Kenneth Collard is an actor known for roles in various film and television productions, including "Cuckoo," "House of the Dragon," and "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves."
Official site describing Kenneth Collard's work on BBC/Netflix's 'Cuckoo', among other productions like HBO's 'House of The Dragon' and Amazon Studios' 'A Working Man'.
Personalized video messages to fans, highlighting his role as Steve Chance from 'Cuckoo', leveraging his 'wacky energy and dry wit'.
Kenneth Collard hosts mudlarking adventures along the Thames River in London.
Mention of Kenneth Collard's role as Steve and business partnership with Dale on the cocktail bar/beach bar in the TV series 'Cuckoo'.
Kenneth Collard was born in Rinteln, West Germany. His career in acting began after studying at The Birmingham School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art. Early in his career, he secured roles in significant productions, including Lucasfilms’ “Indiana Jones Chronicles Attack of The Hawkmen,” which was filmed in Prague, and FineLines’ “Passion in The Desert,” which had filming locations in Jordan. These initial experiences provided a foundation for his subsequent work in both film and television.
Over the years, Collard has developed a diverse portfolio of acting roles. He is recognized for his long-standing character Steve in the TV series “Cuckoo,” appearing in 27 episodes between 2012 and 2019. His television work further expanded with roles such as Steg Steggson in the series “Zapped” (9 episodes, 2016) and his portrayal of Lord Forrest Frey in an episode of “House of the Dragon” (2024). He also played Doctor Dmitri Babich and Jim in two episodes of “Black Mirror” (2013-2023), showcasing his ability to adapt to varying dramatic and comedic roles in television.
In cinema, Collard has been part of notable films. He played Monsieur Pigot in “Albert Nobbs” (2011) and Prince Tverskoy in “Anna Karenina” (2012). More recently, he appeared as Din Caldwell in “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” (2023) and is set to appear as Mr. Boward in “A Working Man” (2025). These roles reflect his continued presence in both independent and mainstream film projects across different genres.
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