Dominic Lawson was born on December 17, 1956. He is known for Reputations (1979), The London Programme (1975) and All the Right Moves (2015). He has been married to Rosa Monckton since December 30, 1991. They have two children. He was previously married to Jane Fiona Whytehead.
Dominic Leclerc is known for Switch (2012), Protect Me from What I Want (2009) and Emmerdale Farm (1972).
Dominic Lee is known for Between Bullets (2013), The Comment Show (2013) and Troopers (2019).
Dominic Leeder is an actor and producer, known for Persona (2011), Blonde (2022) and Killing Diaz (2018).
Dominic Liriano is an actor, known for Paterson (2016).
Dominic got his start as an Antique Hamburger Restorationist, which is how he met his arch-rival and long-time collaborator, Rob Adams. Together they would trek across the country, drinking coffee and making the cult classic Crapsack Wonderland. Later, they would just sit in a room -or a series of rooms- and drink coffee and make more Crapsack Wonderlands.
Dominic Lydon is an actor, known for The Almighty Johnsons (2011).
Dominic López is a director and cinematographer, known for Little Jar, Crossroads (2017) and Assisting Navarro (2020).
Dominic MacHale is an actor, known for The Young Offenders (2018), The School (2017) and The Young Offenders (2016).
Mafham trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and began his career at the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he spent four years working with directors such as Peter Hall, Danny Boyle, Roger Michell and Max Stafford-Clark. On television he played Mortimer Lightwood in the BBC's celebrated 'Our Mutual Friend'; Nigel Hawthorn's emotionally scarred son in the multi award winning 'The Fragile Heart'; the dissolute, dark and charming Simon Kingdom, Stephen Fry's errant brother in the hit ITV series 'Kingdom' and the dangerous, ruthless and womanizing Dan Woodhouse in the multi award winning prime time series 'The Clinic'. In films, Mafham is to be seen playing leading roles in Universal Picture's 'Dragonheart 3' with Ben Kingsley; the Norwegian film 'The Heart of Lightness' based on Ibsen's 'Lady from the Sea'; and Sony Picture's 'Sniper 5, Legacy' with Tom Berenger.