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Mackenzie Crook, one of British comedy’s best-known faces, who collected Star Wars figurines as a child, is now immortalized in plastic as a six-inch-high pirate action figure. He was born Paul Mackenzie Crook on September 29, 1971, in Maidstone, Kent, England, UK. His father worked for British Airways. His mother was a hospital manager. He went … IMDB Wikipedia $4 Million 1971 1971-9-29 5′ 9″ (1.75 m) Actor England Kent Libra Lindsay CrookApril Mackenzie Crook Net Worth Maidstone Miscellaneous Crew Paul Mackenzie Crook Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006) Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) September 29 The Adventures of Tintin (2011) UK Writer

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• It’s the most profound experience of my life, doing this show [The Seagull]. It’s the first time I’ve been entrusted with a role of this nature. Up until now, I get the quirky character, the goofy comedy guy – and this is just so far removed from those parts that I normally get.
• I’d love to play a more serious role in a movie, really…If someone was to trust me with a more serious role in a movie, I would love that. That would be great.
• I’m very neurotic. My mind doesn’t switch off. Are you haunted by social faux pas you might have committed in the past? This happens to me 10 times a day. I wish I could be a little bit more cool, just let things go and not worry so much. I spend my whole day cringing.
• I’ve never actually considered myself a comedian, even though I started off in stand-up and then got the part in The Office, which was obviously a comic role. So I would say it’s not a conscious decision to move away from comedy, but just to try different things. And if, in a few years’ time, it turns out that people don’t accept me in those roles, then I’d be quite happy to go back to being the skinny weirdo in each script.
• I once camped outside Wembley Stadium when I was 15 to see Madonna in concert. I had already bought a ticket, but I wanted to be the first in, to get as close to the stage as possible. In the end I was so exhausted from lack of sleep I just hovered at the back in a daze.
• I can usually keep a straight face while everyone else cracks up around me, which makes me feel quite humorless. Must be my professionalism!
• There are probably more resemblances than I’d like to admit. He’s very pedantic. I don’t think I’m pedantic in everyday life, but he loves trivia and facts, and that’s what I’m into as well. And survival stuff; I’m quite into learning about that. I just have a tendency to get very nerdy about any hobbies I pick up. – about his similarity to his character Gareth from “The Office

Paul Mackenzie Crook Important Facts

• Television commercial for M&M’s (as his character in Pirates of the Caribbean). [June 2006]
• Starring in the West End production of Jez Butterworth’s “Jerusalem” through April [January 2010]
• Playing Konstantin in the Broadway version of the Royal Court Production of “The Seagull” through December 21. [September 2008]
• Playing Konstantin in “The Seagull” at the Royal Court Theatre in London [March 2007]
• Daughter, Scout Elizabeth Crook (born 24 December 2007), with wife Lindsay.
• His mother was a hotel administrator and his father worked in reservations for British Airways.
• Lives in Peter Sellers’s old semidetached house in Muswell Hill, North London.
• Before being cast as Gareth in The Office (2001), he used to work at Pizza Hut, in a chicken factory, and at hospitals. He also did stand-up comedy for a decade.
• Has one son, Jude (born 17 January 2003), with his wife Lindsay.

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