Anthony Smee

Anthony Smee
Born	Anthony Clive Smee 22 November 1949 Hackney, London, England
Nationality	British
Other names	Tony Smee
Occupation	Theater producer; writer; stage, radio, television, and film actor
Years active	1972–present

Anthony Clive Smee (born 22 November 1949 in Hackney, London) is an English theater producer, writer, and actor who has worked in radio, theatre, television, and film since 1972.^[1][2][3]

Background

Education

The Rose Bruford College

Career

Theater

Mr Maugham at Home (2010–2014)

Partial filmography

• Return of the Jedi (1983) - Major Hewex (Imperial Officer) (uncredited)
• Amongst Barbarians (1990)
• The English Patient (1996)
• Parting Shots (1998)
• Hilary and Jackie (1998)
• You're the Stranger Here (2009)

Partial television

• The Queen (2009)
• Micro Men (2009)
• Doctors (2008)
• Half-Broken Things (2007)
• Strictly Confidential (2006)
• Midsomer Murders (2005)
• Hollyoaks (2003)
• Lucky Jim (2003)
• The Bill (4 episodes, 1999–2002)
• Bertie and Elizabeth (2002)
• Dirty Tricks (2000)^[4]
• Heartbeat (2000)
• The Alchemists (1999)
• Bugs (1999)
• A Touch of Frost (1999)
• Wycliffe (1998)
• Kavanagh QC (1998)
• Alas Smith and Jones (1 episode, 1997)
• Backup (1995)
• Sardines (1995)
• Crusades (1995)
• Nice Day at the Office (1994)
• To Play the King (2 episodes, 1993)
• Framed (2 episodes, 1992)
• Love Hurts (1992)
• Bergerac (1991)
• Brass (11 episodes, 1984–1990)
• Testimony of a Child (1989)
• The Black and Blue Lamp (1988)
• Home to Roost (1987)
• Inspector Morse The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn (1987)
• Brookside (6 episodes, 1982–1986)
• Hold the Back Page (1985)
• Miss Marple "The Body in the Library" (1984)
• Wet Job (1981)
• Coronation Street (1981)
• House of Caradus (7 episodes, 1979)
• Crown Court (1978)
• Secret Army (1977)
• Z-Cars (1977)
• Colditz (1974)

Partial radio

• The Archers (1972–1973)
• BBC Drama Repertory Company (1974–1975)
• BBC Radio, A Little Night Exposure (Radio 4 series, 1980–1981)

Recognition

Of Smee's 1992 performance in Thirteenth Night, Sabine Durrant of The Independent wrote "Anthony Smee, one part David Owen to two parts Edward Fox – delivers some masterfully refined paranoia".^[5]

Of Smee's 2010 role as Somerset Maugham in 'Mr Maugham at Home' at The New End Theatre, The Times describe his performance as superb. Clive Davies full review at:- http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/stage/theatre/article7111807.ece

References

1. "Tony Smee". The Learning Stage. Retrieved 2009-08-06.
2. "Anyhony Smee". New York Times. Retrieved 6 August 2009.
3. "Anthony Smee". Variety. Retrieved 7 August 2009.
4. Dirty Tricks (2000) TV<-- Bot generated title -->
5. Durrant, Sabine (13 October 1992). "THEATRE: Thirteenth Night – Lyric Studio, Hammersmith". London: The Independent. Retrieved 6 August 2009.

External links

Anthony Smee at the Internet Movie Database