Tim Treloar

Biography

Born and raised in Bridgend, Tim Treloar worked in the Civil Service for nearly a decade before training for 3 years at The London Academy Of Music And Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He is now well known as an accomplished and versatile actor. Tim has performed on Broadway, at The Royal Shakespeare Company, Brooklyn Academy Of Music and Royal National Theatre. He is a veteran of stage, screen and audio, working as far afield as the Caribbean, Sydney, New York and LA. Tim has played the audio Third Doctor Who to critical acclaim for several years and is a winner of the BBC Carleton Hobbs Award. Tim has performed in Motion-Capture, narrated audiobooks and played an assassin for Norwegian TV. He has been a dialect coach for Robert Downey Jr and written an online comedy series which was featured in The British Comedy Guide.

Most Known For

Midsomer Murders

as Uniformed Police Officer

Call the Midwife

as Barney Brittall

Father Brown

as Father Emlyn Lewis

Foyle's War

as Bob Fraser

Casualty

as David Patterman

Grace

as Sean Stourton

Maleficent

as Farmer

A Touch of Frost

as Gerald Harris

Dolittle

as Humphrey the Whale (voice)

Crossing Lines

as Figure

Why Didn't They Ask Evans?

as Arthur Crowe

Back to Black

as CID Officer

Wolf

as The Walking Man

Birdsong

as Firebrace

Doctor Faustus

as Mephistopheles

Blitz

as Policeman at Hamleys

Mine All Mine

as Cliff Finch

Macbeth

as Ross

Framed

as PC Gary Evans

P is for Penis

as Perry