Biography

Tim Downie

Posted on Apr 21, 2021, Modified : Jul 14, 2021 prashar

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Tim Downie is a writer and actor from England. He is popular for his performance in the TV series “Upstart Crown,” “Toast of London,” and “Outlander.”

Tim has also been part of the movies like “The King’s Speech” and “Paddington.”

Quick Info
Full Name	Tim Downie
Date of Birth	14th July 1977.
Birth Place	Hitchin, United Kingdom.
Parent(s)	Unknown
Occupation	Writer and Actor
Relationship Status	Single
Age	43 years
Weight	Unknown
Height	5' 10"
Nationality	British
Zodiac	Cancer
Ethnicity	White
Net Worth	$1.5 million

Where was Tim born and raised?

The birthplace of Tim Downie is Hitchin, United Kingdom. He came into the world on 14th July 1977. His current age is 43 years old. Unfortunately, there are not many details of his parents, childhood, and sibling is clear.

The nationality of Tim is English. His zodiac sign is Cancer.

Education

The academic details Tim are not available. However, Tim Downie’s professional life seems to have dominated his other aspects of life. He has received his training from the “Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.”

How did Downie start his Career?

The professional career Tim Downie started with the TV series “The Bill” in 1994. Then, Tim Downie appeared in the TV series “Conjugal Rites” in a guest role.

After two years, Tim was part of the situational comedy “Out of Tune.” He shared the screen along with Jane Donson and James Corden. After that, Tim was part of the game show “To Me… To You…” He portrayed the role of Sam Smallwood in the soap opera “Hollyoaks” in 1998.

Tim was also part of the series “Judge John Deed” in 2001, portraying “Constable Hoskins” in the series. The first movie of Tim is “Dead Man’s Dream” in 2002.

Television Shows

Downie was part of the series “Doctors” in 2002. He portrayed the role of Alex North in the series. Tim appeared in the TV series “Keen Eddie” in 2004.

The same year, he was part of the crime fiction “New Tricks.” The story of the series moves around the “Metropolitan Police Service” of London; “Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad” (UCOS). Again, this showed his acting skills.

He also became part of the drama series “M.I. High” in 2008. The same year he was part of the situational comedy “The Legend of Dick and Dom.” The name of the episode was “The Tears of Fury.”

Similarly, Tim appeared in the television series “Micro Men” in 2009. The story of the series moves around the comedy life of Chris Curry and Sir Clive Sinclair. Tim Downie shared the screen along with Alexander Armstrong and Martin Freeman. In addition, Tim was part of a commercial campaign.

He shared the screen along with Sam Heughan between 2010 and 2011. Tim portrayed the role of “Yates” in early 2011. He shared the screen along with David Jason. It was in the series “The Royal Bodyguard.” The story of the series moves around the misadventures of a clumsy officer After he is appointed the bodyguard of a Queen.

Likewise, he was part of the comedy series “This Is Jinsy” in 2011. He was part of several series in 2012. “The Cricklewood Greats,” “Little Crackers,” “Toast of London” alongside Jude Law and Daisy Ridley, and “Peep Show” were a few of the series. Tim appeared in a guest appearance in the series “Miranda” in 2013. He was also part of the situational comedy “Heading Out.”

Tim also appeared in “Skins” and situational comedy “Father Figure.” He also appeared in a cameo role in the series “Hoff the Record” in 2015. The story of the series was based on the life of actor David Hasselhoff. Tim was also part of the mini-series “Jekyll and Hyde.” He also appeared in the sci-fi series “Tripped.”

Tim Downie was part of the situational comedy “Plebs” in 2016. Tim also appeared in the television movie “Young Hyacinth” and situational comedy “Keeping Up Appearances.” Tim portrayed the role of Christopher (Kit) Marlowe in the situational comedy “Upstart Crow.” He was part of the series “Count Arthur Strong” in 2017. He shared the screen along with Steve Delaney.

The same year, he was part of the situational comedy “I Live with Models.” In addition, he portrayed the role of Governor William Tyron in the TV series “Outlander” in 2018.

Tim was also part of the TV series based on “Outlander.” He was also the executive producer of “The Jewish Enquirer” at the beginning of 2020. Tim was also part of the series “Housebound” that focused on life during “COVID-19 Lockdown.” It was released on YouTube.

Movies

He was also part of several short movies. “Kay,” “Homicide Division B,” and “A Great Mistake” were some of his short movies between 2004 and 2010. In addition, Tim was part of the movie “Les Miserables” in 2012, “Paddington” in 2014, “6 Days” in 2017, “The Mercy” in 2018, and “Horrible Histories: The Movie-Rotten Romans” in 2019.

Tim has also been part of the theatre. His first play was “Charlie and Henry” at “New End Theatre” in 2007. He portrayed the role of Heather Simpkin in the play “Fat Christ” in 2008. It was performed at “King’s Head Theatre.” His latest play was “Matchbox Theatre” in the role of Various in 2015.

He has also written plays like “The Dead Moon” in 2008, “The Curse of Elizabeth Faulkner” & “The Revenge of Anubis” in 2009, and “A Portrait of Maureen Flange” & “The Story Project 2- Love, Lies and London” in 2010.

Relationship Status

Tim has kept his personal life to himself. There is no news or rumor about his girlfriend or wife available. He is still single.

Body Measurement

He has an attractive height of 5 feet 10 inches. Unfortunately, there are not many details of his body measurements, including his weight, available. Tim Downie’s ethnicity is not clear.

Social Media

Tim Downie is active on social media platforms. He goes with the name “timdownie1” on Instagram along with 24.6K followers. His Twitter account is “Tim Downie.” It has 23.9K followers. Both these accounts are verified. He is not active on Facebook. There are few posts regarding Tim on Reddit.