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| name | | actor name = Thomas Arthur Darvill | ||
| role = [[Rory Williams]] | | role = [[Rory Williams]] <br> [[Rory Williams (Auton)]] | ||
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| birth date = [[17th June]] [[1982]] | | birth date = [[17th June|17 June]] [[1982]] (age 29) <br> [[Birmingham]], [[England]] | ||
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|allias = Arthur Darvill | |||
| acting = [[Doctor Who]] <br> Little Dorrit <br> Robin Hood | |||
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| imdb_id = nm2965271 | | imdb_id = nm2965271 | ||
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Arthur Darvill (born Thomas Arthur Darvill on 17th June 1982) is an English actor who played Rory Williams, Amy Pond's fiancé and eventual husband. He also played the Auton duplicate of the same character. He had recurring appearances in series 5 alongside Matt Smith's Doctor, and was later added to the opening credits as a regular for series 6 starting with A Christmas Carol. He also narrated the BBC audio adventure Ring of Steel. It has been confirmed that he will be continuing with the series until at least the end of Series 6.
Arthur Darvill was educated at Bromsgrove School, Worcestershire and trained at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. His first television appearance was in ITV drama He Kills Coppers and he met Matt Smith in Swimming With Sharks. Just prior to joining the cast of Doctor Who, he stared alongside Freema Agyeman when playing the role of Edward "Tip" Dorrit in Little Dorrit. He also wrote the 2009 musical Been So Long.
In February 2012, Darvill will become the second companion actor of the revived series (after Noel Clarke) to appear in a Big Finish Productions audio drama when he guest stars in BFBS: Paradise Frost, an episode of the Bernice Summerfield box set, Road Trip.[1]
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