Blake Ritson
Blake Ritson won a scholarship to St. Paul's School in London before attending Cambridge University and was soon appearing in the West End in the Tom Stoppard play 'Arcadia', for which he received excellent notices. In addition to acting - notable television roles have included 'Emma', 'Upstairs Downstairs' and 'Mansfield Park' with Billie Piper - he has also co-directed and co-written four prize-winning short films with his brother Dylan, another Cambridge graduate and ex-member of the Footlights company. He also plays musical instruments and was one of the backing band on the album 'Cowley Road' by fellow thespian - and 'Mansfield Park' co-star - Douglas Hodge.
God on Trial
(Idek)
Dead Man Running
(Jarvis)
Titus
(Mutius)
Breaking the Code
(Christopher Morcom)
Love Hate
(Rob)
Serena
(Lowenstein)
Mansfield Park
(Edmund Bertram)
Different for Girls
(Young Prentice)
The Cicerones
(Guide 1 'Foreign')
Me Without You
(Tim)
Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
(Gunther)
Hyde Park on Hudson
(Butler)
For Elsie
(Glenn Millberg)
Bricks
(William)
AKA
(Alexander Gryffoyn)
Breakthrough
(Toby)
RocknRolla
(Drowned Sloane)
Upstairs, Downstairs
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
(Graham Marshall)
The League of Gentlemen
Adventure Inc.
(Byron Haycroft)
Red Cap
Emma
(Mr. Elton)
Da Vinci's Demons
(Girolamo Riario)
Garrow's Law
(Charles Fox)
A Touch of Frost
(D.C. Robert Presley)
The Crown
(Andrew Gailey)
Casualty
(Daniel Tasker)
Krypton
(Brainiac)
The Crimson Petal and the White
The Count of Monte Cristo
(Danglars)
World Without End
(Edward III)
Interview with the Vampire
(Morgan Ward)
The Gilded Age
(Oscar van Rhijn)