Noel Clarke

English actor, director, screenwriter

Noel Clarke - Performers & Entertainers born December 6th, 1975
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An actor, director, and screenwriter from England, this individual gained recognition for work in both film and television. Originating from London, involvement in the British entertainment industry began in the early 2000s. The character Mickey Smith, played in the long-running television series Doctor Who, significantly raised his profile. As a director, the feature film Adulthood showcased the ability to create compelling narrative driven stories. Multiple awards were received, highlighting talent in various aspects of filmmaking.

Portrayed Mickey Smith in Doctor Who

Directed and starred in Adulthood

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