James Nesbitt
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 59 |
Date of birth | January 15,1965 |
Zodiac sign | Capricorn |
Born | Ballymena |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 182 (cm) |
Spouse | Sonia Forbes-Adam |
Children | Peggy Nesbitt |
Mary Nesbitt | |
Peggy Nesbitt | |
Siblings | Kathryn Nesbitt |
Margaret Nesbitt | |
Andrea Nesbitt | |
Awards | British Independent Film Award for Best Actor |
National Television Award for Most Popular Comedy Performer | |
British Comedy Award for the Best TV Comedy Actor | |
Parents | May Nesbitt |
James Nesbitt | |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 419345 |
The Missing
Stan Lee's Lucky Man
Murphy's Law
Jekyll
The Secret
Bloody Sunday
Five Minutes of Heaven
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Waking Ned
Monroe
Match Point
Millions
Midnight Man
Lucky Break
Hear My Song
Welcome to Sarajevo
The Deep
The Canterbury Tales
Matching Jack
Go Now
Coriolanus
Cherrybomb
The Way
Women Talking Dirty
Resurrection Man
Wall of Silence
The Passion
Babylon
Wild About Harry
Occupation
The Most Fertile Man in Ireland
Passer By
Jude
James Nesbitt: Disasters That Changed Britain
All*Star Cup
The James Gang
Outcast
Blessed
James Nesbitt's Ireland
Gold
Drama Trails
Slashed
Quite Ugly One Morning
Babylon: Extras
Nesbitt & Lee: Two Lucky Men
Touching Evil 4
Tom Tractar
Jumpers
Cold Feet
The Hobbit
Bloodlands
Stay Close
Suspect
James Nesbitt Life story
William James Nesbitt OBE is an actor from Northern Ireland. From 1987, Nesbitt spent seven years performing in plays that varied from the musical Up on the Roof to the political drama Paddywack. He made his feature film debut playing talent agent Fintan O'Donnell in Hear My Song.
James Nesbitt: Graffiti in Portrush against actor treated as hate crime
Police are treating graffiti targeting actor James Nesbitt as a Hate Crime .
The graffiti, written on a wall on Bushmills Road in Portrush, County Londonderry , featured a message mentioning The Actor and had a crosshair painted next to it.
Politicians have condemned The Message and have described it as an attempt to intimidate and stifle debate.
It Comes weeks after Mr Nesbitt addressed a
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) politician Gregory Campbell said: " Jimmy Nesbitt is a local lad who has invested in his own community.
" Those painting threatening graffiti such as this should stop, " said the MP, in whose East Londonderry constituency the graffiti was daubed.
" Their actions are wrong and to be condemned.
" I fundamentally disagree with Mr Nesbitt's position on Northern Ireland 's future but he has every right to express his political views in whatever forum he wishes. "
'Absolutely disgraceful'Writing on Twitter, former Northern Ireland First Minister Dame Arlene Foster said: " I totally condemn this attack on James Nesbitt even though I fundamentally disagree with him. "
Caoimhe Archibald , a Sinn Féin assembly member for East Londonderry, said the graffiti was a " sinister effort to silence debate" and she called for those behind it to be Held Accountable .
The SDLP's Cara Hunter , who also represents the constituency, described the graffiti as " absolutely disgraceful".
" People are fully entitled to have their own beliefs without intimidation or threat, " she added.
Police believe the graffiti was written on The Wall sometime between 17:00 BST on Tuesday and 19:30 BST on Wednesday.
They want anyone with information about The Incident to contact them.
Source of news: bbc.com