David "Dave" Hill is a British actor. He was born in Skipton, West Riding of Yorkshire. He attended Ermysted's Grammar School for boys in Skipton and started his career with the Ken Campbell Roadshow alongside the likes of Bob Hoskins and Jane Wood, who he subsequently married. He has appeared in The Full Monty as well as many other films and TV series, including regular roles in City Central and EastEnders.

Filmography

• The Responder — Billy
• All Creatures Great & Small — Bert Chapman
• Mister Winner — Graham
• Mrs Wilson — Landlord
• 2016Porridge — Joe Lotterby
• Vera — Larry Crowe
• Skins — Dewi
• Simon Schama's Power of Art — Saint Matthew
• 2004In Denial of Murder — Norman Taylor
• The Worst Week of My Life — Neville
• The Afternoon Play — Ted Roberts
• The Royal — Joey Dudlow
• 2002Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time — Nessican
• Foyle's War — Jack Fenner
• 2002Occasional, Strong — Edwin
• Bob & Rose — Trevor Gadds
• Linda Green — Frank Green
• 2001The Gentleman Thief — Frank Banning
• 20007 Days to Live — Dr. Brown
• Take a Girl Like You — Mr Bunn
• 2000There's Only One Jimmy Grimble — United Scout
• Bad Girls — Ron
• 1999Prometheus — Miner
• 1998Swept from the Sea — Jack Vincent
• Midsomer Murders — Clive Cruickshank
• 1997The Full Monty — Alan
• 1996Black Eyes — Security Guard
• 1996Circles of Deceit: Sleeping Dogs — Andy
• Dalziel and Pascoe — Arnie Bancroft
• 1996Hillsborough — Additional Cast
• 1996When Saturday Comes — Fred
• 1995Circles of Deceit: Dark Secret — Andy
• Game On — Ron Grimshawe
• 1994Paradise — Joseph
• Pie in the Sky — Brian Perkins
• 1994Sin Bin — John Dunn
• Stages — Joseph
• Chef — Cyril Bryson
• Cracker — Mr Franklin
• Frank Stubbs Promotes — Baker
• Harry — Wally Hunt
• Peak Practice — Phil Cullam
• Heartbeat — Eric Bradshaw
• Highlander: The Series — Rowan Mitchell
• In Suspicious Circumstances — CI Donaldson
• 1989Death of a Son — DI Sid Roscoe
• 1989First and Last — Hill Farmer
• French Fields — Mr. Ormerod
• 1989In Fading Light — Alfie Olsen
• 1989Seven Minutes — Precinct Chief
• 1988The Most Dangerous Man in the World — Ahmet
• 1988The Nature of the Beast — Oggy
• 1988The Raggedy Rawney — Lamb
• 1987T. Dan Smith: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Utopia — Jack Cross
• The Ruth Rendell Mysteries — Det. Chief Constable Freeborn, Dep. Chief Constable Freeborn
• 1986Car Trouble — Bill
• 1986The Fools on the Hill — Mr Bliss
• Screen Two — John Dunn
• 1985The Moon Over Soho — Taxi driver
• The Mysteries — Third Soldier / Joseph
• 1985Turtle Diary — Taxi Driver (uncredited)
• 1984The Dress — Mark
• 1983Busted — Det. Naylor
• 1983Invitation to the Wedding
• The Gathering Seed — Dennis Kilbride
• 1982A Sudden Wrench — Terry
• American Playhouse — James Tuck
• 1982Britannia Hospital — Jeff
• 1982Crimes — Smith
• Play for Tomorrow — Smith
• 1982Remembrance — Paul
• 1982The Draughtsman's Contract — Herbert
• 1982The Hunchback of Notre Dame — Coppenhole
• Bergerac — Kendrick
• 1981Sons and Lovers — Mr Limb
• Oppenheimer — James Tuck
• 1979Cries from a Watchtower — Jehovah's Witness
• All Creatures Great and Small — Bert Longshaw
• Going Straight — Arthur Boyle
• 1978Les Misérables — Chenildieu
• Pickersgill People — Donald Diggle
• Send in the Girls — Mr Bingley
• For the Love of Albert
• 1977The Duellists — Cuirassier
• 1976A Martyr to the System — Elgin
• Bill Brand — Eddie Brand
• 1976Enemy — Commuter
• 1976The Moon Over the Alley — Club Doorman
• The Sweeney — Shaylor
• 1975Through the Night — Joe Potts
• Playhouse — Elgin
• 1973Shut Down — Maurice
• 1973Steps Back — Gerry Broadbent
• 1972A Day Out — Eric Gibson
• Emmerdale — Tom Merrick
• Man of Straw — Napoleon Fischer
• Play for Today — Jehovah's Witness, Gerry Broadbent, Maurice, Terry
• The Main Chance — George Duncan
• Tom Grattan's War — Harry Townsend
• BBC Play of the Month — Fyodor
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Crunch
• Armchair Theatre — Paul Ford

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1976The Story of Pantomime — Self