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Charles recently filmed the role of the Home Secretary in Inside No. 9 (BBC2). He played Parker in The English Game, created by Julian Fellowes for Netflix, Bannister in The Irregulars (Netflix), England Team Rep in The First Team (BBC2) and the Vicar in It's A Sin (Channel 4).
Prior to this he played The Economics Expert in Years & Years (BBC TV), Johnson in Temple (Sky TV) and Mr Anderson (pictured) in Rocketman (Paramount Pictures) all screened in 2019.
He played the role of Barry for the Christmas 2017 episode of Casualty (BBC TV).
He appeared as the Nightclub Croupier in ITV's The Halcyon.
He can also be seen as the British Ambassador in Tokyo Trial on Netflix.
He played a Consultant Surgeon to Una Stubb's character in Call The Midwife for BBC TV and also played Professor Lewis Harper in an episode of Doctors for BBC TV.
He played the Clerk of the Court in Father Brown for BBC TV and the investor Keith in Eastenders.
He played the corrupt MP Patrick Graves in Night Lives, the superstitious Martin Cleary, a guest lead on Holby City, the BBC Chief Technician in The King's Speech directed by Tom Hooper for Momentum Pictures/The Weinstein Company, Frobisher in the BBC Comedy Scoop and
a Doctor and Psychiatrist in two independent feature films.
Other screen roles include playing BBC Announcer Douglas Smith in Round
The Horne Revisited (BBC2), a Management Consultant in Ken
Loach’s film Navigators, an Aristocrat
in the 1950’s series Head Over Heels (ITV),
a Vicar in Eastenders (BBC1), a Doctor in Hello
Girls (BBC1) and Hotel Manager in Poirot (ITV).
| film & tv credits | |||
| The English Game | Parker | Birgitte Staermose | Netflix |
| The Irregulars | Mr Bannister | Joss Agnew | Netflix |
| The First Team | England Team Rep | Iain Morris/Damon Beesley | BBC2 |
| It's A Sin | Vicar | Peter Hoar | Channel 4 |
| Years and Years | Economics Editor | Simon Cellan Jones | BBC TV |
| Temple | Johnson | Luke Snellin | Sky TV |
| Rocketman | Mr Anderson | Dexter Fletcher | Paramount Pictures |
| Casualty | Barry | Julie Edwards | BBC TV |
| The Halcyon | Nightclub Manager | Stephen Woolfenden | ITV |
| Autopsy | Seymour Heller | Adam Warner | ITV Films |
| Call The Midwife | Mr Carter | Darcia Martin | BBC TV |
| Doctors | Prof Lewis Harper | Adrian Bean | BBC TV |
| Changeable | George Cowling | Tracey Neale | BBC Radio 4 |
| Father Brown | Clerk of the Court | Matt Carter | BBC TV |
| Eastenders | Keith | Karl Neilsen | BBC TV |
| Dan The Man | Dan | Georg Schmidt | Cold Red Films |
| Night Lives | Patrick Graves MP | Daniel York | Xanadu Films |
| Move On Up (TV Pilot) | Gavin Russell | Michael Kingsbury | Media Sans Frontieres |
| Holby City | Martin Cleary | Sarah O'Gorman | BBC TV |
| The King's Speech | BBC Chief Technician | Tom Hooper | Momentum Pictures/The Weinstein Company |
| Scoop | Frobisher | Jack Jameson | BBC TV |
| The Spell | Psychiatrist | Owen Carey Jones | Carey Films |
| The Pharmacist | Dr Bradley | Patrick Von Boetticher | Texture Films |
| Round the Horne Revisited | Douglas Smith | Nick Wood | BBC TV |
| Strictly Chuckle | Rodney | Sasha Ransom | BBC TV |
| Navigators | John Wilson | Ken Loach | Parallax Films |
| Futurecast | Howard | Bryn Higgins | Channel 4 |
| Head Over Heels | Barton | Christopher King | Carlton TV/Carnival Films |
| Poirot | Hotel Manager | John Bruce | LWT Films |
| Eastenders | Reverend Peter | Graham Hendrick | BBC TV |
| Hello Girls | Dr. Taylor | Dermot Boyd | BBC TV |
| On The Other Hand | Martin | Murray Buesst | Leverton Films |
| Phil Learns to Curse | James | Tom Ross | Peckham Films |
| The Ultimate Truth | John Flemming | Nick Clark | Wysiwyg Films |
| Eve Buckingham | Martin Harwood | Michael Audreson | Rivendell Media |
| The Man Who Could Read Minds | The Man | Michael Audreson | Rivendell Media |
| Soldiers Mistakes | The Soldier | Andrew Conway | Fundamental Films |