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( May 2012 ) Ralph Brown Brown on 26 March 2009 Ralph William John Brown ( 1957 - 06 - 18 ) 18 June 1957 ( age 61 ) Cambridge, England, UK Occupation Actor, writer Years active 1982 -- present Spouse ( s ) Jenny Jules ( 1992 -- present ) Ralph William John Brown ( born 18 June 1957 ) is an English actor and writer, known for playing Danny the drug dealer in Withnail and I, the security guard Aaron ( a.k.a. `` 85 '' ) in Alien 3, DJ Bob Silver in The Boat That Rocked, super-roadie Del Preston in Wayne 's World 2, the pilot Ric Olié in Star Wars : Episode I -- The Phantom Menace and Henry Clinton in Turn : Washington 's Spies. He won The Samuel Beckett Award for his first play Sanctuary written for Joint Stock Theatre Company in 1987, and the Raindance and Sapporo Film Festival awards for his first screenplay for the British film New Year 's Day in 2001. Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 2.1 Films 2.2 Television 2.3 Theatre 3 Writing 4 Personal life 5 Filmography 6 References 7 External links Early Life Brown was born in Cambridge, England, the son of Heather R. and John F.W. Brown. He lived in Portsmouth until the age of seven, then moved to East Sussex where he attended Lewes Priory School. He acquired a Bachelor of Law ( LL. B) in 1979 from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Career Films His film roles include Dil 's on - off boyfriend Dave in the Academy Award - winning film The Crying Game, Danny the drug dealer in Withnail & I, Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs in Buster, roadie Del Preston in Wayne 's World 2, teacher and rugby league player Phil in Up ' n ' Under, prison guard captain Mr Burton in Mean Machine, Sgt Major Harris in the Paul Schrader film Dominion : Prequel to the Exorcist, and CIA renegade Mr Collins alongside Wesley Snipes in The Contractor. In 1995, Brown appeared in Steven Spielberg 's slavery epic Amistad. In 2007, he filmed Caught in the Act, an independent British film. Brown starred as DJ Bob Silver in The Boat That Rocked ( 2009 ), written and directed by Richard Curtis ; Huge directed by Ben Miller ( 2009 ), The Kid ( 2010 ), directed by Nick Moran ; Mission : London, a Bulgarian comedy directed by Dimitar Mitoviski which premiered in Sofia on 13 April 2010, and Sus ( 2010 ), written by Barrie Keeffe and directed by Robert Heath. He worked on the film Killing Bono ( 2010 ) and shot the feature film Dark Tide ( 2010 ) in Cape Town, opposite Halle Berry. He filmed I, Anna ( 2011 ) with Gabriel Byrne and Charlotte Rampling, then went on to work on Tower Block ( 2012 ) in London, Jack the Giant Slayer ( 2013 ) directed by Bryan Singer, and Stoker ( 2013 ) in Nashville, directed by Park Chan - wook. In 2016 he shot Final Score in West Ham United 's recently abandoned Boleyn Ground with Dave Bautista, directed by Scott Mann. Television Among TV appearances, Brown appeared as PC Pete Muswell in The Bill from 1985 to 1986, appeared in Dennis Potter 's Karaoke in 1995, portrayed Prince John in the BBC 's adaptation of Sir Walter Scott 's Ivanhoe in 1997, appeared as John Geddes in the ITV post-apocalyptic drama serial The Last Train, appeared as the moustachioed policeman Wintersgill in the Channel 4 / Showtime series Cape Wrath, and did a memorable turn as shaven - headed gang - boss `` Miami Vice '' in the 2000 series Lock, Stock... The Series. In 2005, he appeared in Coronation Street as Barney, roadie to Status Quo, and with Julia Davis in the cult TV sitcom Nighty Night as perverted new - age sex therapist Jacques. In 2007, he appeared in the final two episodes of Life on Mars as Frank Morgan, an interim DCI in 1973 sequences, and Sam 's ( John Simm 's ) surgeon in 2006 sequences. Brown played Sarah Solemani 's Dad in Him & Her, which began airing in 2010 and continued through 2014 for BBC Three comedy, winning a BAFTA for the final series The Wedding. In 2012, he worked on Inspector George Gently with Martin Shaw, The Poison Tree for ITV, and The Mimic for C4. In 2013, he worked on the aborted Marvin Gaye film Sexual Healing directed by Julian Temple, and the ABC series The Assets in Vilnius, Lithuania. In 2014, he shot Babylon for C4 and Elementary for CBS, followed by TURN : Washington 's Spies for AMC, playing General Sir Henry Clinton leader of the redcoats. Brown returned for series 3 and 4 ( 2016 - 2017 ). He also played Johann Fennhoff a.k.a. Dr Faustus, in Agent Carter for Marvel, and guest lead on Blacklist. In 2015 Brown was in all ten episodes of Legends with Sean Bean, with whom he had worked on Extremely Dangerous in the early 90s. In 2016 - 7 he returned to Prague with showrunner Ken Biller to shoot Genius : Einstein for Nat Geo which was premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April 2017. 2017 also saw the final five episodes of ( AMC ) ) 's Turn in Richmond, Virginia. In June 2016, Brown played the role of Bob Clay in the BBC film Reg. In September 2017 Brown travelled to Guadeloupe for a guest lead in the BBCtv show Death In Paradise. In 2018, Brown was interviewed at length about his career, with particular focus on his time on The Bill, for an edition of The Bill Podcast Theatre Early years were in Moving Parts Theatre Company with Rachel Feldberg, Ruth Mackenzie, Anita Lewton, Saffron Myers. John Godber adapted A Clockwork Orange for Man In The Moon, King 's Road, then Brown appeared in West written & directed by Steven Berkoff at the Donmar for five months ( also shot for C4 ). Followed by Theatre Upstairs `` Panic '', Joint Stock `` Deadlines '', The RSC `` Earwig '' by Paula Milne, and The Everyman in Liverpool playing the title role in Macbeth. Retired from the stage shortly thereafter, and returned briefly 20 years later at The Bush Theatre to play guitar in punk play The Dysfunkshonalz by writer Mike Packer. Ralph Brown wrote the play Sanctuary for Joint Stock Theatre Company in 1987 which toured the UK and won the Samuel Beckett Award in 1987 for best first play. The No - Neck Monsters Theatre Company brought the playwright and actor to Washington, D.C. from London to adapt his 1987 Samuel Beckett award - winning new play Sanctuary. Re-written as a rap musical for the `` No Necks '', the show became a successful and controversial production capturing homelessness, runaways and crack hitting the streets of D.C. Scott Davenport Richards wrote the music for the rap musical and it was directed by Gwendolyn Wynne. The first rap musical in the region The Washington Post, NPR, American Theatre Magazine and McNeil / Lehrer Newshour amongst others reported on the production. The production was nominated for three Helen Hayes Awards : Outstanding Resident Musical, Outstanding Lead Actress ( Deidre L. Johnson ) in a Resident Musical, and Outstanding Sound Design. Performers featured were Teagle F. Bougere, Erik Todd Dellums, Paul G. Griffin, Deidra L. Johnson, Helen Patton and Barbara Robinson Writing Brown has written two plays, both rap musicals : Sanctuary for Joint Stock Theatre Company ( Samuel Beckett Award 1987 ), adapted for the stage in Washington D.C. as Sanctuary D.C. produced by No - Neck Monsters Theatre Company ( 3 nominations for Helen Hayes Award 1988 ). The 2nd play The House That Crack Built has never been produced. Brown wrote the screenplay for the film New Year 's Day directed by Suri Krishnamma in 1999, released in 2001 after screening at Sundance Film Festival and winning Raindance Film Festival award in 2001 and Sapporo Film Festival in the same year. Brown also wrote the screenplays for the abandoned films Red Light Runners, High Times and In God 's Footsteps. Brown writes a regular musical autobiographical blog under the nom - de-plume magicmenagerie entitled My Pop Life Personal Life Brown has been married to actress Jenny Jules since 1992. He is a member of a Brighton - based Beach Boys tribute band, the Brighton Beach Boys. Filmography Film and television Year Title Role Notes 1982 The Merry Wives of Windsor TV Film 1984 The Hit Second Man 1985 - 1986 The Bill P.C. Muswell TV 1986 London 's Burning : The Movie Second Policeman TV Film Withnail & I Danny Screenplay Insp. Drury TV Buster Ronnie Biggs Christabel Lange TV Film Scandal Paul Mann Rules of Engagement Mick Rendall TV Mini-Series Diamond Skulls also known as Dark Obsession Jack Mistress of Suspense TV 1991 4 Play Archie Heckle TV Impromptu Eugène Delacroix The Pope Must Die Doctor Van der Valk Inspector Rep TV Alien 3 Francis Aaron ( `` 85 '' ) The Crying Game Dave Ruth Rendell Mysteries Peter Mullin TV Undercover Blues Leamington Between the Lines D.A.C. John Convey TV Wayne 's World 2 Del Preston Do n't Get Me Started Larry Swift Requiem Apache Mick TV Film 1995 Devil 's Advocate Demagio TV Film A Touch of Frost Captain Carlisle TV Dalziel and Pascoe Sam Connon TV Karaoke Peter Beasley TV Cold Lazarus Peter Beasley TV The Place of the Dead Sgt Bob Mann TV Film Ivanhoe Prince John TV Mini-Series Jonathan Creek Roy Pilgrim TV Amistad Lieutenant Gedley 1998 Up ' n ' Under Phil A Respectable Trade Dr. Hadley TV Mini-Series 1999 Peak Practice Stephen Westwood TV The Last Train Jonathan Geddes TV Star Wars : Episode I -- The Phantom Menace Ric Olié Cleopatra Guevarius TV Mini-Series Extremely Dangerous Joe Connor TV 2000 Lexx Duke TV New Year 's Day Mr. Diamond Lock, Stock... Miami Vice TV NCS : Manhunt Ray du Barriatte TV Film The Grimleys Frankie Fate TV Waking the Dead Mike Coleman TV Last Run Simon Mean Machine Burton 2002 NCS : Manhunt Ray du Barriatte TV A Tribute to the Likely Lads Gary TV Film The Final Curtain Timothy ( Channel Controller ) 2003 The Agency Andrei Kachan TV I 'll Be There Digger Exorcist : The Beginning Sergeant Major Lawless Phil Howell TV Film 2005 Big Dippers Dave TV Film Dominion : Prequel to the Exorcist Sergeant Major Puritan Mickey Conway Stoned Gysin Nighty Night Jacques TV Spooks Paul Seymour TV Coronation Street Barney TV 2006 Cattle Drive Truesdale TV Eragon Psychic Twins Additional Scene Modern Toss TV 2007 Cold Blood Bob Massum TV Film Flood Mel 's Dad Life on Mars Frank Morgan TV Straightheads Jamie The Contractor Jeremy Collins Direct - to - Video Film Cape Wrath Wintersgill TV Nearly Famous Dominic Soloman TV 2008 Caught in the Act Joep 2009 The Boat That Rocked DJ Bob The Guards Sutton TV Film Mission London Detective Collway The Kid Gordon Peters Sus Karn Huge Copelia Hathaway Short 2010 -- 2013 Him & Her Nigel TV 2011 The Trigger Gamekeeper Short Killing Bono Leo Dark Tide Brady 2012 I, Anna George Stone Tower Block Neville 2013 Stoker Sheriff Howard Jack the Giant Slayer General Entin 2014 Elementary Tim Sherrington 2 episodes 2015 Agent Carter Dr. Fennhoff / Ivchenko 4 episodes The Blacklist Roger Hobbs `` The Longevity Initiative '' Legends Terrence Graves 10 episodes Hard Tide Gaz 2016 Reg Bob Clay TV Movie Genius : Einstein ( TV series ) Max Planck 6 episodes 2018 Death in Paradise ( TV series ) Charlie Blake S7E7 References ^ Jump up to : `` Ralph Brown Biography ( 1957 -- ) ''. filmreference.com. Jump up ^ `` BBC One : Reg ''. BBC Online. Retrieved 7 June 2016. Jump up ^ https://soundcloud.com/thebillpodcast/17-ralphbrown ^ Jump up to : Brown, Joe ( December 6, 1988 ). `` The Washington Post ''. `` Sanctuary : Worthy but Unresolved ''. Jump up ^ Greer, Ann ( January 1, 1989 ). `` American Theatre Magazine ''. `` Rap Musical About D.C 's Homeless, Ralph Brown 's Sanctuary crosses the Atlantic ''. Jump up ^ Brown, Joe ( March 22, 1989 ). `` The Washington Post ''. `` Arena Top Hayes Nominee, Local Theater Awards Contenders Announced ''. 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Question: who played del preston in wayne's world
Answer: Ralph William John Brown