Sam Callis

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Samuel Charles Callis (born 21 November 1973) is an English actor and director, best known for his role as Callum Stone in The Bill and Adam Benjamin in London's Burning.

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Sam Callis
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Samuel Charles Callis

(1973-11-21) 21 November 1973 (age 51)
Alma materLondon Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Occupation(s)Actor, director
Years active1996–present
SpouseOsmin Callis
Children2
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Callis grew up in Haslemere, Surrey and attended Camelsdale Primary School, Midhurst Intermediate School and Midhurst Grammar School.[citation needed] Callis trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.[1] He has had roles in London's Burning[2] where he played Adam Benjamin and in Ultimate Force as Captain Patrick Fleming.[3] He played Doctor Mike Banner in The Royal[4] until he left in 2007 to join the cast of The Bill. He has made appearances in Holby City, Casualty and Doctor Who.

Before joining The Bill as a regular, he had previously guest starred in the show in 2004 as an alcoholic priest, Karl Radford.[5]

Callis has also acted in some films. In Kidulthood he played a security guard, in Spanish TV Movie Trance he played Nick, in Capital Punishment he played Russell Blake and he starred in Shrink as Max.

He has acted in theatre which has taken him to New York and on a UK no1 Tour for Arms and The Man.

After The Bill was cancelled in 2010, Callis directed a short film called Inside Run.[6] The short film starred his former The Bill co-star Andrew Lancel as a prison officer and was shown at the BFI London Film Festival in October 2010. More recently he directed another short film, Viking also starring Andrew Lancel.[7]

Callis played the role of Stensgard in the UK premiere of Henrik Ibsen's The League of Youth at Nottingham Playhouse in May 2011.[8] In 2012 he appeared in the Noël Coward play Hay Fever at the Noël Coward Theatre[9] and as Jack Worthing in The Importance of Being Earnest at Nottingham Playhouse.[10]

In 2015 he produced Whisper, a ten-minute short film set in Sheppey.[11]

Personal life

He met his wife Osmin during his time on London's Burning[12] and the couple reside in London. In December 2008, he became a father for the first time with the birth of his daughter. He also has a son. His brother, Ben Callis,[7] is a film director.[13]

Filmography

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Television

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YearProduction RoleNotes !
2021The Lost Pirate Kingdom Benjamin Hornigold Netflix series, 6 episodes.
2020 The Outpost Jaaris 'Dying Is Painful", Go Ahead and Run"
2019Casualty Albert "Big Al" Layne TV series
2018Father Brown Alec Frobisher Episode: "The Devil You Know"
2012 Midsomer Murders Will Gideon Episode: "Murder of Innocence"
2011Game of Thrones Goldcloak 'What Is Dead May Never Die"

"The Night Lands"

2011Holby City Sean Foster[14] Episode: "Damage Control"
2007–2010The Bill Sgt. Callum Stone TV series
2007The Royal Dr Mike Banner TV series, 8 episodes
2006Ultimate Force Captain Patrick Fleming TV series
2005Holby City Dave Stainford Episode: "Pleasant Surprises"
2005Doctor Who Security Guard Episode: "Bad Wolf"
2004The Bill Karl Radford TV series
2001–2002London's Burning Adam Benjamin TV series
2001Beginner's Luck Jackson
2001Holby City Trevor Lake Episode: "Men Are From Mars"
1996 The Bill Mark Craven Series 12, episode 124 "Out of the Past"
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Released films

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Year Film Role Notes
2000 Shrink Actor Played Max
2001 Trance Actor Played Nick
2003 Capital Punishment Actor Played Russell Blake
2006 Kidulthood Actor Played Security Guard
2010 Inside Run Director
2015 Whisper Producer
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Stage

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YearProduction Role
2011The League of Youth Stensgard
2012Hay Fever Sandy Tyrell
2012The Importance of Being Earnest Jack Worthing
2019The Tempest Prospero
2019Henry V (play) King of France
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