Andrew Hall
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Death | 5 years ago |
| Date of birth | January 19,1954 |
| Zodiac sign | Capricorn |
| Born | Manchester |
| United Kingdom | |
| Test debut (cap 284) | 8 March 2002 |
| Australia | |
| Bowling | fast medium |
| Last ODI | 1 July 2007 |
| India | |
| Batting | Right handed |
| ODI debut (cap 54) | 27 January 1999 |
| West Indies | |
| Movies/Shows | Stormhouse |
| Riders | |
| Butterflies | |
| Bowl | Right arm fast medium |
| Bat | Right handed |
| Last test | 26 January 2007 v Pakistan |
| Last odi | 2007-07-01 00:00:00 |
| Last t20i | 24 February 2006 v Australia |
| Odi debut cap 54 | 27 January 1999 v West Indies |
| Nation side | South Africa (1999–2007) |
| Died | United Kingdom |
| Date of died | May 20,2019 |
| Spouse | Abigail Sharp |
| Children | Josh Hall |
| Parents | James Hall |
| Mabel Jones | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 551038 |
Andrew Hall Life story
Andrew Hall was an English actor and theatre director. He came to national prominence at the beginning of his career playing the support role of Russell Parkinson in Carla Lane's BBC situation comedy Butterflies.
Stephen Tompkinson trial: Actor 'convincing at telling a story'
... Newcastle Crown Court heard the DCI Banks star came out of his house wearing pyjamas and a dressing gown after seeing Mr Poole and his friend Andrew Hall drinking at the bottom of his driveway at 05:30 BST...
Stephen Tompkinson trial: Actor denies punching drunk man
... Giving evidence as the defence opened its case, the actor said he called the police after seeing Mr Poole and Andrew Hall drunk in the street outside his house at about 05:30 BST...
Stephen Tompkinson trial: Friend says he heard 'hit of flesh'
... Andrew Hall said he had been walking behind his friend Karl Poole when he saw him and Mr Tompkinson, 57, rowing...
Salisbury train crash: 'Low adhesion' is most likely cause
... Andrew Hall, from the Rail Accident Investigation Branch, said the South Western train was " required to stop" but " it did not stop"...
Coronavirus: Zoos and safari parks to open from 15 June - PM
... Andrew Hall, a spokesperson for Biaza - British and Irish Association for Zoos and aquariums - said he was very pleased with the announcement, but the sector is not out of the woods has been added ...
Stephen Tompkinson trial: Actor denies punching drunk man
By Alison FreemanBBC News
Actor Stephen Tompkinson has told his trial punching a drunk Man Outside his home would have been " career suicide".
The Actor also said he would have broken his fingers if he had struck Karl Poole, in Whitley Bay , in May 2021, because he had been holding his phone at The Time .
The 57-year-old, of Whitley Bay , denies grievous Bodily Harm .
He told Newcastle Crown Court Mr Poole and his friend had been the " definition of drunk and disorderly".
Mr Poole sustained a double fracture of The Skull when he fell and hit his head on the ground during the altercation outside Mr Tompkinson's home.
The Dci Banks and Ballykissangel star denies The Charge , claiming he did not punch Mr Poole but pushed him away in self-defence.
He Said he could not have thrown a punch because he was holding his phone, and he would have hurt himself.
Giving evidence as the defence opened its case, The Actor said he called The Police after seeing Mr Poole and Andrew Hall drunk in The Street outside his house at about 05:30 BST.
He described them repeatedly falling and sipping from a bottle of Jägermeister.
He Said he took The Bottle from them as he was concerned they would drop it and it would smash.
Mr Tompkinson said: " They seemed to be the very definition of drunk and disorderly.
" They were making a lot of noise and they could barely stand. I thought it was in their best interests as well to get them assisted home at least. "
He Said when he approached The Men and told them he had called The Police the atmosphere changed from " jovial to frightening" and that both men approached him.
At that point He Said he put his right hand out to stop Mr Poole and his flat palm connected with his face.
Mr Tompkinson said: " I didn't want to hurt him, I wanted to stop him, change his mind.
" It wasn't enough to knock a sober man off his feet. "
The Court heard Mr Poole did not have visible injuries on his face.
Mr Tompkinson said instead that he turned his shoulder to him.
He Said a neighbour's earlier evidence that he had raised a fist at one point earlier in The Encounter , then thought better of it, was in fact him showing the two men his phone to prove he had called The Police .
The Actor was asked if he had punched or assaulted Mr Poole, to which He Said no.
'Terrible thing'When asked if he accepted some responsibility for Mr Poole's head injury, Mr Tompkinson said yes, he did.
Nicholas Lumley KC asked Mr Tompkinson: " Standing there now, how do you feel About That head injury? "
Mr Tompkinson replied: " That's The Reason We Are all here.
" It's a terrible thing to have happened to anyone. "
Mr Tompkinson told The Court he had not worked since he had been charged with GBH and that assaulting a member of The Public would be " career suicide".
The Trial continues.
Source of news: bbc.com
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