Mark Addy played Dave in The Full Monty (1997), Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones (2011–12), and Andy in Trollied (2011–13).
Films
- Captain WebbDoctor2015
- The GiantInterviewer2012
- The Colour of MagicTwoflower2008
- The Time of Your LifeKyle2007
- The Full MontyDave Horsefall1997
- Jack & SarahMan in Wine Bar1995
- ResurrectedSoldier1989
TV shows
- The SyndicateFather Bob2021
- All Creatures Great and SmallMr. Soames2020
- Agatha RaisinDC Bill Wong2019
- BenidormGary Prince2018
- Game of ThronesKing Robert Baratheon2011–12
- TrolliedAndy2011–13
- The Royle FamilyMark’s friend2008
- The Thin Blue LineDC Gary Boyle1995–96
- Between the LinesDC Taylor1994
- The BillVarious (PC David Rowan, etc.)1991–95
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About Mark Addy
Mark Addy is an English actor known for his warm, working-class everyman roles. He rose to fame as the struggling former steelworker Dave in the hit film The Full Monty, and later found international recognition playing King Robert Baratheon in the first two series of HBO’s Game of Thrones. On British television, he has starred in long-running sitcoms and dramas including Trollied and The…
FAQs
What was Mark Addy’s most famous role?
He is best known for playing Dave in the 1997 film The Full Monty and King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones (2011–12).
Did Mark Addy appear in any long-running British soaps?
Yes, he had recurring roles in The Bill (playing PC David Rowan) and appeared in episodes of Coronation Street (2021–22).
Is Mark Addy related to any other actors?
No, he is not known to be related to any other well-known actors; his family is private.
Has he worked with the same director multiple times?
Yes, he appeared in Peter Cattaneo’s The Full Monty and later in the TV series Trollied, also directed by Cattaneo for its first series.
What was his first major TV role?
His first major recurring role was as DC Gary Boyle in the BBC sitcom The Thin Blue Line (1995–96), written by Ben Elton.
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