Robert Guy Bathurst, born on February 22, 1957, stands as a distinguished English actor whose career spans across various mediums, from stage to television and film.

Bathurst’s early years were marked by a diverse upbringing, beginning in The Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana) and later moving to Ballybrack, Dublin, before settling in England.

His journey into the world of acting was propelled by a passion ignited during his formative years, eventually leading him to pursue his craft at esteemed institutions like Pembroke College, Cambridge, and the Cambridge Footlights.

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Father	Philip Bathurst
Mother	Gillian Bathurst
Brothers	Nicholas Bathurst
Sisters	Charlotte Bathurst
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Not Known
Marital Status	Married
Partner	Victoria Threlfall (m. 1985)
Sons	Not Known
Daughters	Oriel Bathurst, Honor Cecilia Bathurst, Matilda Bathurst, Clemency Bathurst

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• Following his academic pursuits, Bathurst transitioned into acting full-time, making his professional stage debut in 1983 in Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off.” This marked the beginning of a prolific career that saw him tread the boards of esteemed theaters like the Savoy Theatre and the National Theatre, where he honed his craft.

• Bathurst’s foray into television began in the 1980s, with appearances in comedies like “Blackadder” and “Red Dwarf.” However, it was his portrayal of Mark Taylor in the semi-autobiographical sitcom “Joking Apart” that garnered him critical acclaim and remains one of his favorite roles to date.

• The role that perhaps brought him widespread recognition was as the pompous management consultant David Marsden in the ITV comedy drama “Cold Feet,” which ran for several series from 1998 to 2003 and later returned for additional series in the 2010s.

• Beyond his television work, Bathurst has maintained a vibrant presence on stage, starring in productions ranging from Noël Coward plays like “Present Laughter” and “Blithe Spirit” to contemporary works like “Members Only” and “Whipping it Up.”

• His versatility as an actor is further evidenced by his appearances in television dramas like “The Pillars of the Earth,” “Downton Abbey,” and “Wild at Heart,” showcasing his ability to seamlessly transition between genres and roles.

• Bathurst’s commitment to his craft extends to radio, where he has lent his voice to various productions, including BBC Radio 4 sitcoms like “Hut 33” and adaptations of classic works.

• Alongside his professional endeavors, Bathurst has cherished his personal life, sharing a loving relationship with artist Victoria Threlfall, with whom he has four daughters. Their union stands as a testament to Bathurst’s ability to balance his thriving career with his familial responsibilities.

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