Andy Croft (actor)
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Andy Croft (b.1966 in Lancashire UK) is a British actor.
He was educated in the standard public school system, at Ashton High School in Preston, England. He began as an entertainer by way of a promotions and modelling agency in northern England. After schooling at Whitakers Drama school, he moved to London, where he was represented by Central Casting. The first day of his association with that agency, he was cast in A Very British Coup.
He was later cast in bit parts in movies such as Batman, Indiana Jones and Charlie. In the north of England, Yorkshire TV cast him in Till We Meet Again and for Granada TV, he was cast in an unsuccessful soap opera called Families.
Later, he acted in Great Balls of Fire, The Krays and Dangerous Love. He still worked on Dealers, Three Musketeers, and Henry V.
He decided to quit and buy a nightclub and a wine bars in the North of England.
Recently he has appeared as David in the forthcoming movie Lilith, based on the book of the same name by Paul Kidd.
September 2007 Andy is playing the role of " Walt " at Acorn theatre which is the smallest theatre in the world. The play is called " Stormed Tossed Tales "
Also in September 2007 he playing the role of the husband in the English playwright A J Gurney's play" The Problem" Directed by WAAPA tutor Noel ONeil.
