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Christopher Naylor (other)
Christopher Naylor may refer to: * Christopher Naylor (actor) Christopher Naylor is a British actor and artist. He trained at LAMDA. His television work includes ''Warriors'' for director Peter Kosminsky (1999), '' Bugs'' (1999), ''Plastic Man'' opposite John Thaw (1999), '' Sweet Revenge'' (2001), '' In ..., British actor * Christopher Naylor (chef) (born 1970), British Michelin starred head chef * Christopher David Naylor (born 1954), Canadian physician {{hndis, Naylor, Christopher ...
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Christopher Naylor (actor)
Christopher Naylor is a British actor and artist. He trained at LAMDA. His television work includes ''Warriors'' for director Peter Kosminsky (1999), '' Bugs'' (1999), ''Plastic Man'' opposite John Thaw (1999), '' Sweet Revenge'' (2001), '' In Love with Barbara'' (2008), ''The Alienist (2018)'' and ''The Crown'' (2018). On film he has appeared in ''Benediction'' (2021) for director Terence Davies. His theatre work includes ''Dangerous Corner'' (1999) and '' Hard Times'' (2000) at the Watermill Theatre, tour of '' Hay Fever'' (2007), ''Song of the Western Men'' by Christopher William Hill at the Minerva Theatre, Chichester (2002), Jack Worthing in ''The Importance of Being Earnest'' at York Theatre Royal (2005), '' Blue/Orange'' at the New Victoria Theatre, Stoke (2007), the world premiere of ''Leaving'' (2008) by Vaclav Havel and the ''Middlemarch'' trilogy (2014) at the Orange Tree Theatre. In 2009 he starred in the West End stage production of '' The Woman in Black'' at th ...
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Christopher Naylor (chef)
Christopher Naylor (born 28 November 1970) is a British head chef, leading the kitchen of the Michelin starred Restaurant Vermeer in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Under his leadership, Restaurant Vermeer was awarded one Michelin star in the periods 2005–2007 and 2011–present. In 2004, Naylor took over the two starred Restaurant Vermeer from head chef Pascal Jalhaij. As new head chef, Michelin warned Naylor that it was virtual impossible to retain both Michelin stars and difficult to keep one star. To everyone's surprise, Naylor managed to retain one star. In 2007, he was not so lucky and the restaurant lost its star. After three years without a star, the quality of the cooking of Naylor was again recognised with a Michelin star for restaurant Vermeer in 2011. In 2016, while Vermeer – which is part of fivestar, NH Hotel Group owned hotel Barbizon Palace – was closed for an intensive refurbishment, Naylor opened pop-up restaurant Roomservice at Olof's in an adjacent churc ...
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