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Graham Cawte (b. 1961)

Birthplace:
Fareham, Hampshire, England, UK

Born:
September 18, 1961

Biography from TheMovieDB

Graham John Cawte is an award winning English actor, best known for his critically acclaimed performance in the National Film Academy Best Drama nominated film 'Little Pieces." Born in Fareham, Hampshire in 1961, the eldest son of John Cawte and Sheila Geary, he has a daughter Kelly, son Alexander, and a granddaughter Eleanor. Graham has featured in over 100 films, including, 'Emotional Motor Unit, Westover and Cat Skin'. Graham has performed regularly in Interactive and Immersive Theatre, Musicals and Pantomime, including playing 'Brannigan' in Guys and Dolls, 'Mercutio' in Romeo and Juliet, and 'Boss Mangan' in Heartbreak House. Graham is represented by David Stinson of The David Stinson Agency, a proud member of Equity. Graham has appeared on Television in the U.K, U.S, Australia, India and Japan, he has also featured in Corporate Training Videos for many well known blue chip companies. Graham is a very experienced Drama Teacher, who has taught children aged 6 to 18 years old in both LAMDA and Trinity Guildhall Syllabus. Away from acting, Graham is also a qualified swimming teacher and coach and runs 'Graham Cawte Total Swimming' and is Head Coach of Bassett JSF Swimming Club in Southampton. He has represented Great Britain at both World and European Swimming Championships.

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