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Nigel Havers
Nigel Havers, born Nigel Allan Havers on 6 November 1951 in Edmonton, Middlesex, is an English actor. The son of Michael Havers, a Conservative politician who served as Attorney General and briefly as Lord Chancellor, he trained at the Arts Educational School in London before launching his career in the mid-1970s with roles in Upstairs, Downstairs and Crown Court.
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- Oct 1WindsorHexagon TheatreView details
- Oct 2PortsmouthFareham LiveView details
- Oct 3LondonAlban ArenaView details
- Oct 5OxfordWyvern TheatreView details
- Oct 11BedfordGordon Craig TheatreView details
- Oct 12Milton KeynesRoyal and DerngateView details
- Oct 13BrightonTheatre Royal - BrightonView details
- Oct 14BrightonTunbridge Wells Assembly HallView details
- Oct 17NottinghamNottingham PlayhouseView details
- Oct 19BournemouthWeymouth PavilionView details
- Oct 20ExeterMarine TheatreView details
- Oct 21BournemouthBournemouth PavilionView details
- Oct 22WinchesterThe AnvilView details
- Oct 24WindsorWycombe Swan TheatreView details
- Oct 26GuildfordG Live GuildfordView details
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About Nigel Havers
Havers gained wider recognition through television dramas including the BBC's Nicholas Nickleby in 1977 and A Horseman Riding By in 1978, before his breakthrough as Lord Andrew Lindsay in the Academy Award-winning film Chariots of Fire in 1981, which brought him a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Further film roles followed in A Passage to India, Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun and Farewell to the King through the 1980s.
On television he starred in the sitcom Don't Wait Up from 1983 to 1990 and later played Lewis Archer in Coronation Street from 2009 to 2019, alongside appearances in Downton Abbey and Finding Alice. His stage work has included Rebecca, The Importance of Being Earnest and Private Lives, and he has become a regular fixture of the West End's Christmas pantomime tradition.
In recent years Havers has appeared in Netflix's The Gentlemen and ITV's A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story, and he hosts the BBC series The Bidding Room. He published an autobiography, Playing with Fire, in 2006.