David Savile

Morgan

After training at RADA David Savile spent two years at the Nottingham Playhouse. Theatre work since then includes the first National tour of A Touch of Spring and the West End production of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. He has also worked in repertory at Cardiff, Windsor, Hull, York, Newbury, Keswick, Farnharn and Leatherhead. Some of the productions in which he has played major roles are Relatively Speaking, Noises Off, Educating Rita, Clouds, Can You Hear Me at the Back, The Elephant Man, Uncle Vtznya, Having aBalI, Night and Day, The Real Thing, Tales of the Lost Formicans and 900 Oneonta (Ambassadors Theatre).

David’s numerous TV credits include three series of Warship, Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion Game, Softly Softly, Dr Who, Bergerac, Howard’s Way and Strike It Rich all for the BBC. On ITV David played Charles Banks in the long running series Gems as weil as appearing in Miss Jones and Son, Whodunnit, Brack Report, Mr Palfrey of Westminster, Lytton’s Diary and The Bill for Thames. Out and Paradise Postponed for Euston, Queen of a Distant Country for Anglia, Power Barriers and Andy Robson for Tyne Tees, Crown Court and Travelling Man for Granada, Shine on Harvey Moon for Central, Drummonds, Dempsey and Makepeace and Poirot for LWT, Red Fox for Fitzroy Films and Anglo Saxon Attitudes for Euston Films. Most recently he has played featured roles in Kinsey, Love Hurts, Between the Lines, Casualty, Wycliffe, Bodyguards, City Central and Peak Practice.

David’s feature film credits include The Young Poisoner’s Handbook, The Walking Stick, Hellboats, The Big Sleep and White Knights.