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WOODHOUSE Callum

WOODHOUSE
Callum

British actor

  • Date of Birth: 7 January 1994
  • Age: 32 years old
  • In the rating: #85 Actor

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Callum Woodhouse is a British actor.

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He is best known for his portrayal of Leslie Durrell in all four seasons of ITV comedy-drama series The Durrells.

Woodhouse is also known for playing the character of Josh Marsden in ITV comedy-drama series Cold Feet.

He also appeared as Randall Jones in "The Skylark Scandal", a Series 7 episode of BBC One's detective period drama Father Brown.

In the Channel 5/PBS production All Creatures Great and Small about James Herriot, Woodhouse plays Tristan Farnon, the younger brother of the senior partner, Siegfried Farnon. Woodhouse appeared in the first three series. He was not in series 4, but returned again starting in series 5.

Woodhouse is also one of nine presidents for Better Planet Education.

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Date of Birth 7 January 1994
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