Acting · 1957
Al Hunter Ashton
Born Jun 27, 1957·Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK·Died Apr 27, 2007 (49)
Al Hunter Ashton (1957-2007) was a Birmingham born actor and screenwriter. As an actor, he performed mainly under the name Al Ashton (to ensure he appeared high up in any alphabetical credits) and wrote as Al Hunter Ashton. His most famous work was his script for Alan Clarke's seminal football hooliganism film, The Firm.
Filmography
40 titles- 2008
IncendiaryMale Survivor5.4Movie - 2008
SisterhoodReggie4.5Movie - 2002
The Basil Brush ShowOrso7.3Show - 2001
From HellStonecutter6.7Movie - 2001
Murder in MindTim Jolly8.3Show - 2001
Mr In-BetweenFat Dave5.7Movie - 2000
GladiatorRome Trainer #18.2Movie - 2000
Urban GothicBill4.8Show - 2000
The Wedding TackleTaxi Driver10.0Movie - 1999
Treasure IslandGeorge Merry5.3Movie - 1999
See How They RunInsp. Greyson8.0Show - 1998
EverAfterCargomaster7.5Movie - 1997
The Broker's ManVinnie Stanley6.8Show - 1995
Backup6.0Show - 1995RumbleWartShow
- 1994Time After TimeMr Eaton7.0Show
- 1993
ChefPolice Sergeant7.6Show - 1993
Femme FataleFirst Cop8.0Movie - 1993
The Bullion BoysBarnstableMovie - 1991
The Brittas EmpireTanker Driver6.6Show - 1991
Secret HistorySoldier8.5Show - 1991Bloody SundaySoldierMovie
- 1991
Devices and DesiresDet Sgt Oliphant6.6Show - 1990
Mr. BeanDrill Instructor8.0Show - 1990
The ChiefDon Mellis7.0Show - 1990
The WidowmakerMr Wilding10.0Movie - 1989
Tales from the CryptSgt. Cornwall8.0Show - 1989
Birds of a FeatherVic McCarthy6.2Show - 1989
Surgical SpiritPlumber7.8Show - 1988
A Fish Called WandaWarder7.2Movie - 1987
Inspector MorseDetective7.9Show - 1987
WatchingSam8.2Show - 1987
Rockliffe's BabiesRod5.8Show - 1986
CasualtyRobert Palmer6.2Show - 1986
BreadBadger7.0Show - 1986
Agent on IceThug6.5Movie - 1985
Screen TwoFirst Cop7.1Show - 1984
Showdown at Spiggots StoreFrank5.0Movie - 1981
BergeracDetective Constable Dowsett7.0Show - 1964
Crossroads5.5Show