Graham Fletcher-Cook
Graham Fletcher-Cook (November 3, 1963 – May 2019) was an English actor and director. His film credits include The French Lieutenant’s Woman (1981), Sid and Nancy (1986), and Cry Freedom (1987). Fletcher-Cook was the brother of filmmaker Dexter Fletcher and appeared in his films Wild Bill (2011), Eddie the Eagle (2015), and Rocketman (2019).
Filmography
Rocketman
as Maître D'
Rocketman
as Maître D'
60 Seconds to Die
as Marty (Segment "SCab")
60 Seconds to Die
as Marty (Segment "SCab")
Eddie the Eagle
as Appleby
Eddie the Eagle
as Appleby
Drunk on Love
as Swerve
Drunk on Love
as Swerve
Wild Bill
as Policeman
Wild Bill
as Policeman
Honest
as Market Trader
Honest
as Market Trader
Skulduggery
as Malcolm
Skulduggery
as Malcolm
The Fool
as Whistling Billy
The Fool
as Whistling Billy
Children Crossing
as Sailor
Children Crossing
as Sailor
The Raggedy Rawney
as Stanwich
The Raggedy Rawney
as Stanwich
Siesta
as Gary
Siesta
as Gary
Cry Freedom
as Nel's Partner
Cry Freedom
as Nel's Partner
Straight to Hell
as Whitey/Jeeves
Straight to Hell
as Whitey/Jeeves
Sid and Nancy
as Wally Hairstyle
Sid and Nancy
as Wally Hairstyle
Defence of the Realm
as Mickey Parker
Defence of the Realm
as Mickey Parker
Absolute Beginners
as Wizard
Absolute Beginners
as Wizard
Contact
as Rankin
Contact
as Rankin
Stars of the Roller State Disco
as Hooligan
Stars of the Roller State Disco
as Hooligan
The French Lieutenant's Woman
as Delivery Boy
The French Lieutenant's Woman
as Delivery Boy
The Great Muppet Caper
as Bystander on Bike (uncredited)
The Great Muppet Caper
as Bystander on Bike (uncredited)
Kate: The Good Neighbour
as Boy in alley
Kate: The Good Neighbour
as Boy in alley
Orphan Train
as Liverpool
Orphan Train
as Liverpool
A Little Romance
as Londet
A Little Romance
as Londet
Night Ferry
as Jeff
Night Ferry
as Jeff