Ben Crompton

• Name — Ben Crompton • Birth Name — Benjamin Lorton Crompton • Born — 1974 • Birthplace — Stockport, Greater Manchester, England • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1996–present • Children — 2

Crompton appeared in the 2002 film All or Nothing (2002), the TV series Clocking Off (2001-2003), he worked alongside Ciarán Hinds in The Mayor of Casterbridge (2003), and with Victoria Wood in the Television movie Housewife, 49. He played Ewan in 102 Dalmatians, and appeared as Colin in the BBC Three sitcom Ideal from 2005–2011. He was Keith in the BBC Three series Pramface from 2012 until 2014. In 2011, he appeared as William Nutt in the television film The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, for ITV. In 2012, he appeared in the film Blood. He appeared in both series of the BBC TV sketch show Man Stroke Woman. He has had a recurring role as Eddison Tollett since Season 2 of the television fantasy drama series Game of Thrones. In 2014, he appeared as a ship's officer in the second episode of series 8 of the Doctor Who television series, "Into the Dalek", and as Mr. Bagwell in the ITV drama The Great Fire. In 2016, he appeared in the music video "Old Skool" by English electronic group Metronomy.

In 2008, Crompton married Liv Lorent, together they have two children.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1996 — The Thin Blue Line — Protester — Episode: "Road Rage" • 1998 — The Life and Crimes of William Palmer — Charles Newton — Television miniseries • City Central — Kevin Hadley — Episode: "Parallel Lines" • Dalziel and Pascoe — Olly — Episode: "The Wood Beyond" • Norman Ormal: A Very Political Turtle — Liam Gallagher — Television film • 1999 — Butterfly Collectors — Billy Johnson — Television miniseries • Love in the 21st Century — Spencer • All the King's Men — Private Davy Croft — Television film • Doomwatch: Winter Angel — Ewan McAllister — Television film • 2000 — North Square — Greaterix — Episode: "Winning and Losing" • 2002 — Silent Witness — Jamie Irons — Episode: "Kith and Kill" • 2001–2003 — Clocking Off — Barney Watson — 19 episodes • 2003 — The Mayor of Casterbridge — Abel Whittle — Television film • Sweet Medicine — Ian — Episode: Series 1, Episode 5 • 2004 — North & South — Inspector Mason — Episode: Series 1, Episode 3 • 2005–2011 — Ideal — Colin — 39 episodes • 2005 — New Tricks — Paul — Episode: "Trust Me" • 2005 — Heartbeat — Matt Cartwright — Episode: "Family Ties" • ShakespeaRe-Told — Snug — Episode: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" • The Slavery Business: How to Make a Million from Slavery — Hodge — Television film • 2005–2007 — Man Stroke Woman — Various characters — 12 episodes • 2006 — The Outsiders — Claude Truffaut — Television film • Housewife, 49 — Arthur Last — Television film • 2008 — Midsomer Murders — Spud — Episode: "Left for Dead" • Caught in a Trap — Steve Campbell — Television film • 2009 — Collision — Harry Canwell — Television miniseries • 2010 — Terry Pratchett's Going Postal — Mad Al — Television film • 2011 — The Sinking of the Laconia — Harry Townes — Television miniseries • The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Murder at Road Hill House — William Nutt — Television film • 2012–2014 — Pramface — Keith Prince — 17 episodes • 2012–2019 — Game of Thrones — Eddison Tollett — 34 episodes • 2012 — Hit & Miss — Liam — 6 episodes • 2014 — Doctor Who — Ross — Episode: "Into the Dalek" • The Great Fire — Mr. Bagwell — Television miniseries • 2016 — Comedy Playhouse — Sid — Episode: "Broken Biscuits" • 2017–2022 — Strike — Shanker — 4 episodes • 2017 — Zapped — Jones the Anvil — Episode: "The Trial" • Motherland — Animal man — Episode: "The Birthday Party" • 2018 — Vera — Jason Glenn — Episode: "Home" • Marcella — Cole — 2 episodes • 2023 — Lockwood & Co. — Julius Winkman — 5 episode • The Full Monty — Miller — 1 episode • COBRA — Henry Wicks — 5 episodes