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| Born | August 27, 1969 |
| Hometown | Kingston upon Hull, England |
| Height | 5'7" (1.69m) |
| Spouse | Jane Shearsmith (m 2001 - present) |
| Children | Danny Shearsmith , Holly Shearsmith |
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Saoirse Ronan's casting caused 'domino effect' of talent on See How They Run
- Saoirse Ronan caused a "domino effect" when it came to the casting of new murder-mystery See How They Run. Tom George's new movie is set in 1950s London and pairs Saoirse's Constable Stalker with Sam Rockwell's Inspector Stoppard as they try to figure out who killed Adrien Brody's American director character Leo Köpernick during a production of the famous Agatha Christie play, The Mousetrap. David Oyelowo and Ruth Wilson, as well as British comedy stars Reece Shearsmith, Tim Key and Charlie Coop
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AWARDS
| Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Male Performance in a Comedy Programme | Inside No. 9 | Nominated |
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- EntertainmentDigital Spy
First trailer for His Dark Materials star's new movie
First trailer for His Dark Materials star's new movie See How They Run.
- EntertainmentPA Media: Entertainment
Inside No. 9 confirmed for two more series
The BBC show will continue to trick and terrify viewers.
- EntertainmentThe Independent
The Unfriend review: Steven Moffat’s debut play is smug and sitcom-ish
2/5 Frances Barber steals the show as the murderer who came to tea in this inconsistent production
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
The Unfriend review – manners can be the death of you in Steven Moffat’s comedy
Mark Gatiss directs Reece Shearsmith in Moffat’s cringe-tastic play that more than stands up next to the trio’s celebrated TV work
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
The Unfriend, Chichester, review: is Steven Moffat the new Alan Ayckbourn?
Steven Moffat is a name to conjure with, a Scottish titan of the small-screen. To recap: he helped regenerate Doctor Who and, it almost goes without saying that, with Mark Gatiss, he also brilliantly rebooted Sherlock Holmes.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Inside No 9, Nine Lives Kat, review: too clever by half
Inside No 9 (BBC Two) is the TV show that dares to be clever. It’s certainly earned the right to aim high – six series of self-contained, half-hour Tales of the Unexpected-style plays have yielded some of the best TV of the last decade. What’s more, in an age ruled by big budget dystopian sci-fi or men on horses with swords, Inside No 9 remains wonderfully idiosyncratic. There’s nothing else like it.
