Biography
Born in Scotland in 1944, Cranham has been a figure of film and stage nearly all his adult life. Early appearances included the British film "Oliver!" in 1968, and small roles on British television, including anthology series such as "Thirty-Minute Theater," where he filled out episodes with bit parts, and later shows such as "Softly Softly," and then "Z Cars" where he had a small recurring role.
Throughout the 1960s and 70s, he appeared in a …
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Career Milestones
2006 | Cast in Ridley Scott's "A Good Year" opposite Russell Crowe | |
2005 | Cast as Pompey Magnus in the HBO series "Rome," an expolaration of the politics and passions of Ancient Rome | |
2004 | Portrayed crime boss Jimmy Price in the British crime drama "Layer Cake" | |
2000 | Gave a compelling performance in the British crime drama, "Gangster No. 1" | |
1997 | Cast in Jim Sheridan's "The Boxer" Daniel Day-Lewis and Emily Watson | |
1991 | Co-starred with Liam Neeson in "Under Suspicion" written and directed by Simon Moore | |
1988 | Appeared in an installment of the cult genre film series, "Hellbound: Hellraiser II" | |
1980 | Portrayed Gratiano in Jack Gold's adaptation of William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" | |
1977 | Cast as the Wicked Squire in "Joseph Andrews" helmed by Tony Richardson | |
| Had a small recurring role in the British crime drama "Z Cars" | ||
1969 | Cast in the British anthology series"Thirty-Minute Theatre: Gangster" | |
1968 | Made early screen appearance in the British film "Oliver!" | |