Dexter Fletcher

Dexter Fletcher (b. 1966) is a British actor and director, best known to American audiences as an ensemble regular on Band of Brothers and for directing the Elton John biopic Rocketman. 
Fletcher had a cameo appearance in Muppets Most Wanted, paired with Peter Serafinowicz as gulag guards before Constantine breaks out. The scene was left out of the theatrical release, but restored for the extended version on the Blu-ray edition.
Fletcher began as a child and juvenile actor, part of the supporting cast in Bugsy Malone (with Jodie Foster) and playing Gavroche in the 1978 version of Les Misérables (with Anthony Perkins). He was a regular as Spike on the TV series Press Gang (about teenagers running a newspaper) and one of the main characters in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (with Jason Flemyng) before playing Sgt. Johnny Martin on Band of Brothers. He moved into directing in 2011 with Wild Bill (which he co-wrote) and directed Taron Egerton in both Eddie the Eagle and Rocketman.
Fletcher's other film credits include The Elephant Man (with John Hurt), Kick-Ass (with Mark Strong), The Rachel Papers (top billed, with Michael Gambon), Topsy-Turvy (with Jim Broadbent), and Cockneys vs Zombies (with Honor Blackman).
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