Iain McKee

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Iain McKee is an English actor best known for his role as Frank Gadney in BBC1 drama series Lilies and Michael in BBC sitcom The Visit^[1]. He is originally from Bolton and now lives in North London.

Filmography

• 2001 - The Parole Officer - Second Policeman
• 2001 - The Bunker - Private
• 2004 - The Banker - Nervous Man
• 2008 - Me and Orson Welles - Vahktangov

Television

• 2002 - Is Harry on the Boat? - Baz (2 episodes)
• 2002 - Burn It - Paul (8 episodes)
• 2003 - Burn It 2 - Paul (10 episodes)
• 2004 - The Bill - Joe Best (2 episodes)
• 2004 - Conviction - Terry Waters
• 2005 - Legless - Paul
• 2005 - Dead Man Weds - Duane Guffog (6 episodes)
• 2005 - Shameless - Graham (1 episode)
• 2006 - The Somme – From Defeat to Victory - Pvt. Fiddes
• 2007 - Lilies - Frank Gadney (7 Episodes)
• 2007 - Housewife 49 - Tom
• 2007 - The Visit - Michael
• 2008 - Wired - Nick
• 2009 - Ideal - Jamie
• 2009 - The Life and Death of a Mobile Phone - Narrator/Phone
• 2011 - The Promise - Sergeant Hugh Robbins
• 2012 - Titanic (Episode four) - Seaman Scott
• 2012 - Sinbad (Episode 3: "House of Games") - Faris/Essam
• 2012 - Mrs Biggs - Charlie Wilson
• 2014 - Castles in the Sky

Video games

• 2013 - Ni no Kuni - Marcassin

References

External links

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