Nick Nevern

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Nick Nevern is a British actor and director from London, England.[1] His first television performance was in Dream Team as Pavel Kovac and has since appeared in several other shows such as EastEnders, Jonathan Creek, and Shameless. In 2010 he appeared in two BBC dramas, The Deep and The Silence. Nevern has also performed on stage, in plays such as Strange Lands in 2005.[2]

He was the main character in the 2012 independent film The Rise and Fall of a White Collar Hooligan one and two then in 2013 he wrote, directed and starred in Brit Flick The Hooligan Factory.

Family

His only daughter, who was adopted very early on in life, his pride and joy Lisa Tyrrell with his ex-wife Kate Reinig.

Nick only recently got in contact with Lisa after many years after bumping into her at a pub in Earls Court.

Filmography

As actor

Film

Television

  • Dream Team (2006, as Pavel Kovac)
  • Bonkers (2007, episode 1.4 as Conrad)
  • Andrei (2007, episode 2.6 as Andrei)
  • The English Class (2007, as Viktor)
  • Spooks: Code 9 (2008, episode 1.1 as Theo Danakis)
  • EastEnders, (2008, Rennie)
  • Matroesjka's 2 (Youri Suslov)
  • Jonathan Creek (2009, as Lenny in The Grinning Man)
  • Shameless (2009, episode 6.1 as Rogowski)
  • The Bill (2009, as Elliot Johns in Powerless)
  • The Silence (2010, as Ely)
  • The Deep (2010, as Stas)
  • Trigger Point (2012, as Victor)

As director and actor

  • Terry (2011, as Terry)[3]
  • The Hooligan Factory (2013, as Dex)[4][5][6][7]

References

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