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Ross Boatman
Ross Boatman (born 3 March 1964) is an English RADA-trained actor, professional poker player and a member of the poker-playing foursome known as the Hendon Mob.
==Acting==
Boatman was born in King's Cross, London. After completing his training at RADA, Boatman began his acting career in fringe theatre. He began working as a television actor in 1988, appearing in an episode of ''The Storyteller'' ("The Luck Child") and ''Dramarama'', before earning his best-known role as Fireman Kevin Medhurst in the long-running television series ''London's Burning''. Boatman portrayed Medhurst in over 100 episodes between 1988 and 1995, and again in 2000. His other television roles include ''A Touch of Frost'', three episodes of ''The Bill'' (in 2006 and 2 episodes in 2009), ''Murder in Mind'', ''Dream Team'', ITV1 2005 drama ''Planespotting''. He appeared in the award-winning West End play ''Dealer's Choice'' by Patrick Marber. Boatman starred in a Natwest bank television advertisement in 2015 playing a father who struggled with his utility bills.
On the big screen, Boatman has appeared in the gangster film ''Hard Men'' and as a rock star in the comedy ''Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis''. He famously turned down a role in ''Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'' as he had just completed filming ''Hard Men'' and feared being typecast. More recently, Boatman has appeared in alongside Clive Owen and Charlotte Rampling in the Mike Hodges film ''I'll Sleep When I'm Dead''.〔 Boatman has maintained he has a preference for acting rather than poker, although he finds poker easier to profit from.〔〔
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