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David Wayman

1988-01-27

The Biography

David was born on the 27th January in Enfield, North London, UK and spent his early education in and around Hertfordshire. At the age of 18, David began his Acting training at East 15 Acting School in East London. After a number of short films and theatre roles, David made his feature-film Début in British Zombie Movie 'The Dead Inside' (due for release 2012). Following on from this, David was cast as 'Tom' in BAFTA winner Martin Gooch's film "Death - It's a Mystery" (2011) playing opposite Paul Freeman (Raiders of the Lost Ark, Hot Fuzz), Nick Moran (Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels) and Leslie Phillips (of "Carry On" fame). More recently, he has played lead roles in romantic comedy "Art Ache" and ghost story "Wandering Rose". Theatre Credits include the title role in "A Picture of Dorian Gray", Benedick in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" and Captain Phoebus in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" to name a few.

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Movies

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Graphic Desires

6.9 average rating
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The Ledge

6.6 average rating
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River of Blood

6.4 average rating
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Benny Loves You

5.8 average rating
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I Am the Doorway

4.5 average rating
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NFT: Cursed Images

3.6 average rating
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Capsule

5.1 average rating
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Me, Myself & Di

5.8 average rating
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Art Ache

5.9 average rating
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Demon Baby

3.583 average rating
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The Dead Inside

3.8 average rating
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Covers

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Just A Girl

5 average rating
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The Heiress

4.5 average rating
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After Death

4.1 average rating
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The Taping

4 average rating
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Battlefield Death Tales

3.4 average rating
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Roller Squad

10 average rating
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Unlicensed

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Egomaniac

5.3 average rating
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