Al Hunter Ashton
Biography
Al Hunter Ashton (1957-2007) was a Birmingham born actor and screenwriter. As an actor, he performed mainly under the name Al Ashton (to ensure he appeared high up in any alphabetical credits) and wrote as Al Hunter Ashton. His most famous work was his script for Alan Clarke's seminal football hooliganism film, The Firm.
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Acting History
2008
Sisterhood as Reggie
2001Mr In-Between as Fat Dave
2001Murder in Mind as Tim Jolly
2001From Hell as Stonecutter
2000The Wedding Tackle as Taxi Driver
2000Gladiator as Rome Trainer #1
1999See How They Run as Insp. Greyson
1999Treasure Island as George Merry
1998EverAfter as Cargomaster
1997The Broker's Man
1995Backup
1995Rumble
1994Time After Time as Mr Eaton
1994White Goods as Chris
1993The Bullion Boys as Barnstable
1993Femme Fatale as First Cop
1993Chef as Police Sergeant
1991Alive and Kicking as Sgt. Tocknell
1991The Brittas Empire as Tanker Driver
1990The Widowmaker as Mr Wilding
1990The Chief as Don Mellis
1990Mr. Bean as Drill Instructor
1989Birds of a Feather as Vic McCarthy
1989Tales from the Crypt as Sgt. Cornwall
1989Surgical Spirit as Plumber
1988A Fish Called Wanda as Warder
1987Watching as Sam
1987Rockliffe's Babies as Rod
1987Inspector Morse as Detective
1986Casualty as Robert Palmer
1986Agent on Ice as Thug
1986Bread as Badger
1985Screen Two as First Cop
1984Arthur's Hallowed Ground as Billy
1982Remembrance as John
1981Bergerac as Detective Constable Dowsett
1964Crossroads