Acting · Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK · Born June 27, 1957
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.
Sisterhood
2008
as Reggie
TVThe Basil Brush Show
2002
as Orso
MovieMr In-Between
2001
as Fat Dave
TVMurder in Mind
2001
as Tim Jolly
MovieFrom Hell
2001
as Stonecutter
MovieThe Wedding Tackle
2000
as Taxi Driver
TVUrban Gothic
2000
as Bill
MovieGladiator
2000
as Rome Trainer #1
MovieTreasure Island
1999
as George Merry
TVSee How They Run
1999
as Insp. Greyson
MovieEverAfter
1998
as Cargomaster
TVThe Broker's Man
1997
as Vinnie Stanley
TVBackup
1995
Rumble
1995
as Wart
Time After Time
1994
as Mr Eaton
MovieWhite Goods
1994
as Chris
MovieThe Bullion Boys
1993
as Barnstable
MovieFemme Fatale
1993
as First Cop
TVChef
1993
as Police Sergeant
Bloody Sunday
1991
as Soldier
TVSecret History
1991
as Soldier
MovieAlive and Kicking
1991
as Sgt. Tocknell
TVDevices and Desires
1991
as Det Sgt Oliphant
TVThe Brittas Empire
1991
as Tanker Driver
MovieThe Widowmaker
1990
as Mr Wilding
TVThe Chief
1990
as Don Mellis
TVMr. Bean
1990
as Drill Instructor
TVBirds of a Feather
1989
as Vic McCarthy
TVTales from the Crypt
1989
as Sgt. Cornwall
TVSurgical Spirit
1989
as Plumber
MovieA Fish Called Wanda
1988
as Warder
TVWatching
1987
as Sam
TVRockliffe's Babies
1987
as Rod
TVInspector Morse
1987
as Detective
TVCasualty
1986
as Robert Palmer
MovieAgent on Ice
1986
as Thug
TVBread
1986
as Badger
TVScreen Two
1985
as First Cop
MovieArthur's Hallowed Ground
1984
as Billy
MovieShowdown at Spiggots Store
1984
as Frank
MovieRemembrance
1982
as John
TVBergerac
1981
as Detective Constable Dowsett
TVCrossroads
1964
