Biography
Colin Mace is a British theatre, film and TV actor that has appeared in Call the Midwife, Foyles War and the acclaimed ITV drama The Lost Honour by Peter Morgan and directed by Roger Michell. He starred in the National Theatre’s One Man, Two Guvnors and has a leading role in the feature Dead in Tombstone, directed by Roel Reine. Theatre credits include War Horse, Crash, and The Odyssey. Other TV credits include The Thick of It, The Night Watch, Eastenders, Peep Show and The Project, directed by Peter Kosminsky for BBC.
Movies & TV Shows
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Last Night in Soho (2021) — Taxi Driver #1
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War of the Worlds (2019) — Chris
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Slow Horses (2022) — Kenny Muldoon
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Back to Black (2024) — Sales-Man
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The Diplomat (2023) — Shenk
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Peep Show (2003) — Motorist
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Cyrano (2021) — Handsome Landlord
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Call the Midwife (2012) — Arthur Watts
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FBI: International (2021) — Terry Garretson
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EastEnders (1985) — Doctor
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Dead in Tombstone (2013) — Judah Clark
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Admiral (2015) — Monck
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Military Wives (2020) — Brigadier Groves
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Father Brown (2013) — DCI Webb
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Thirteen (2016) — DSI Harold Winters
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Foyle's War (2002) — Supt. Alastair Johnstone
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Ploey: You Never Fly Alone (2018) — Deer/Raven (voice)
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Maigret (2016) — Inspector Lognon
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A Spy Among Friends (2022) — Commissionaire
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A Touch of Frost (1992) — Anderson
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The Gold (2023) — Tel
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The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies (2014) — Peter Stanley
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The Night Watch (2011) — Hughes
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Broken (2017) — Norman Collins
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Prime Suspect 1973 (2017) — DCS Metcalfe
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Drop the Dead Donkey (1990)
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Birds of a Feather (1989) — Prison Officer
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Savage Hunt (2025)
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Siblings (2014) — Terry
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Marriage (2022) — Nigel
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A Christmas Carol (2020) — Fezziwig / Merchant (voice)
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Cradle to Grave (2015) — Dickie
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I Want My Wife Back (2016) — Baz
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Bright Hair (1997) — Constable Maybury (uncredited)
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Shirley (2011) — Agent
- Porkpie (1995) — Colin Lumsden
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2000's Greatest Tragedies (2015) — Narrator (voice)
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The Chief (1990) — DI Gerry Garton
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World's Most Extreme (2014) — Narrator
- The Project (2002) — Trevor