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Andrew Lincoln
Born Andrew Clutterbuck
14 September 1973 (1973-09-14) (age 36)
London, England
Spouse(s) Gael Anderson (2006-present)

Andrew Lincoln (born 14 September 1973) is an English actor, known for his roles in the TV series This Life (as Egg), Teachers and afterlife. He also played the role of Mark in the film Love Actually.

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Early life

Lincoln was born Andrew Clutterbuck in London, England to a South African nurse mother, and civil engineer father.[1] He grew up in Hull and moved to Bath at the age of ten. After leaving Beechen Cliff School, he attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), where he changed his name from Clutterbuck to Lincoln. He made his first on-screen appearance in an episode of Drop the Dead Donkey. His brother is Richard Clutterbuck who works as deputy headteacher at St Laurence School in Bradford on Avon.

Career

He rose to fame as an actor in the BBC television drama This Life, playing Edgar "Egg" Cook, before going on to star in the Comedy-drama Teachers, for which he directed two episodes in the third series. For this role as Simon Casey, he went to a school for a couple of weeks to do research with his brother, who is a Religious Education teacher. He also had a lead role as university lecturer and psychologist Robert Bridge in afterlife next to Lesley Sharp. He has also had film roles, including appearances in Human Traffic in 1999 and Love Actually in 2003.

In 2009 he appeared in the stage production of Parlour Song.[2] He is back in England after filming the Sky One TV series Strike Back in South Africa[3]. He also stared alongside Vanessa Paradis in the upcoming French film, Heartbreaker.[4] Lincoln is a prolific voice-over artist, lending his voice to many documentaries and television & radio commercials.

Personal life

On 10 June 2006, he married Gael Anderson, the daughter of musician Ian Anderson of the rock band Jethro Tull. At the wedding, Apple Martin (daughter of American actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay) was the flower girl.[5] The couple's first child, a daughter, was born on 10 September 2007.[6]

Filmography

Television
Year Title Role Notes
1994 Drop the Dead Donkey Terry 1 episode "Births and Deaths"
1995 N7 Andy Pilot, spin-off of The Nick Revell Show
1996 Over Here Caddy TV miniseries
Bramwell Martin Fredericks Episode 2.3
1996-1997 This Life Edgar 'Egg' Cook Series regular, 32 episodes
1997 The Woman in White Walter Hartright Drama serial
1999 Mersey Blues Narrator miniseries
2000 Bomber Capt. Willy Byrne Drama serial
A Likeness in Stone Richard Kirschman Drama serial
2001-2003 Teachers Simon Casey Series regular, 20 episodes
2003 Trevor's World of Sport Mark Boden Episode 1.1
State of Mind Julian Latimer TV miniseries
The Canterbury Tales Alan King 1 episode, The Man of Law's Tale
2004 Holby City Boyfriend of Hep.C patient 1 episode "Letting Go"
Whose Baby? Barry Flint Drama serial
Lie with Me DI Will Tomlinson TV miniseries
2005-2006 Afterlife Robert Bridge Series regular, 14 episodes
2007 This Life + 10 Edgar 'Egg' Cook One-off
2009 The Things I Haven't Told You DC Rae Pilot
2009 Wuthering Heights Edgar Linton TV serial
Moon Shot Michael Collins TV film
2010 Strike Back Hugh Collinson Filming
Film
Year Film Role Notes
1995 Bost Kickout Ted
1998 Understanding Jane Party Stonehead 1
1999 A Man's Best Friend Man Short film
Human Traffic Felix
2000 Gangster No. 1 Maxie King
Offending Angels Sam
2003 Love Actually Mark
2004 Enduring Love TV Producer
2006 These Foolish Things Christopher Lovell
Comme t'y es belle! Paul English international title; 'Hey Good Looking!'
Scenes of a Sexual Nature Jamie
2010 Heartbreaker Jonathan Original title; 'L'arnacoeur'

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