
Robert Jezek
Born April 6, 1955 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (age 71)
Robert Jezek (born April 6, 1955) is a Canadian stage, film and television actor based in the United Kingdom.
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In 1989, Jezek appeared as Sergeant Zbrigniev in the Doctor Who television serial Battlefield.
He is known for playing companion Frobisher in a range of Doctor Who audio dramas produced by Big Finish Productions and based on the BBC television series Doctor Who. In 2002, he guest-starred in Sarah Jane Smith: Ghost Town, an audio drama produced by the same company. He also lent his voice to the videogame The Getaway: Black Monday in 2004.
He has also had minor roles in films including playing a Rescue 1 technician in Event Horizon (1997) a police officer in Casino Royale (2006) and the Polish neighbour in Last Chance Harvey (2008). He has also appeared in a number of short films.
In April 2011, he appeared in British soap opera EastEnders, as the Polish father of a girl who was bullying Ben Mitchell (then Charlie Jones). He meets with Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) and Shirley Carter (Linda Henry) to discuss Tasha bullying Ben, and he agrees to talk to her. Ben since told Zsa Zsa Carter that Tasha is giving him no more problems.
He has also had guest appearances in British television dramas Shameless, The Bill and Holby City.
Jezek played the title role in the world theatre premier of Hayton on Homicide (2009) and is currently appearing in the West End in The Bodyguard.
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Acted in 21
The House That Jack Built2018
LearningAngel of Decay2016
Walking with the Enemy2014
Last Chance Harvey2008
LearningStreets of Rio2008
LearningThe Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey2007
Casino Royale2006
LearningNuremberg: Goering's Last Stand2006
National Treasure2004
LearningNora's Hair Salon2004
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers2002
The 51st State2001
Event Horizon1997
Death Machine1995
LearningA Haunting Harmony1993
LearningProject: Shadowchaser1992
LearningDecalogue III1989
LearningSolo Sunny1980
The Godfather1972
The Best Years of Our Lives1946
LearningLord Edgware Dies1934