Stephen Tompkinson
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 59 |
Date of birth | October 15,1965 |
Zodiac sign | Libra |
Born | Stockton-on-Tees |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 189 (cm) |
Partner | Elaine Young |
Spouse | Nicci Taylor |
Job | Voice Actor |
Television producer | |
Current partner | Elaine Young |
Children | Daisy Ellen Tompkinson |
Siblings | John Tompkinson |
Parents | Brian Tompkinson |
Josephine Tompkinson | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 439215 |
Drop the Dead Donkey
The Split
In Deep
Trollied
Prime Suspect
Bob the Builder: A Christmas to Remember
Downwardly Mobile
Little Red Tractor
Torvill & Dean
Truckers
Stephen Tompkinson's Australian Balloon Adventure
Hotel Splendide
Chancer
Ted and Alice
Marian, Again
In Denial of Murder
Treacle
Walk Like a Panther
Mr Charity
A Dark Reflection
Lucky Jim
Agatha Christie Marple: The Murder at the Vicarage
The Great African Balloon Adventure
All Quiet on the Preston Front
And a Nightingale Sang
Hector
Oktober
Binka
Bedtime
Coast and Country Auctions
The Taming Of The Shrew
A Place in The Wild
Tabloid
This Sporting Life
Prime Suspect: The Final Act
The Cabaret of Dr Caligari
Billy Liar
Shades
Brassed Off
Wild at Heart
DCI Banks
Ballykissangel
Grafters
Stephen Tompkinson Life story
Stephen Phillip Tompkinson is an English actor, known for his television roles as Marcus in Chancer, Damien Day in Drop the Dead Donkey, Father Peter Clifford in Ballykissangel, Trevor Purvis in Grafters, Danny Trevanion in Wild at Heart and Alan Banks in DCI Banks.
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Stephen Tompkinson trial: Friend says he heard 'hit of flesh'
By Alison FreemanBBC News
The friend of Man allegedly punched by actor Stephen Tompkinson heard a " hit of flesh" and a cracking sound as he fell to the ground, a court has heard.
Andrew Hall said he had been walking behind his friend Karl Poole when he saw him and Mr Tompkinson, 57, rowing.
The Actor , who lives in Whitley Bay , North Tyneside, denies inflicting grievous Bodily Harm .
Mr Hall told Newcastle Crown Court his friend was snoring which he knew could " represent a serious head injury".
The Court previously heard Mr Hall and Mr Poole had been drinking vodka and Jägermeister with Red Bull since midnight before going to The Beach with a bottle at about 05:30 BST on 30 May 2021.
They passed Mr Tompkinson's house in Beech Grove on their way home.
On Wednesday, jurors were played a recording of the Stockton-born actor calling police to ask for the two drunk men outside his home to be moved on.
Interaction a 'blur'Mr Hall said he saw his friend and The Actor gesturing at each other and tried to calm The Situation by saying he was a Social Worker .
" Then I Heard a hit of flesh and I saw Karl hit the floor, " He Said .
" He was knocked out and snoring which I know - I'm not a paramedic but I know from training that I have done - I know that it can represent a serious head injury. "
Under cross-examination Mr Hall agreed he could not remember parts of What Happened - including falling over with Mr Poole when play Fighting - because he had been drinking.
He also described the interaction with Mr Tompkinson on The Actor 's driveway as a " blur".
It was put to Mr Hall his evidence had " dramatically changed" compared to his initial statement to police, in which He Said he did not know how his friend ended up on the floor.
Mr Tompkinson's defence barrister, Nicholas Lumley KC, said to him: " You did not hear The Sound of the impact that caused him to fall. "
Mr Hall replied: " Not 100%. "
The Court was shown Mobile Phone footage of Mr Poole lying in The Street in just his underpants with Mr Hall crouched beside him.
Mr Lumley KC suggested they were " extremely drunk that night" and became aggressive when Mr Tompkinson suggested calling The Police .
" He put his shoulder to you and put his hand out to keep Mr Poole at bay and that's when Mr Poole staggered and fell to the ground, " he told Mr Hall.
'Stumbled backwards'The Court also heard from Mr Tompkinson's neighbour Caroline Davidson who described being woken by " hysterical laughing".
Looking out of her window she saw two very drunk men on the ground by a tree, " wobbling side-to-side" even though they were sitting down, She Said .
She told The Court she was woken a second time by the " different tone" of another Man - Mr Tompkinson - who she knew lived opposite but had not spoken to.
Mrs Davidson said The Actor was gesturing for the pair to Move Away and, at one point, " pulled his fist back" but put it down " more or less straight away" before walking back towards his house while apparently making a phone call.
The Men got up with some difficulty and " started to try and walk off" when The Actor came out again and she thought something was said, she told The Court .
" The Next thing I knew, the neighbour had stepped forward and he had slapped one of The Gentlemen , The One without The Top on, with his right hand And Then punched him on The Head with his Left Hand , " She Said .
Asked by prosecutor Michael Bunch if there was anything that " precipitated that action" or if The Men had been aggressive towards The Actor , Mrs Davidson said: " No. "
She Said she was "100% sure" Mr Tomkinson had moved towards the two men and told The Court Mr Poole " stumbled backwards" and fell.
" He just went straight back and his head hit the ground. He just, he didn't move, " She Said .
" He didn't even put his hands out to stop himself, he just hit the ground. "
The Trial , which is expected to last another Two Days , continues.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com