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Fraser Stuart Ayres (born 1980) is an
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, best known for his role as Clint in the
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series ''
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''. Ayres first joined the youth core at the Haymarket Theatre in Leicester and has done other
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including ''Bella and The Boys'', ''Unconditional Love'', '' London's Burning'', '' The Vice'' and ''Trail Of Guilt''. His stage work brought him Best Actor awards for his performance in ''The People Next Door'' and he has also starred in ''
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'', ''Telling Tales'', ''Four and Bluebird'', ''Workers Writes'', ''
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'', ''Sandman'', and the world premiere of Philip Ridley's ''
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''. His film work includes ''Revenger's Tragedy'', ''Intimacy'', ''It Was An Accident'', ''Speak Like A Child'', '' Dinner For Two'', '' Rage'', and '' Kevin & Perry Go Large''. He played "Ray" in the
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drama
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'' (also known as ''W10 LDN''). In 2007, Ayres appeared in ''
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'' and in 2011, he starred in the one off
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Christmas show, '' Lapland''. In 2015 Ayres appeared as Theo Bainbridge in the ITV series '' Midsomer Murders'' episode 17.2 "Murder by Magic". In 2016, Ayres joined the cast of the
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and
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co-production of
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. ''
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'' praised "Fraser Ayres’s chillingly sociopathic Edmund, the amoral face of an emerging, modern calculating politics", while '"''
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'' said "Ayres is one of the most dangerously unstable Edmunds of recent times". The ''
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'' noted that "Fraser Ayres near re-writes the scale of Edmund's anger towards his illegitimate father the Earl of Gloucester (
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)". During 2017 he was cast in the part of Rich Collis, a menacing drug dealer and money launderer, in the long-running
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continuing drama '' Coronation Street''.


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* English male television actors English male stage actors Living people 1980 births {{England-actor-stub