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Karl Howman (born 13 December 1953) is an English writer, actor and director. Howman's first book, "Secret Spitfires", co-written with Ethem Cetintas and Gavin Clarke, went to paperback from hardback in 2022; he also co-directed and produced the film of the same name.
Karl Howman. Actor: The Long Good Friday. Karl is a very talented actor, who will be most remembered for playing "Jacko", in the brilliant comedy series, Brush Strokes (1986).
Jan 12, 2022 · BRUSH Strokes Jacko star Karl Howman is unrecognisable 36 years on from the beloved sitcom. Karl - who appeared in the sitcom from 1986 to 1991 - looks very different to his flamboyant...
Karl Howman. Director: Fathers of Girls. Karl is a very talented actor, who will be most remembered for playing "Jacko", in the brilliant comedy series, Brush Strokes (1986).
Sep 7, 2011 · To mark the DVD release of the complete first series of Brush Strokes, we chat to Karl Howman, better known as archetypal jack-the-lad Jacko.
Feb 26, 2024 · Brush Strokes and EastEnders actor Karl Howman’s depression meant his weight crept up to 15 stone. Here he tells Peter Robertson how he’s turned his health around
Karl Howman is a British actor best known for the films The Long Good Friday, Babylon, That'll Be The Day and Stardust, and for playing the charming painter and decorator Jacko in the classic 1980s sitcom Brush Strokes. Most recently, he has been a regular on EastEnders.
Brush Strokes: With Karl Howman, Mike Walling, Jackie Lye, Howard Lew Lewis. Jacko is a house painter who "appreciates" women. He sees the best in each one of them and they in turn, like him. Will he find true love? Will he settle down as he gets older?
Jan 31, 2015 · Mulberry creator, Bob Larbey, and 'apprentice' Grim Reaper, Karl Howman discuss the never filmed ending of Mulberry, which starred Geraldine McEwan.
May 29, 2013 · Karl Howman, an English actor also known for his voice-over work, joins Mark Williams as he speaks of his experience in performing in various plays, touring as a star in the play The Mouse...
