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James Lance : ウィキペディア英語版
James Lance


James Lance (born 29 September 1975) is an English actor, best known for his appearances in a number of British comedy series.
Lance attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School. He appeared in the ITV1 mockumentary ''Moving Wallpaper'' and in ITV1's ''Boy Meets Girl'', as well as in the ITV2 original comedy ''No Heroics'' as Timebomb.
Lance's roles include dealer Sticky in the drug-related series ''Top Buzzer'', Matt in two series of ''Teachers'', Ben in the first series of ''I'm Alan Partridge'', Jamie in ''Absolute Power'' and various roles in the sketch show ''Smack the Pony''. He also played Richard, Daisy's boyfriend, in ''Spaced'', and in the BBC series ''Hotel Babylon''.〔(BBC Hotel Babylon Episode Guide Series 3 Episode 6 )〕
Lance has also had roles in films including ''Late Night Shopping'', ''The Search for John Gissing'', ''Marie Antoinette'', ''Bronson'' as art teacher Phil Danielson, and in 2012 in ''Bel Ami''.
He has acted in the mini-series ''The Impressionists'' (as Bazille) and the sitcoms ''The Book Group'', ''Sensitive Skin'' and ''Rescue Me''. Smaller roles have included appearances in ''2 point 4 Children'', ''People Like Us'', ''Saxondale'', and as "Daniel" in the 1992 episode of ''Absolutely Fabulous'' called Iso Tank. Additionally he played the character of Mr. Hugo in the pilot episode of ''Biffovision'', as well as featuring alongside Mark Heap and Tim Key in another Paul Rose-penned pilot, "Now The Weather". He also guest-starred in the 2012 fourth series of the BBC Three production ''Being Human'', as the ghost of a 1970s-esque murderer Kirby.
Lance has voiced several UK TV commercials for brands such as Maybelline, Wrigley's Extra and the AA. As of August 2013 Lance appears in adverts for Moneysupermarket.com.
Lance appeared on stage as Miles at the ''Trafalgar Studios'' in May 2009 in Marcus Markou's play ''Ordinary Dreams; Or How to Survive a Meltdown with Flair''. He portrayed Eric Idle at the 2009 Edinburgh Festival in a play called ''Pythonesque'' by writer Roy Smiles.
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