Charlie Creed-Miles
Acting • AGE 54
Charlie Creed-Miles (born 24 March 1972) is an English actor and musician. Creed-Miles was born in Nottingham, and had his first starring screen role, aged 21, in The Punk (1993).
Acting
LifeHack
Don Heard
2026
Drive Back Home
Weldon
2024
Criminal Record
DS Tony Gilfoyle
2024
Meeting Mr Samuel
Christian
2023
Gunfight at Dry River
Cooper Ryles
2021
Giri/Haji
Abbot
2019
Romans
Paul
2017
Against the Law
Superintendent Jones
2017
100 Streets
George
2016
Ellen
Leon
2016
Peaky Blinders
Billy Kimber
2013
Ripper Street
Horace Buckley
2012
Falcón
Luis Ramírez
2012
True Love
David
2012
Great Expectations
Sergeant
2011
Death in Paradise
Jack Harmer
2011
Wild Bill
Bill
2011
Shirley
Mike Sullivan
2011
Injustice
DI Mark Wenborn
2011
You and I
Ian
2011
Hereafter
Photographer
2010
Harry Brown
DS Terry Hicock
2009
Freefall
Area Manager
2009
The End
Henry
2008
Criminal Justice
Simon Ticehurst
2008
Skins
Fighting Bath Man
2007
Five Days
DC Stephen Beam
2007
Born Equal
Man in Hostel
2006
Agatha Christie's Marple
Harold Crackenthorpe
2004
King Arthur
Ganis
2004
Hustle
Howard Jennings
2004
Charles II: The Power and The Passion
James, Duke of York
2003
Hardware
Terry
2003
White Teeth
Ryan Topps
2002
Lenny Blue
Toby Anderson
2002
Lenny Blue
Toby Anderson
2002
Waking the Dead
Tanner
2001
The Sins
Alan Long
2000
Essex Boys
Billy Reynolds
2000
Woundings
Stanley Jardine
1998
Nil by Mouth
Billy
1997
The Fifth Element
David
1997
Silent Witness
Francis Mynall
1996
Faith in the Future
1995
Loved Up
Danny
1995
The Young Poisoner's Handbook
Berridge
1995
Chandler & Co
Adam Purlow
1994
The Punk
1993
A Touch of Frost
Alan Teal
1992
Trust Me
Danny
1992
Between the Lines
1992
London Kills Me
Kid in Lift
1991
A Small Dance
Chas
1991
Let Him Have It
Second Boy in School
1991
All Good Things
Jake
1991
Drop the Dead Donkey
1990
The Upper Hand
Al
1990
The Chief
Chas Sewell
1990
Words of Love
Ivor
1989
Press Gang
Danny McColl
1989
The Gemini Factor
Lee
1987
Casualty
Eric Newcombe
1986
Screen Two
Ivor
1985
The Chelsea Cowboy
Sir John Hodge