帕特里克·巴拉迪

Patrick Baladi was born to an English mother and a Syrian father, a doctor who was once the gynaecologist to the wife of Colonel Gadaffi. He was educated in Libya and at a Jesuit boarding school in Lancashire where his first taste of treading the boards was when he played Nancy in a (boys only) version of 'Oliver!' After drama school he joined the National Theatre where he acted alongside Martin Freeman, who would later be a co-star in the television comedy series 'The Office'. Following his success in 'The Office' he joined the usual suspects in cop dramas like 'A Touch of Frost' and the inevitable 'Midsomer Murders', where he got electrocuted in his car. More romantic roles came in 'Mistresses' and 'Consuming Passions', appearing nude in the latter as Olivia Colman seduced him in the shower. He is also a member of a rock band called Grow Up with actor Keith Allen. Married to actress/dancer Gemma Walker (b. 1982) he has a daughter Ava, born in March 2007. When Ava was born he impressed the midwife by assisting at the birth, thanks to his recollection of delivering a dummy baby in the drama series 'Bodies'.　　Educated at Stonyhurst College, where he was the first student to win the Charles Laughton prize for acting.　　Is a member of the band Grow Up, along with Keith Allen.　　Trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama.　　Father is a gynecologist and obstetrician from Libya, and his mother was a midwife.　　Daughter Ava, born on 3 March 2007.　　Has one sister, Rhia.　　His and wife Gemma's daughter, Ava, born 3 March 2007.