Mark Heap
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 13 May 1957 · Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India
Mark Heap is an acclaimed British actor and comedian, best known for his portrayal of eccentric and neurotic characters in several iconic UK sitcoms. He is widely recognized for his roles as the bizarre neighbor Jim Bell in Friday Night Dinner and the arrogant Dr. Alan Statham in Green Wing.
Known for
Acting 43
- 2026Spine chillers 2003 S01E05 Goths as Balfus
- 2026The Magic Faraway Tree as Mr Oom Boom Boom
- 2025Time Travel Is Dangerous! as The Regency Dandy
- 2022Your Christmas or Mine? as Johnson
- 2022The School for Good and Evil as Professor Manley
- 2022The House as Mr. Thomas (voice)
- 2021Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel as Self
- 2019The Lost Films of Bloody Nora as Dad
- 2018The Midnight Gang as Sir Quentin Strillers
- 2018Killer Weekend as Gerald
- 2017Murder on the Blackpool Express as Graham
- 2017Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes
- 2016Maigret's Dead Man as 默尔斯医生
- 2016The Comedian's Guide to Survival as Pick up Driver
- 2015We're Doomed! The Dad's Army Story as Clive Dunn
- 2015The Last Post
- 2013The World's End as Publican 7
- 2013All Stars as Simon Tarrington
- 2012The Sick Party as Norris
- 2011Is This a Joke? as Doctor
- 2011Holy Flying Circus as Andrew Thorogood
- 2010Lizzie and Sarah as Michael
- 2008Captain Eager and the Mark of Voth as Scrutty Baker
- 2007Stardust as Tertius
- 2007Hitler: The Comedy Years as (archive footage) (uncredited)
- 2007Green Wing Special as Alan Statham
- 2006Alpha Male as Darwin
- 2006Scoop as M.C.
- 2006Confetti as Registrar
- 2005Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as Man with Dog
- 2005Animal as Hugh Getner
- 2004Out of time as Charlie
- 2004Blake's Junction 7 as Avon
- 2004The Calcium Kid as Sebastian Gore-Brown
- 2004Spaced: Skip to the End as Self
- 2003Doc Martin and the Legend of the Cloutie as Mitch
- 2002About a Boy as Math Teacher
- 2002Ant Muzak as In-Store Tannoy Voice
- 2001Doc Martin as Mitch
- 1997Hospital! as Dr. Ralph Crosby
- 1997Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis as Duncan
- 1993The Children's Royal Variety Performance as The 2 Marks
- 1983Martin Luther, Heretic as Medieval Player
Writing 1
- 1993The Children's Royal Variety Performance · writer