Richard Gibson

photo of Richard Gibson Experienced actor and voiceover artist. Eloquent and distinguished voice. Ranges from soft, engaging RP to melodic characterful reads.

Although best known as Herr Flick in the BBC comedy ’Allo! ’Allo!, Richard Gibson has appeared in many films and television productions. He was first seen as Marcus in Joseph Losey’s film, The Go-Between, then as Apollo in Tom Brown’s Schooldays for the BBC, before enrolling at the Central School of Speech and Drama. Has narrated a number of documentaries for television, such as Eco Detectives and Pirates and Parrots, and provided voice-overs for radio and television, including Lego and Thompson Holidays. Recorded books include The Happy Prince and Other Stories and The Memoirs of Hector Berlioz. He regularly writes features and short stories for newspapers and magazines, as well as plays and book adaptations for radio.

Experience

 Credits:

Other films include:
Omagh, The Key to Rebecca, England Made Me and The Legend of St Patrick.

Television parts include:
The Gate of Eden, The Children of The New Forest, The Coral Island, Poldark, The Key to Rebecca, Tom Brown’s Schooldays and The Upper Hand.

He has made many theatre appearances, including at Bristol Old Vic, Birmingham Rep, the Lyric Hammersmith, Chichester and Southwold.

A range of radio parts for the BBC and RTE in Dublin, include:
The Importance of Being Earnest, Equus, Monsignor Quixote, Feydeau Monologues and his own play, Gentlemen and Players.
 Experience:

Audiobooks, documentary, radio, TVC

Profile

 Role Type:

White

 Type:

Actor , Voiceover

Appearance

 Age:

35-40 , 40-45 , 45-50 , 50-55

Voice

 Accent:

RP

 Languages:

English

 Native Voice:

British

 Style:

articulate , clear , concise , credible , distinguished , persuasive , posh




Audio

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