Henry Hereford

Henry Hereford (born 22 October 1975) is an English actor. Most recently Hereford performed in multiple sketches in the up coming Australian TV show Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am on ABC2. Prior to this he worked on NBC series Crossbones (2014) starring John Malkovich, where significantly he played two roles in the first season. He played Frederick Nightingale in episode 1 and then the recurring role of The Wild Man from episode 4 onwards.

Henry was born in Rinteln, Germany and attended Radley College and has a degree in Politics from the University of the West of England in Bristol.

After leaving Bristol Henry attended Drama Studio London alongside fellow British actor Travis Oliver. After performing in various fringe shows, UK crime drama The Bill and Channel 4's Dogma Series, he moved to Sydney, Australia. His Australian credits include Like Minds starring Toni Collette, Channel 7 TV series The Alice, the voice of The Young King in the 2009 film De Vilde Svaner opposite former James Bond actor Roger Moore and Crimes That Shook the World.

In 2009 Hereford moved to the United States and starred in the Off-Broadway production of Woyzeck at the New York Fringe Festival

After settling in Los Angeles, Mr Hereford guest starred in an episode of the Nickelodeon TV series True Jackson, VP opposite comedy actor Greg Proops, Happily Divorced opposite Fran Drescher and Joan Collins and on HBO series True Blood. In 2012 he played Martin, the harassed Dorchester Manager in the highly publicized Television movie Liz & Dick opposite Lindsay Lohan.

On the big screen Hereford had a role in the U.S. version of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, which was directed by David Fincher and starred Daniel Craig, He also starred in the horror film Liars All. in 2013 he teamed up with Liars All director Brian Brightly to play Hans in comedy feature Man Camp opposite Dean Cain.

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