Joe Duttine

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Joe Duttine
Born
Jonathan Duttine

(1970-06-30) 30 June 1970 (age 54)
Other namesJo Duttine
Occupation Actor
Years active1992–present
Spouse
(m. 2022)
[1]

Joe Duttine (born Jonathan Duttine; 30 June 1970), sometimes credited as Jo Duttine, is a British film, theatre and television actor from Halifax, England.

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He currently plays Tim Metcalfe in Coronation Street . He is also known for his role in Shameless as Cameron Donnelly, the father of Maxine.

He married Sally Carman in 2022. [2]

Early life

Duttine was born in Halifax. [3] His father, Geoffrey, is the brother of actor John Duttine, whose name prohibited his nephew ’Johnny’ using his real name and having to change it to ‘Joe’.

Joe moved to London and has attended the Drama Centre London from 1989–1992, where he studied Stanislavski's system of method acting alongside actors Craig Kelly and John Simm. [4]

Career

Duttine made his television debut in 1992 appearing in the television series Between the Lines. Duttine has appeared in over 25 television roles including the television series Pie in the Sky , as Steve Turner in 21 episodes, (19941995); opposite Martin Kemp in the series Serious and Organised, appearing as D.C. Tony Finn; appearing as Craig Tate in Blood Sweat, and Tears; Life on Mars , as Malcolm Cox in one episode (2006); and HolbyBlue , as Toby Wilson in one episode (2008). He played DS Carr in Coronation Street, and miner Colin Farr in "UnderWorld" episode of Dalziel and Pascoe . He has also made appearances in Waterloo Road as Andy Harker, and Shameless as Cameron Donnelly. In 2013 he reappeared in Coronation Street as Tim Metcalfe, the father of Faye Windass, and was cast as Rutter in the major BBC series The Village . He is also known for his collaborations with BAFTA award nominated actor John Simm, whom he met at drama school. They have appeared together in television shows such as Life on Mars, The Village and Scott and Bailey.

He has also appeared in several films such as the 2001 comedy-drama The Navigators, playing the role of Paul.

He also appeared as narrator of Channel 5 series On Benefits, a documentary series about people living on welfare.

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes1993 Ron Noakes in Lovejoy1994–1995 Pie in the Sky Steve Turner21 episodes
1996 Hillsborough PolicemanN/A
1996 My Night with Reg EricFilm
1997 Silent Witness CraigGuest role, (Series 2 Episode 3)

Episode: "Cease upon the Midnight"

1998 Dalziel and Pascoe Colin FarrEpisode: "Under World"
2001The NavigatorsPaulFilm
2003 The Inspector Lynley Mysteries Chris FaradayEpisode: "Playing for the Ashes"
2004 Silent Witness DCI Chris HollanderEpisode: "Nowhere Fast"
2006 Life on Mars Malcolm CoxEpisode 5
New TricksMatthew BentonEpisode: "Ice Cream Wars"
2009 Waterloo Road Andy HarkerGuest role; 1 episode (Series 4)
Inspector George Gently Patrick FullerEpisode: "Gently Through the Mill"
2010 Shameless Cameron Donnelly 2 episodes (Series 7)
Coronation Street D.S. Carr Recurring role, 23 episodes
Casualty Frank SimonsEpisode: "No Place Like Home"
Waterloo RoadJohn AdamsGuest role; 1 episode (Series 6)
2012 Scott & Bailey Michael Nash1 episode
The Syndicate Boss1 episode
CasualtySgt Gary Poulter2 episodes
2013–presentCoronation Street Tim Metcalfe Series regular
2013 Foyle's War Frank ShawEpisode: "The Eternity Ring"
The Village RutterMain role

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References

  1. Rowlands, Eve; Delaney, Zoe (15 July 2022). "Corrie co-stars Sally Carman and Joe Duttine finally wed in real life". WalesOnline. Retrieved 29 July 2022.
  2. Mirror.co.uk (4 May 2024). "Corrie star sparks amusement by mocking husband's soap scenes". The Mirror. Retrieved 6 August 2024.
  3. "Theatre school destroyed". Halifax Courier. 5 November 2001. Retrieved 8 January 2019.
  4. Staff writer (undated). "Former Students" Archived 12 April 2009 at the Wayback Machine (scroll to section on John Simm). Drama Centre London. Accessed 17 January 2010.