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Arthur McBain

British actor and writer

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Arthur McBain was a British actor and writer.

Arthur McBain is a British screen actor and children's author. He played Alex Myer in ITV's The Trouble with Maggie Cole and Snowy Fleet, in the ABC television series Friday On My Mind. His debut children's book In The Dead Of The Night was published by Little Hare books in 2019.

Acting career McBain trained at the Oxford School of Drama, graduating in 2013. He began his professional career in the Royal Shakespeare Company and National Theatre of Scotland's production of Dunsinane by David Greig. In 2017, McBain played Gordon 'Snowy ' Fleet in ABC's television series Friday On My Mind, which tells the story of Australian rock band The Easybeats, before joining the cast of Rupert Goold's film Judy.

In 2019, McBain was cast as Alex Myer in ITV's The Trouble with Maggie Cole.

In October 2024, it was announced that McBain would be joining David Dawson and Ralph Little in a film adaptation of Antonis Samarakis' 1965 novel The Flaw.

Books Arthur McBain's first children's book, In The Dead Of The Night, Illustrated by Tom Knight, was released in 2019.

Theatre Year Title Role Company Director Notes 2011 Dunsinane George National Theatre of Scotland / Royal Shakespeare Company Roxana Silbert play by David Greig

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· Wikipedia: Arthur McBain

· Wikidata: Q106673495

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