Richard Rankin

Scottish actor, starred in Outlander

Richard Rankin - Performers & Entertainers born January 4th, 1983
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An actor with a background in film, television, and theatre. Gained recognition for roles in 'Outlander' as Roger Wakefield and in the BBC One series 'The 39 Steps.' Participated in various stage productions, showcasing talent in performances across genres. Gained attention for versatility in portraying complex characters and engaging with audiences in multiple formats.

Starred as Roger Wakefield in Outlander

Played key roles in The 39 Steps

Performed in numerous theatrical productions

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