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Martin Jacobs
Acting
30 known credits
0.7 popularity score
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About Martin Jacobs
Martin Jacobs is a New Zealander actor who trained at the Webber Douglas Academy in London.
After leaving he worked extensively in theatre, film and television in the UK, Europe and the USA. He was a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for five years appearing in Shakespeare and premiering several new plays at The Other Place and Barbican theatres.
He moved to Australia in 1995 where he has worked in film, TV and theatre at the major companies. Married to an Australian production designer and educationalist Sarah Stollman.
After leaving he worked extensively in theatre, film and television in the UK, Europe and the USA. He was a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for five years appearing in Shakespeare and premiering several new plays at The Other Place and Barbican theatres.
He moved to Australia in 1995 where he has worked in film, TV and theatre at the major companies. Married to an Australian production designer and educationalist Sarah Stollman.
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Martin Jacobs across film and television
30credited titles
14movie credits
16TV credits
1979–2015screen career span
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