and also supported “Queen” on their now well documented free concert in Hyde Park.
He also holds the unofficial record for number of appearances at the world famous Cavern club.
Ozzie returned to acting in the early 80’s, and has since worked extensively mainly in TV, Film and Radio. He recently returned to live theatre workihg on a production for the Stellar Quines Theatre Company playing “Uncle Chan” in “Three Thousand Troubled Threads” at the Byre Theatre, St Andrews and the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh as part of the Edinburgh International Festival 2005.
He has recently appeared in the Robson Green series “Rocket Man”, and completed work on a future episode of “Ultimate Force” with Ross Kemp.
Ozzie has just completed playing the title role in The Birmingham Stage Company’s production of “Kensuke’s Kingdom” fulfilling a highly successful 14 week run at Birmingham Old Rep, which played to almost 40,000 children from 140 different schools in addition to the public performances.
This was followed by an equally successful, and critically acclaimed, 18 month No 1 UK theatre tour, during which the production was nominated for the TMA Children’s and Young Person’s Production of the year breaking all records for its Christmas/New Year run at The Bloomsbury Theatre London.
Ozzie appeared in some of the sketches in "Its Adam & Shelley" which aired on BBC3 September 2007, and was in the promenade production for The Soho Theatre, "Moonwalking in Chinatown".
More recent projects have included roles in two films shot in Liverpool "Charlie Noades RIP" (screened at Cannes 2009) and "Act of Grace" and work on "Katy Brand's Big Ass Show" and a BBC3 pilot "The White Van Man".
Other Credits include:
TV: Tim Firth’s award winning series’ “All Quiet on the Preston Front” and “Preston Front”, as the infamous “Mr Wang”; “Father Ted”; ”Lovejoy; “Dinnerladies”; “Silent Witness”; “Casualty”; “Coronation Street”; “Poirot”; “Brookside”.
FILM: “Nuns on the Run”; “Croupier” (with Clive Owen, Mike Hodges directing); “Lara Croft Tomb Raider”(with Angelina Jolie); “From Hell”(Johnny Depp); “Out for a Kill”(Steven Seagal); “Syriana”, featuring George Clooney’s Best Supporting Actor Oscar winning performance and also starring Matt Damon,( Stephen Gaghan directing).
STAGE: “Hamlet”, 1st Gravedigger, Singapore Repertory Theatre, (Barry Kyle directing).
Representation:
sainou
10-11 Lower John Street
Golden Square
London W1F 9EB
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7734 6441
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7734 1312
Office: office@sainou.com
David: david@sainou.com
Paul: paul@sainou.com
Website: www.sainou.com
Golden Square
London W1F 9EB
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7734 6441
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7734 1312
Office: office@sainou.com
David: david@sainou.com
Paul: paul@sainou.com
Website: www.sainou.com
"One Step Forward One Step Back" a "dreamthinkspeak" production specially commissioned piece for the Liverpool Capital of Culture 2008. Playing a Philosopher. (Tristan Sharps directing).
