| Robert Carlyle |
| Full Name Date of birth Height Place of birth Family |
| Robert Carlyle 14th April 1961 5'' 8" Glasgow, Scotland Married Anastasia Shirley on 28th December 1997 Daughter Ava, 6 lbs 2oz born on July 4th 2002 at Queen Mother Hospital, Glasgow. |
| 1983 1990 1990 1990 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1994 1995-1997 1995 1995 1996 1997 1997 1997 1998 1999 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2002 2003 |
| Tom Ward Big Woodsy Gordon Inglis Stevie Richard Fascetti Nosty Prehistoric Shamen DC Trevor Prescott Graham Albie Kinsella Hamish MacBeth Terry Nick Cameron Francis "Franco" Begbie George Lomax Ray Gary "Gaz" Schofield John Joseph "Jo Jo" McCann Will Plunkett Colonol Ives/F.W. Colqhoun Renard (Victor Zukas) Renard (Uncredited) Malachy McCourt Sr. Daffy Duck Himself Eric Wirral Ian Campbell Felix de Souza Himself Jimmy David O'Sullivan |
| The Bill, "The better part of Valour" ep 1991.24 Silent Scream Taggart Riff-raff Tender Blue Eyes Safe Being Human 99-1 Priest Cracker: To be a somebody ep 2.1 Hamish MacBeth The Lucky Suit Go Now Trainspotting Carla's Song Face The Full Monty Looking after Jo Jo Plunkett and Macleanne Ravenous The World is not enough The James Bond Story Angela's ashes The Beach The Orange British Academy Awards There's only one Jimmy Grimble To end all wars The 51st state Judy Dench - A BAFTA Tribute Once upon a time in the Midlands Black and White Light in the sky |
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| Biography Robert nickname "Bobby", was born in Maryhill, Glasgow in 1961 and raised by his father Jospeh. Robert's mother left was he was only 4. When Robert was 21 he read the Arthur Miller's "The Crucible then enrolled in acting classes at the Glasgow Arts centre. In 1991 together with four other actors founded The Raindog theatre company, which was incidently named after the Tom Waits album "Rain Dog", which happens to be one of Robert's favourite albums. The Raindog theatre company in innotive work. Robert was awarded an OBE in the 1999 New Years Honours list. Robert was ranked seventh in the 2001 Orange Film Survey of greatest British actors. |
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