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In the 2008 drama Housewife, 49, Samuel Roukin played Michael Hockey. He began his career in 2008 and is still working in the field. Roukin has completed filming for Jane Champion’s Bright Star. The film is based on the three-year love affair of 19th-century poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne.
Critics praised him when he first began his career in 2008. Samuel played Poppy’s love interest, who was played by Sally Hawkins. Mike Leigh directed the film Happy-Go-Lucky. It received numerous nominations and prizes throughout the world.
Aside from movies, Samuel appeared in a number of TV shows. In the ITV Two-part drama pilot DCI Banks, he played one half of a serial killer duo.
Roukin played a detective in the two-part drama Appropriate Adult, which addressed the aftermath of the capture of serial killers Fred West and Rosemary West. Roukin also played Bagot in another critically acclaimed film, Richard II, which depicted Shakespeare’s cultural Olympiad. Rupert Goold directed the film, which was produced by Sam Mendes.
BBC2 and NBC broadcasted the film. Fans became more aware of him in 2014 when he appeared in the AMC series Turn: Washington’s Spies, which is about American Revolutionary War spies.
He appeared in the popular play Seven Jewish Children: A Play for Gaza, and he has additional projects in the works.
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