Ram John Holder
Guyanese actor and musician, Ram John Holder started his professional life as a folk singer in New York in the early '60s before moving to the UK to work as a musician and later an actor for Pearl Connor's Negro Theatre Workshop. His big break was as the effeminate dancer Marcus in the 1969 film Two Gentlemen Sharing and he's worked in film and TV ever since, most notably as the loveable Porkpie in Channel 4 sitcom Desmond's (1989-1994) and the shortlived spin-off Porkpie
Fotos
Películas (29)
Your Christmas or Mine 2
2023 · Grandad
Your Christmas or Mine?
2022 · Grandad
City of Tiny Lights
2016 · Trinidad Pete
Song for Marion
2012 · Charlie
Joy Division
2006 · Neville
The Calcium Kid
2004 · Jamaican Barber
Lucky Break
2001 · Old Billy Morris
Virtual Sexuality
1999 · Declan
O Mary This London
1994 · Neville
In Dreams
1992 · Uncle Norman
The Jazz Detective
1992 · Silver
Missing Persons
1990 · Chalky White
Playing Away
1987 · Wilf
Half Moon Street
1986 · Lindsay Walker
The Passion of Remembrance
1986 · Benjy Baptiste
My Beautiful Laundrette
1985 · Poet
Playboy of the West Indies
1985 · Mac
Video Stars
1983 · Doc Shadow
Britannia Hospital
1982 · Radical
Cuba
1979 · Fat Sergeant
Roadrunner
1977 · Trevor Ford
Pressure
1976 · Brother John
Robinson Crusoe
1974 · Friday
The Education of Sonny Carson
1974 · Preacher
Man Friday
1972 · Man Friday
In the Beautiful Caribbean
1972 · Bredda Ordinance
Take a Girl Like You
1970 · Musician
Leo the Last
1970 · Black Preacher, Songs, Additional Writing
Two Gentlemen Sharing
1969 · Marcus
Series (16)
Death in Paradise
2011 · Nelson Myers
White Van Man
2011 · Uncle Phil
Beautiful People
2008 · Big Barry
Stupid!
2004 · Various Characters
Hex
2004 · Voodoo Priest
The Story of Tracy Beaker
2002 · 'Flying' Freddie Mercer
Porkpie
1995 · Augustus 'Porkpie' Grant
Heartbeat
1992 · Danny Flowers
Desmond's
1989 · Augustus 'Porkpie' Grant
The Fear
1988 · Cuke
Rockliffe's Babies
1987 · Wiley Hillam
Casualty
1986 · George, Vivian House
Plays of Today
1969 · Kahami
The Jazz Age
1968
ITV Playhouse
1967 · Trevor Ford
BBC Play of the Month
1965 · Friday