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Ewan Stewart (born October 8, 1957) is a Scottish and London-based actor.
Youth and early career
Stewart was born in Edinburgh, and is the son of the late famous Scottish entertainer Andy Stewart. Ewan's mother Sheila is still alive and lives in Arbroath, Scotland.
Stewart was educated at Edinburgh's Murchiston Boarding School from 1966 - 1974. He left Scotland to move to London in 1975 and started working in theatres as well as studying drama.
Ewan Stewart's first TV appearance was in an advertisement for Scottish "Bluebell" matches. His first major TV appearance was in 1979 in the TV remake of All Quiet on the Western Front, with Richard Thomas, and Ernest Borgnine.
Stewart is married and lives in Edinburgh with his wife, English actress Clare Byam-Shaw, and his two children, Thomas and Eleanor.
In 2005, Stewart was one of many European actors considered for the vacant role of James Bond for the 007 series. Eventually, Daniel Craig was selected to succeed Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, starting with the 2006 film Casino Royale.
Work
Film
- All Quiet on the Western Front (TV) (14 November 1979) - Detering (A simple German soldier in WW1)
- That Summer (1979) - Stu
- Rain on the Roof (1980) - Billy (A simple country boy who is seduced)
- Remembrance (1982) - Sean
- Who Dares Wins (1982) Rank Films - Terrorist (Kevin)
- Fluchpunkt Berlin (1983) - Jack
- Good and Bad at Games (1983) - Colenso
- Not Quite Jerusalem (1984) - Angus Ross (A kindly ex-British soldier tormented by his past)
- The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1988) - Henchman (Harris) Link 2
- Kafka (1991) - The Castle Attendant Link 2
- Rob Roy (1994) - Coll (Loyal friend of Rob Roy MacGreggor) Link 2
- Down Among the Big Boys (1993) - With Billy Connolly as a henchman
- Nervous Energy (1993) - Peter Reid
- Stella Does Tricks (1996) - McGuire (A sexually abusive father) Link 2
- Titanic (1997) - First Officer William Murdoch Link 2
- The Big Brass Ring (1999) - Kinzel (An ambitious mercinary, body guard)
- The Closer You Get (2000) - Pat (A philandering publican) Link 2 | Link 3
- Little Bird (2000) - Michael Hall (A middle aged man seeking to adopt)
- Conspiracy (2001) - Dr Georg Leibrandt (Nazi Bureaucrat)
- The Last Great Wilderness (2002) - Magnus - By David MacKenzie.
TV
- The Professionals (Episode Operation Susie) (1981) LWT - Rudiger Molner
- Barriers (1980)
- Ill Fares the Land (1981) BBC TV
- The Camerons (1980)
- Antony and Cleopatra (TV) (1982) BBC TV
- Distant Scream (1984)
- Paradise Postponed (1986) - Gary Kitson
- Boon (TV series) (Episode "The Big Game Hunt") (1986) - Vincent Black
- Fools and Horses (Episode "In Sickness and in Wealth") (1989) - Dr Robbie Meadows
- The Advocates (STV - Legal Drama) (1989) - Barrister Greg McDowell
- Spender (5 January 1993) Episode "The More Things Change"
- A Mugs Game (1996) BBC TV - Kenny Cowan
- Titanic - Breaking New Ground (1998) - 1st Officer William Murdoch
- Looking After Jo Jo BBC Scotland (1997) - Charlie McCann (A foxy, street wise crime boss)
- Heat of the Sun (1998) - John McAlister
- Touch and Go (Telemovie) (1998) - Rob Aldridge
- The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes (1999) - Professor Canning
- The Bill (Episode: "Treading Water") BBC TV (1999) - Steve Raines
- Nature Boy (Four part series) (2000) - Len
- Rebus (TV) (Episode "The Hanging Garden") (2000) - DI Jack Morton
- Rebus (TV) (Episode " Black and Blue") (2000) - DI Jack Morton
- Silent Witness (Episode "World Cruise") BBC TV (2001) - DS Chris Moorhouse
- Football (TV) (2001) - Dad
- Real Men - BBC (to be released late 2002 or early 2003) - Alistair JacKson
- The Key (TV) - (2003) - Joe
- P.O.W. (TV) - (2003) - Corporal John Stevens
- One Last Chance - (2003) - Fitz's Dad
- Witch Craze - (2003) - Bishop James Carmichael - Very heavy language and subject matter
Other Credited Television Roles
- Dream Baby
- Shadows on our Skin
- Soldiers Talking Cleanly
- MacKenzie
- The Quiet Days of Mrs Stafford
- Green Street Revisited
- A Woman Calling
- The Man From Dene
Theatre
- A Month in the Country (play) (1981) Olivier Theatre - Snobby Price
- Don Juan (7 April 1981) Cottlesloe Theatre - La Ramee (Don Juan's Servent)
- Flying Blind (1981) Royal Court Theatre
- Sergeant Musgraves Dance Major Barbara (1982) Lyttleton Theatre
- In the Blue Cottlesloe Theatre
- As I Lay Dying (1985) Cottlesloe Theatre - Vardarmin
- The Garden of England (14 Nov 1985) Cottlesloe Theatre
- Thyestes (June 1994) Manchester Green Room, and Royal Court Theatre - As Thyestes
- The Murderers (1985) Cottlesloe Theatre - Tommy
- A Midsummer Night's Dream - Scottish Opera
- The Orphans (1986) Comedy
- Lucy's Play (1986) Traverse Theatre Edinburgh
- Racing Demon (play) (1990) By Sir David Hare Link 2
- Road Royal Court Theatre
- Live Like Pigs (By John Arden) Royal Court Theatre
- Sacred Heart (play) (27 March 1999 - 24 April 1999) Royal Court (New Ambassadors Theatre) - Pat
- Our Late Night (20 October 1999 - 6 November 1999) The New Ambassadors Theatre - Lewis
- Green Field (play) (April - May 2002) The Traverse Theatre Company Edinburgh
- The Pillowman (February 2005) The National Theatre - An angry cop
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