From the age of five, Catriona was trained as a ballerina, attending the Royal Ballet School in London. However, after suffering a foot injury as a young adult which prevented her from perusing her dream of being a professional dancer.

She made her acting debut in the French dama, Le Dernier Amant Romantique, and took to the stage in a British tour of Death Of A Salesman in 1975, after which she joined the Théâtre national de Nice. Four years later she was cast in her first eponymous role in Lady Oscar which was directed by Jacques Demy.

Her big break came when cast in Lucio Fulci’s Gates of Hell trilogy, City of the Living Dead, and subsequently The Beyond and The House By The Cemetery in 1981. 

Her subsequent film and TV work includes:

• Isaac (2023)
• You and Eye (2021)
• Mirage (2021) 
• Denard: Anatomy of an Antihero (2020)
• Redemption (2015) 
• Juliet (2014)
• Horsehead (2014) 
• The Love Punch (2013)   
• Chimères (2011)
• The Theatre Bizarre (2011)
• Employé du Mois (2011)
• A Good Year (2004)
• House of Voicesas Francard (1996)     
• Strangers (1995)
• The Hardy Boys (1993)
• Test of Memory (1991)
• Afraid of the Dark (1990)
• Counterstrike (1989)     
• The Hostage of Europe (1989)   
• The Hitchhiker (1988)
• Three Seats for the 26th (1988)
• Man Eater (1986)     
• Lytton’s Diary (1985)   
• Dempsey and Makepeace (1985)
• Sonntag (1984)     
• Mitch (1984)     
• The Last Days of Pompeii (1983)     
• Power Game (1983)     
• The Spice of Wickedness (1982)
• Squadron (1982)     
• Pleine Lune (1981)     

Bowington Management is a London based agency that specialises in personal representation of actors and creatives in the theatre, film and television industry. We look after a wide range of talent, with the individual career requirements of each artiste being the essence of our business.

Our award-winning clients have performed in most of the major theatres in the UK and in America on Broadway. On both the big and small screen, our clients have acted in numerous classics, and franchises such as Star Wars, James Bond, Indiana Jones, Doctor Who, Hammer Horror, Carry On films and Harry Potter. In addition to our established actors, we also represent a very select group of extremely talented, strong young actors, film and theatre directors.

Composer, Arranger & Lyricist

Composer/Arranger/Lyricist John Cameron spans genres from jazz, through folk, pop to classical and film to musicals. Over 50 Film and TV Movie scores include the Oscar-nominated A Touch of Class, the British classic Kes, The Ruling Class, Jack the Ripper, and the Emmy-nominated Path to 9/11. In the theatre John is best known for the original Orchestral Score for Les Miserables which won him Drama Desk (New York Critics) and National Broadway Theatre awards. Other theatre shows he has collaborated on include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Zorro the Musical (co-composed with the Gipsy Kings – Olivier Nomination.)

Recording artists he has worked with include Jose Carreras, Donovan, Hot Chocolate, Ella Fitzgerald, and Heatwave, and songwriting credits include Tap Turns on the Water & Brother for his own band, CCS, If I Thought You’d Ever Change Your Mind a hit for Cilla Black and Agnetha Faltskog, and Sweet Inspiration (Johnny Johnson & the Bandwagon). John’s concert works include the cantata Missa Celtica recorded with the English Chamber Orchestra and the choir of New College Oxford.

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On stage, Linda has appeared in everything from pantomime to the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Her TV credits, too, are vast and varied, from comedy to drama. They include the Lynda La Plante series, ‘Framed.’

The title role of Lynda Calvey, in the Lynda Calvey Story, (the woman who shot and killed both her husband and her lover).

The tragedy of the week, playing a mother whose baby is stranded on a burning bus, in London’s Burning.

About six different episodes of The Bill, playing different characters and five series of the Bafta nominated Harry and Cosh series, playing the mother of Harry.

She has worked with many great comics including Les Dawson, Hale and Pace, Ted Rogers, Sidney James, Michael Bentyne, Barry Cryer and Roy Hudd.

However, she is still fondly remembered from her regular comedy role of April in the BBC smash hit series, Hi-De-Hi.

Other comedy includes, On the Buses, Birds of a Feather, and two Carry On films.

She puts her great love of comedy down to being expelled from school and working as a stand-up comedian in working men’s clubs to earn a living and get an equity card. Shortly after, she was accepted for her first repertory season and her acting career began.

Her speciality, casting directors say, is crying on cue.

‘Every clown has a sadness in their heart,’ she says, ‘as well as the ability to make people laugh.’ I’m lucky, as an actress I can play both sides of them.

Linda is also the author of thirteen best- selling crime novels as well as a regular columnist for magazines.

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Malcolm Winter has worked in the entertainment business for the last 20 years. Working as producer and executive producer.

He has produced over 17 feature films television shows.

His most recent success is the 2023 Christmas film Christmas at the Holly Day Inn starring Colin Baker and Anita Dobson.

He attends all the major Film Festivals on a regular basis.

Malcolm is the co – founder of M and M Film Productions.

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Raza is an award-winning writer, director, and producer based in Leeds, England but
available to work anywhere. Holding a BA in Business and a MA In Screenwriting from York
University.

● A Visionary Producer and Filmmaker
● Raza has produced a diverse range of projects, from independent films to TV. He
has been involved in raising feature film finance, compiling budgets, scheduling,
overseeing: prep, production and post production, preparing deliverables, dealing
with sales agents and distributors. Advising on marketing. A veteran of 12 years
attending Cannes, Berlinale, AFM and other festivals.
● His films, including Easy Money, Checkmate, Not By The Book, Demon Stalker have
garnered international acclaim, earning prestigious awards such as the Jury Grand
Prize in Amiens, the Bronze Dragon in Krakow, and the Prix De la Salamander in
France.
● Line Producer/Production Supervisor/ Unit Manager: Involvement in any of these
roles Raza’s expertise ensures seamless and effective operations on set and in the
overall machinery of filmmaking. In countless projects like Jailbroken, My Home, Low
Punches, Dumb Decisions, Help Wanted, Holding On To Nothing, demonstrates his
commitment to maintaining high standards.
● 1st Assistant Director (1st AD):As a 1st AD, Raza orchestrates the intricate
collaboration of cast, crew, and logistics on set. He has lent his organisational skills
and creative vision to many notable productions, including Wilfred, the BFI film True
Colours, and the feature films Amara plus and Letters For Lost Lovers, and Misty,
● Creative Visionary: Whether directing, producing, line producing Raza consistently
delivers His comedy film Guns Thums & Movie Massala, the black comedies Licked
and Returns, and the award-winning Our Day showcase his versatility.

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George was born in Surrey, and is perhaps best known for playing student, Giovanni Capello, in the popular British sitcom Mind Your Language. In 1977, he was cast as Hoias in Franco Zeffirelli critically acclaimed Biblical epic, Jesus of Nazareth (1977) with Sir Lawrence Olivier, Sir Ralph Richardson, James Mason and Robert Powell.

His other television appearances include:

• Judge John Deed
• The Knock
• Paradise Heights
• Peak Practice
• The Bill
• Three Men In A Boat
• Wessex Tales
• Hart To Hart
• Strangers
• The Borgias
• William Tell
• New Scotland Yard
• Jason King
• Hadleigh
• Who Dun It

Films

• The Message (with Anthony Quinn)
• The Hunger (with Susan Sarandon, David Bowie and Willem Dafoe)
• Slipstream (with Mark Hamill and Bill Paxton and Ben Kingsley)
• Loves Kitchen

In recent years, George was a regular on the hugely successful television comedy show, The Omid Djilili Show, and starred in the feature film, Arifa – directed by Sadia Saeed.

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Guy was born in Manhattan, New York to an American father and British mother. When his family moved to the UK in 1952, and after completing his education at Wellington College public school, he studied drama at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. Latterly, he worked with several repertory companies in Coventry, Leicester, Oxford and at the Bristol Old Vic.

While he is probably best known for playing Lieutenant Hubert Gruber in the hit BBC comedy series, ‘Allo! ‘Allo!, one of his earliest roles on television was in the seminal World War II drama series, Secret Army which, paradoxically, was the inspiration for the David Croft classic. While ‘Allo, ‘Allo was to leave British TV screens in 1992, Guy would reprise the role of Gruber in 2007 – touring the UK with the stage version of the show, including its five-week run in London’s West End, and a stint at the Twelfth Night Theatre in Brisbane, Australia.

His other television credits include:

The Crown
Star Trek: Enterprise
Seinfeld
Babylon 5
Z Cars
Softly, Softly: Task Force
Doctor Who: ‘Genesis of the Daleks’
I, Claudius (with Derek Jacobi, John Hurt and Siân Phillips).
Are You Rang M’Lord?
Chucklevision
The Brittas Empire
Martial Law
Diagnosis: Murder (with Dick Van Dyke)
That’s My Bush!
Mr Sloan
Family Tree

In 1980, Guy played the legendary silent screen director, Max Sennett in the stage play, The Biograph Girl, at Phoenix Theatre in London (directed by Victor Spinetti); appeared in Cabaret at the world famous The Ritz, The Adventures of Pinocchio, and played Noël Coward in Noël and Gertie with Susan Gilmour at the Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage.

From 1992 until recently. Guy lived and worked in Los Angeles, where he gave voice to Man Ray – the villain of the SpongeBob SquarePants (Season 2) episode, ‘Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III’. He has also lent his voice to characters in the Star Wars video games: TIE Fighter (1994); Force Commander (2000); Galactic Battlegrounds (2001); and Jedi Knight II – Jedi Outcast (2002).

His film work includes:

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (Directed by Gore Verbinski – with Johnny Depp, Keira Knightly and Orlando Bloom)
Iron Clad (with Derek Jacobi, Brian Cox and James Purefoy)
The Lost Highway (Directed by David Lynch – with Bill Pullman and Patricia Arquette)
Return to the Secret Garden
Leprechaun 4

In recent years he has worked on numerous other film projects, including the shorts Same Old, Same Old, The Warning Signs, Two Minutes, The Reach, Cluedo and The Right Bus. 2023 has seen him shoot We’re Better Together, We Should Talk, What We Carry With Us, Perfect Day and Breaking Point.

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