Sherard Parker (born 10 March 1980) is a

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actor. He has appeared on the

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series ''

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'' (2005) and in ''

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'' (2003).

Career

Parker's first appeared in

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's CIA thriller ''

'' (2003) starring

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, playing a CIA agent and recently in ''

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'' (2013), with Rutger Hauer and notably in the British independent film ''He Who Dares'' (2014) playing an SAS captain. His theatre credits include an adaptation of Louise M. Alcott's ''

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'', where he played the role of German professor ''Bhaer'' at the Singapore Repertory Theatre.

Filmography

* ''Island'' (short) (2004) * ''

'' (TV series) (2005) * ''The Good Samaritan'' (short) (2005) * ''The Chase'' (short) (2006) * ''THE CHASE'' (short) (2012)

External links

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Royal Shakespeare Company
at srt.com.sg

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