
William Ash, (born 13 January 1977) is a British TV and film actor. His appearances include Mad About Mambo, Lilies, Burn It, All the King's Men, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Doctor Who and more recently Hush and Waterloo Road. He began his career in the ITV series Where the Heart Is. His stage credits include the premiere production of How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found with Sheffield Theatres. In 2009, Ash played the leading role of "Zakes Abbott" in the British horror film HUSH. Ash also has minor roles in programmes such as Coronation Street and has completed voice-over work for TV advertisements. He also appeared in Heartbeat back in 1992 where he played a cheeky school boy for one episode. He is currently playing Deputy Headteacher 'Chris Mead' in Waterloo Road. On 12th April 2011, Ash played a young Yuri Gagarin in the BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play; Titatium, broadcast in honour of the 50th anniversary of the first manned flight into space.
He prefers to be known as "Will".
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The titles people know William from.
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The Bully Boysas WoodyDate to be announcedIMDb rating of each title on Cineora, by year.

as Paul · 1 episode
as Michael Wyatt · 8 episodes

as John Maslin · 10 episodes
as Jeff · 2 episodes
as Rob
as Mark · 1 episode
as Marvin Walters · 2 episodes
as Ian
as Leighton Thomas · 4 episodes
as Henry Appley · 5 episodes
as Boleslaw 'BB' Borowski · 14 episodes

as Howard Greenwood

as Ray Cooper · 6 episodes
as John · 1 episode
as Zakes Abbot
as Mark Tanner · 1 episode
as Serge

as Nazzer · 8 episodes

as Ed
as Chris Mead · 48 episodes
1 episode

as Rick
as Sgt. Ted Grimes
as Tim Buxton

as Sammy Fitch · 6 episodes

as Stephen Snow · 16 episodes

as Ralph · 6 episodes

as Tony
as Joe

as Darren Walsh · 26 episodes

24 episodes
as Jack Smith
as Kevin Eccles · 1 episode
as Jack Smith · 1 episode
as Caleb Miligan · 401 episodes
as Peter Hodgkins · 1 episode
as Spike · 1 episode
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