Mark Heap
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- May 13, 1957
- Birthplace
- Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India
Mark Heap is an acclaimed British actor and comedian, best known for his portrayal of eccentric and neurotic characters in several iconic UK sitcoms. He is widely recognized for his roles as the bizarre neighbor Jim Bell in Friday Night Dinner and the arrogant Dr. Alan Statham in Green Wing.
Filmography
- Spine chillers 2003 S01E05 Goths
Spine chillers 2003 S01E05 Goths TBA
as Balfus
The Magic Faraway Tree 2026
as Mr Oom Boom Boom
Time Travel Is Dangerous! 2025
as The Regency Dandy
Your Christmas or Mine? 2022
as Johnson
The School for Good and Evil 2022
as Professor Manley
The House 2022
as Mr. Thomas (voice)
Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel 2021
as Self
The Lost Films of Bloody Nora 2019
as Dad
The Midnight Gang 2018
as Sir Quentin Strillers
Killer Weekend 2018
as Gerald
Murder on the Blackpool Express 2017
as Graham
Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes 2017
Actor
Maigret's Dead Man 2016
as 默尔斯医生
The Comedian's Guide to Survival 2016
as Pick up Driver
We're Doomed! The Dad's Army Story 2015
as Clive Dunn
The Last Post 2015
Actor
The World's End 2013
as Publican 7
All Stars 2013
as Simon Tarrington
The Sick Party 2012
as Norris
- Is This a Joke?
Is This a Joke? 2011
as Doctor
Holy Flying Circus 2011
as Andrew Thorogood
Lizzie and Sarah 2010
as Michael
Captain Eager and the Mark of Voth 2008
as Scrutty Baker
Stardust 2007
as Tertius
Hitler: The Comedy Years 2007
as (archive footage) (uncredited)
Green Wing Special 2007
as Alan Statham
Alpha Male 2006
as Darwin
Scoop 2006
as M.C.
Confetti 2006
as Registrar
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2005
as Man with Dog
Animal 2005
as Hugh Getner
- Out of time
Out of time 2004
as Charlie
Blake's Junction 7 2004
as Avon
The Calcium Kid 2004
as Sebastian Gore-Brown
Spaced: Skip to the End 2004
as Self
Doc Martin and the Legend of the Cloutie 2003
as Mitch
About a Boy 2002
as Math Teacher
Ant Muzak 2002
as In-Store Tannoy Voice
Doc Martin 2001
as Mitch
Hospital! 1997
as Dr. Ralph Crosby
Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis 1997
as Duncan
The Children's Royal Variety Performance 1993
as The 2 Marks, Writer
Martin Luther, Heretic 1983
as Medieval Player
Credits from TMDB.