Gareth has
managed to die in a surprisingly large number of roles. The RIP symbol is
shown against performances he is known to have died in.This section is continuously under development, with more details of Gareth's activities being added as we hear about them.
Note: the dates given for TV/Radio shows are where possible the first showing of the first episode where applicable, not when they were made.
Gareth has
managed to die in a surprisingly large number of roles. The RIP symbol is
shown against performances he is known to have died in.
Gareth has
been known to bemoan the fact that he never gets to play lovers.
The statistics seem to bear him out. Heart symbols indicate a romance, they
appear to be heavily outnumbered by tombstones. (Parts where he is already married
don't qualify. 
)
Gareth has said that he does't want to be thought of as just a Welsh actor,
but as an actor who can do English and Welsh characters with equal ease. He
has lived for a long time in England, and now in Scotland, after his early
years in Wales. He has been cast in a lot of Welsh roles over the years.
Leeks indicate Welsh parts.
Material here, comes from many sources including :- Blake's 7 magazine, Chris Blenkarn, Joyce Bowen, Sue Clerc, Robert Cheadle, Sue Cowley, Pat Fenech, The Freedom City Gazette (FCG), Horizon magazine, Julia Jones, Andrew Kearley, Gareth Randell, Judith Proctor, The Prydonian Renegade (March 96), Together Again - Action, TV Zone Special #4, Stellar Quines, Dundee Rep Theatre, Theatre Clwyd, The Magenta Partnership, Royal Lyceum Theatre - Edinburgh, Alan Stevens, Pete Wallbank, Andy Hopkinson, Mark Thompson, The Scottish Theatre Archive, Blake's 7 The Inside Story, The Archives of The Royal Shakespeare Company, Sheelagh Wells, Gareth Thomas and some very nice people who have asked not to be identified.
| Date | Medium | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Feb 1945 | History | Born in Wales
|
Last updated on 06th of May 2002.