Karl Howman

Karl Howman

72 · Born: Dec 13, 1952

Personal Details

BornDec 13, 1952 Woolwich, London, England, UK

Biography

Karl, a remarkably gifted actor, is destined to be most enduringly recognized for his captivating portrayal of the charismatic and mischievous "Jacko" in the uproariously entertaining comedy series "Brush Strokes" (1986). As a painter and decorator, Jacko embodied the quintessential "Jack the lad" persona, exuding a carefree and unapologetic air that captivated audiences. Throughout this immensely enjoyable series, Karl masterfully brought to life the character of a ladies' man, whose perpetual bachelor lifestyle was characterized by a steadfast refusal to consider settling down.

In addition to his memorable performance in "Brush Strokes", Karl has also had the opportunity to showcase his impressive range as an actor by starring in a variety of other notable productions. These include the critically acclaimed drama "Babes in the Wood" (1998),the action-packed thriller "Bad Boys" (1995),and the family-friendly adventure series "Mulberry" (1992). Furthermore, Karl has demonstrated his versatility by taking on guest roles in popular television programs such as the long-running police drama "The Bill" (1984).

Career

1992
Mulberry
Mulberry as Mulberry
1991
1984
Play for Today
Play for Today as Jerry Jackson
1983
Party Party
Party Party as Johnny Reeve
1980
Babylon
Babylon as Ronnie
Play for Today
Play for Today as Geoffrey
S.O.S. Titanic
S.O.S. Titanic as Fifth Officer Harold Lowe
1979
Doing Time
Doing Time as Urquhart
1978
Play for Today
Play for Today as 2nd Policeman
Get Some In!
Get Some In! as Jakey Smith
1976
Trauma
Trauma as Small Youth
1974
Stardust
Stardust as Stevie
Frankenstein: The True Story
Frankenstein: The True Story as William Frankenstein
1973
1972
The Canterbury Tales
The Canterbury Tales as 1st Homosexual Lover (uncredited)