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Raki Dey plays Lydia

CHARACTER: LYDIA

Raki plays Lydia, an employee of the World Parliament who heads up the security division, in charge of finding terrorists and interrogating them or forcing them to accept the microchip. When she meets the family, she immediately separates them and tries to seduce (successfully) Matthew. Once she has successfully divided the family, she attempts to break Mary’s faith in God.

RAKI DEY

Raki Dey is an enthusiastic, hardworking and ambitious person. She has successfully worked in a theatrical production London Rocks (2012), 6 short films (2013), and is involved in the feature film The Singing Bird Will Come. 

Magnus Dugdale plays Skye

CHARACTER: SKYE

Skye, the second in command of all the UK Security Soldiers. During World War III, he served as a Navy Seal with Commander Franks. After the war, he was hospitalised due to psychological trauma. He now works with Commander Franks to pass on that training to the young Security Soldiers.

MAGNUS DUGDALE

Magnus Dugdale is an English/Norwegian actor who has been acting since a very young age.   He has been inspired over the years by different actors but one that has had a huge impact was Dustin Hoffman’s portrayal of an autistic man in the film ‘Rain Man’ and also Sir Anthony Hopkins performance in ‘Silence of the Lambs’. He took a lot of notes from that performance.

He has always gravitated towards something complex and often vicious characters. This has led him to play characters which have more substance.

Conor Mullen plays Thomas Corby

CHARACTER: THOMAS

Thomas, a 15 year old strong-willed teenager who hates looking after his younger brother. He wants adventure and gets it when he is separated from the family. He is treated like a terrorist and escapes from the enemy. He finds his was to the Eden Community and learns the power of prayer.

CONOR MULLEN

Conor is an 18 year old Scottish actor currently studying an HND in Acting And Performance at Langside College.

Yaseen Hussain plays Jack

CHARACTER: JACK

Jack, an employee of the FATHER and a Security Soldier in the Youth Military. He befriends Samuel and shows him the exciting role of a soldier and the importance of receiving the microchip

YASEEN HUSSAIN

Born and raised in London, Yaseen Hussain, born to a British born father and Pakistan born mother has always had a passion for acting. Yaseen has always had an active and very creative imagination and has used that creativity in working on his craft. He also enjoys sports, drama and film clubs as well as computers.

Lamin Tamba plays Amos

CHARACTER: AMOS

Amos, a passionate member of the Eden Community. He meets Thomas after the boy finds Eden. At first he is skeptical and judgmental, but over time gains trust and confidence in Thomas' friendship.

LAMIN TAMBA

Lamin is a British actor of African descent .Born and raised in rural Gambia, West Africa, with eight siblings. He moved to the United Kingdom to pursue his career and was soon spotted by a talent agent who was captivated by Lamin's unique striking features and engaging personality.   Often described as a Directors Dream due to his quick grasp of characters, creativity and fearlessness you really need to see him perform to feel his powerful presence. It is the same irresistible charm that attracted the attention of the agent who would later become pivotal in his career in acting. Lamin was always a film, art and fashion fanatic.   Marrying his love of art and creativity and an acting career was a match made in heaven. No sooner has he started auditioning than he started booking roles. It has been a meteoric rise ever since. He trained briefly at Stellar Adler Academy in Hollywood, CA, in November 2010, and in 2011 his star began to rise. Lamin later enrolled at the parttime award winning Identity School of Acting, London.   He has gone on from strength to strength with some of his films making it to the big screen. His rise may surprise some but not those who worked with him. His relentless energy and desire for perfection complimented by his array of skills makes him a joy to work with.   Lamin is on various film projects in the UK and overseas, with renown production houses. He often said he wants his work to be celebrated one day. His immediate priority is to ensure he delivers compelling moving pictures every time he is given the chance.

Frazer Hines plays Dr Sheppard

CHARACTER: DR SHEPPARD

Frazer Hines is playing the role of Doctor James Sheppard, a scientist in the field of cybergenetics research. He supports the process of microchip implantation and provides evidence of the functionality and necessity of this new technology.

FRAZER HINES

Frazer Hines came to prominence as a child actor, appearing in several films before he was fifteen, includingX The Unknown (1956) and Charlie Chaplin's A King in New York (1957). In 1957 he played Napoleon in the six part BBC serial Huntingtower and followed this with the role of Jan in the seven part BBC serial The Silver Sword (1957-8). Other credits as a child actor include Run to Earth (1958) and William Tell (1958). Other television roles in the sixties include the characters of Tim Birch in Emergency Ward 10 (19634), and Roger Wain in Coronation Street (1965).   His big break came when he was cast to play the part of Jamie McCrimmon in the BBC series Doctor Who, a companion of the second Doctor, played by Patrick Troughton. Frazer appeared in the series regularly from 1966 to 1969, earning himself a place in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest running companion of the Doctor. He returned to the show twice, as a cameo in the 30th anniversary show 'The Five Doctors' (1983), and alongside Patrick Troughton (second Doctor) and Colin Baker (sixth Doctor) in 'The Two Doctors' (1985).   In 1972, Frazer was cast in the soap opera Emmerdale Farm as Joe Sugden, a role he played regularly until 1994. Since leaving the show he has concentrated on a career in the theatre, appearing in many plays, and he currently believes he holds the record for the second most consecutive pantomime appearances - the record holder being Christopher Biggins with 38 appearances. His most recent theatre tour was in John A Penzotti's Five Blue Haired Ladies Sitting On A Green Park Bench (2011).   Frazer has continued his association with Doctor Who and has appeared in and narrated several of the audio adventures published by Big Finish. He has also provided audio commentaries for several of his stories when released on DVD, and has narrated some of the soundtrack releases put out by BBC Audio and AudioGO.   In 1996 Frazer released his autobiography, Films, Farms and Fillies, but at the time of publication, the publishers were in the process of being sold, and so his book only received a rather lack-lustre paperback release. In 2010 therefore, he released a reissued hardback edition of the book, retitled Hines Sight, which corrected many of the typographical and production errors of the first release. This edition was then released in paperback in 2011, and as an audio edition in 2012. In 2013 he released a photographic book of images from his life called Fifty Shades of Frazer. Both are available from his

Howy Bratherton plays Matthew Corby

CHARACTER: MATTHEW

Matthew, the husband of Mary and father of Thomas and Samuel. When the family is captured and they are separated, he gets tempted to take the microchip and through a series of circumstances loses his way. He gets distracted by Lydia, a beautiful woman who finally gets him to not only go against his beliefs but also to betray all those who trusted him. Will he ever find his salvation?

HOWY BRATHERTON

Howy discovered a taste for acting at the age of 18 before leaving school. Already on his way to The University of Central Lancashire in 2004 to study Law with English Literature, Howy changed his mind during his first year and completed his University life with a BA Hons in Drama with Literature in 2007.   Determined to take his acting to the next level, he started applying and auditioning for various Acting Schools in London, including the likes of RADA and LAMDA, but it was The International School of Screen Acting that really caught Howy's attention as it was an acting school dedicated to the medium of Film/TV acting.   In 2009, Howy graduated from the International School of Screen Acting with a diploma in Screen Acting, after a one year post-graduate course. Howy doesn't just enjoy acting for film and TV, he also enjoys dabbling the boards a little, and proved this by taking part in 2010's Camden Fringe Festival in a play called 'Fox Girl Five' written by Eddie Coleman and directed by Amber Holmes.   Howy was delighted to come on board with Laura J. and Ginnie Watson to be a part of 'I AM AN ACTOR', and to make his Actor/Writer/Director debut with Schizophrenia and Me and Me (2011). Due to his enjoyment of writing scripts, Howy has joined forces with his long time friend, Pedro Del Battenberg, to create pH films. Howy signed with Marlowes Agency in 2010. Howy plays a lead character, Teeth, in the new series, Safelight 19 (2012).