Frank Harper
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Person

Frank Harper

Known for
Acting
Born
January 1, 1962
Place of birth
London, England, UK

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Biography

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Frank Harper (born 1962) is a British actor and film producer. He is best known for his "Hard Man" roles, such as Billy Bright in The Football Factory (2004), Dog in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998). He appears as a white nationalist in South West 9, and as the bank robber in Harry Enfield's film Kevin & Perry Go Large. He was featured in The Streets' music video "Fit But You Know It", and cast as real life villain Jack Whomes in Rise of the Foot Soldier. During his career Harper has also appeared on many British TV shows including The Bill, Doctors, Lovejoy and Waking the Dead. Harper is an ardent Millwall F.C. fan.[1] He has admitted to partaking in casual football hooliganism and was interviewed for Cass Pennants book "Terrace Legends"

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Filmography

  • Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman EmpireFilm · 2024 · as George
  • One for the RoadFilm · 2024 · as Booth
  • Remember UsFilm · 2024 · as Steve
  • Rita Goes ViralFilm · 2024 · as Pete Fairbrass
  • Bury the DogsFilm · 2023 · as Tosh
  • The BystandersFilm · 2023 · as Joe
  • NemesisFilm · 2021 · as Richard Morgan
  • Malcolm & the MagpiesFilm · 2020 · as Cigar Sid
  • Silent NightFilm · 2020 · as Caddy
  • Ripper StreetTV · 2012 · as Silas Duggan · 6 episodes
  • St George's DayFilm · 2012 · as Mickey Mannock
  • St George's DayFilm · 2012 · Director
  • St George's DayFilm · 2012 · Writer
  • BillyFilm · 2011 · as Colin
  • ScrewedFilm · 2011 · as Deano
  • VictimFilm · 2011 · as Colin
  • StreetDance 3DFilm · 2010 · as Fred
  • Kung Fu FlidFilm · 2009 · as Barry
  • DolphinsFilm · 2007 · as Legend
  • Permanent VacationFilm · 2007 · as Eric Bury
  • Rise of the FootsoldierFilm · 2007 · as Jack Whomes
  • This Is EnglandFilm · 2007 · as Lenny
  • The Calcium KidFilm · 2004 · as Clive Connelly
  • The Football FactoryFilm · 2004 · as Billy Bright
  • Bend It Like BeckhamFilm · 2002 · as Alan Paxton
  • Club Le MondeFilm · 2002 · as Danny
  • Out of ControlFilm · 2002 · as Sam's Dad
  • Rose and MaloneyTV · 2002 · as DI Mike Glover · 1 episode
  • The Last MinuteFilm · 2002 · as Cabbie
  • tlcTV · 2002 · as Frank Briggs · 1 episode
  • Goodbye Charlie BrightFilm · 2001 · as Tommy's Dad
  • Lucky BreakFilm · 2001 · as John Toombes
  • Second Sight: Kingdom of the BlindFilm · 2001 · as DS Finch
  • South West 9Film · 2001 · as Douser
  • The Search for John GissingFilm · 2001 · as Dexter
  • Waking the DeadTV · 2001 · as John Tate · 1 episode
  • A Room for Romeo BrassFilm · 2000 · as Joe Brass
  • Kevin & Perry Go LargeFilm · 2000 · as Armed Robber
  • Other People's ChildrenTV · 2000 · as Matthew · 4 episodes
  • Second SightTV · 2000 · as DS Finch · 8 episodes
  • ShinerFilm · 2000 · as Jeff 'Stoney' Stone
  • Boyz UnlimitedTV · 1999 · as Nigel Gacey · 6 episodes
  • SunburnTV · 1999 · as Colin Daley · 1 episode
  • Tube TalesFilm · 1999 · as Station Guard (multiple segments)
  • Lock, Stock and Two Smoking BarrelsFilm · 1998 · as Dog
  • TwentyFourSevenFilm · 1998 · as Ronnie Marsh
  • The Missing PostmanFilm · 1997 · as BBC Security Man
  • Pie in the SkyTV · 1994 · as Security Guard · 1 episode
  • In the Name of the FatherFilm · 1993 · as Ronnie Smalls
  • Fool's Gold: The Story Of The Brink's Mat RobberyFilm · 1992 · as Brother's Minder
  • Tight TrousersFilm · 1990 · as Gip
  • Birds of a FeatherTV · 1989 · as Billy · 1 episode
  • For Queen & CountryFilm · 1988 · as Mickey
  • LovejoyTV · 1986 · as Harry Whymark · 1 episode

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