Jamie Roberts is a Featured and Published London Based Actor, known for his work on Beyond the Void (2018), Accident man (2016), Obey (2017), Final score (2017), Dangerous game (2017), Little Bastards (2017), Three Girls (2017), The Hatton Garden job (2016), little bastards (2016), iboy (2016), the rizen (2016), the rizen 2 (2017), Shead of the dead, 47 meters down (2015), War Machine (2016), Lucky Man (2016), Cuckoo (2016), Babylon (2014).Jamie Roberts, is a featured and published London-based actor, known for his diverse roles in UK independent cinema, and has been featured in Accident man, Obey, Three Girls, The Hatton Garden Job, Dangerous game,little bastards, iboy, the rizen, the rizen 2, Regan, Shed of the Dead, War Machine, Lucky Man, Cuckoo, Babylon, and The Real World. Born in Greenwich, South East London he spent most of his childhood there before moving down the coast to East Sussex when in his teens. He got the entertainment bug early, his first job being an Entertainer on a holiday park, which introduced his talent for singing, dancing and comparing. In 2002 he responded to a sense of patriotic duty and joined the British Army where he spent the next 6 years as a medic and driver, stationed all over the world, in many conflict zones, later working with VIPs in the UK. In 2008 he left the Army and set up his own medical training company. In 2010 he enrolled at the University in Wales where in 2013 he graduated with a Ba(hons) degree. During this time, and in order to indulge his long held passion for entertainment he registered with agencies that could introduce him to background roles. These quickly became featured roles, and in 2015 he landed two solid credited roles - in Shed of the Dead, and in Regan. He is always keen to prove his strengths in front of camera - dedication, focus, and total commitment - and always strives to deliver the best performance he can. Always up for taking on new challenges and characters, he is regularly in demand and is developing a full schedule for the coming year. Show less «