Dexter Fletcher film reviews

Dexter Fletcher

British actor

Born
31 January 1966
in London City of London, England United Kingdom

English actor, writer and director of television, theater and film. He has performed in theaters: the Crucible Theatre (1980), Aldwych Theatre (1980, 1981), Glyndebourne Opera (1981), Barbican Theatre (1982), Pit (1982), Lyric Hammersmith (1982), the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (1984), Newcastle Theatre Royal (1985), Lyric Studio (1986, 1997), Old Red Lion Theatre (1994), Cottesloe Theatre (1995), Theatre Royal Haymarket (2004). Best known for (Band of Brothers, 2001) and Hotel Babylon (2006-2008), also for Lock Stock, Elephant Man, Topsy-Turvy, Kick-Ass. Host of video game show, "Gamesmaster". His brothers Steve Fletcher and Graham Fletcher Cook are also actors.

1985	Revolution	as Ned Dobb
	Fur trapper, who tries to keep away from politics, gets dragged into the American Revolution. To save his son he joins the army and follows the troops that are about to face the British.

2001	Band of Brothers	as Sergeant John "Pee Wee" Martin
	Real story of American paratroopers unit during World War 2 and their way through the worst battles of the conflict in Europe - from D-Day to crossing of Rhine.