
CAST & CREW
Gary McDonald
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gary McDonald (born in London in 1961) is an English actor of Jamaican descent. A student at Elliott school in Putney, McDonald played football for Wimbledon FC under Dario Gradi. He was a member of the Royal Court Theatre from 1979-80, appearing in various plays at the Court such as Hard time Pressure, Hero’s Welcome and Che Walker’s Been so Long. In the 1980’s he performed with the Talawa Theatre company in The Black Jacobins, The Importance of Being Earnest and A Raisin in the Sun with the Black Theatre. He appeared at the Royal National Theatre in Macbeth and Black Poppies, Rhapsody in Black & White and at The Cottlesloe in Blood Wedding. Other theatre credits include Scrape of the Black and Mike Leigh’s It’s a Great Big Shame at the Theatre Royal Stratford East. His first notable television role came in 1987 when he was cast as Darren Roberts in the BBC soap opera EastEnders. He left the role in 1988. He has also appeared in Numb3ers, The Bill, Between the Lines, South of the Border, as Captain John Black in Dream Team (1999-2006) and in Brothers and Sisters, among others. He has also appeared in various films. Description above from the Wikipedia article Gary McDonald (actor),licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
FILMOGRAPHY
EastEndersDarren
Holby CityThomas Abara
Death in ParadiseTemmy Verga
Numb3rsLAPD #1
Screen TwoGee
Dream TeamJohn Black
StealDeuchart
Wire in the BloodLenny Mestone
Murder in MindDC Jed Culshaw
The TowerHarry Bowman
South of the BorderHarvatt
Alistair MacLean's Air Force One Is DownPilot Walsh
Secrets & LiesBoxer
Until DeathLarenz Brighton
The Shepherd: Border PatrolBilly Pawnell
All or NothingNeville
Thief TakersDC Alan Oxford
Outpost: Black SunAbbot
#UnknownThe Knight
A Miracle Before ChristmasBartender Gary
London's Burning: The MovieAndreas 'Ethnic' Lewis
Young Soul RebelsDavis
Shooting StarsCalvin
Mob RulesTyrone
Mrs Hartley and the Growth CentreGary
Private NumberThe Knight
Burning an IllusionPoliceman