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Revision as of 17:25, 14 July 2010

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Layfield as he appeared in CON: "Arthurian Legend"

Crispin Layfield has been involved in the stunt department of the BBC Wales production of Doctor Who since series 1, where his first credit was as a stunt performer in Father's Day. Technically, he played the role of Matt in that episode, but he failed to receive an actor's credit for it. He was then sporadically credited for the next two series, but became one of the regular stunt co-ordinators towards the end of series 4. He then served as the principal stunt co-ordinator of series 5.

He has received an acting credit for his role as the mugger in the Torchwood episode, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, but he has no other credits for that programme.

He has been featured on several episodes of Doctor Who Confidential. As of the middle of series 5, he has appeared on the episodes which accompanied The Shakespeare Code, The Time of Angels, The Vampires of Venice, and Amy's Choice. He was also a guest on episode 9 of series 2 of Totally Doctor Who.

Layfield is much in demand in British television and has been either a stunt performer or co-ordinator for many of the most demanding shows of the early 21st century, including: Band of Brothers, Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes, Hotel Babylon, Wire in the Blood, Being Human, Paradox, The Bill, Jonathan Creek, and many others.

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