Cal MacAninch

• Name — Cal MacAninch • Birth Name — Calum Andrew Colquhoun MacAninch • Born — 24 November 1963 • Birthplace — Govan, Glasgow, Scotland • Years Active — 1989–present • Occupation — Actor • Spouse — Shauna Macdonald

MacAninch played Rowan Collins in Series 4 of the ITV drama series Wild at Heart. He returned to the show for its fifth series as a main cast member. He also played Tauren, a sorcerer, in the BBC television series Merlin in the episode "To Kill the King". He starred in the 2001 BBC miniseries The Best of Both Worlds with Alice Evans. He appeared as Henry Lang, a valet, in the second series of Downton Abbey.

MacAninch and his wife, actress Shauna Macdonald, have three daughters and live in the Portobello district of Edinburgh. MacAninch is a keen marathon runner.

• Date — Title — Role — Director — Station • 23 April 2004 — The — Liam — Toby — BBC Radio 4 Friday Play • 11 June 2004 — Soft Fall the Sounds of Eden — Andy — Gaynor — BBC Radio 4 Friday Play • 11 July 2004 — How Many Miles to Basra? — Toby — BBC Radio 3 Drama on 3 • 6 November 2005 — The — King James I — David — BBC Radio 3 Drama on 3 • 31 October 2011 – 4 November 2011 — The (series 4) — Yukinari — Lu — BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Drama • 30 September 2013 – 3 October 2013 — The — DI Fin Macleod — Kirsteen — BBC Radio Scotland • The — Reader — Gaynor — BBC Radio 4 • 28 January 2019 – 1 February 2019 — Silence — Erling Kagge — Eilidh — BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week

Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 22 February 1990 — Taggart — Heckler — Episode: "Hostile Witness" • 25 September 1990 — The — Angel Eyes — Episode: "Chinese Whispers" • 2 April 1991 — The — Milligan — 3 episodes • 13 October 1991 — Screen One — Axle — Episode: "Alive and Kicking" • 20 November 1991 — The — Evan Llyr — TV miniseries • 2 April 19931994 — The — Declan — TV series: main cast • 2 January 1995 — A — Philip Tippett — TV film • 29 January 1995 — The Big One — Jeff — TV film • Dangerous Lady — Geoff Ryan — TV miniseries • 2 December 1995 — Screen Two — Tom Kelso — Episode: "Nervous Energy" • 4 January 1996 — Taggart — Dr David Argylle — Episode: "Devil's Advocate" • Cooking Pigeons — TV film • The — Finn — Episode: "The Lake of Darkness" • 20 November 1999 — Warriors — Sgt Andre Sochanik — TV serial • 1 October 2000 — Little Bird — Tony O'Neill — TV film • Best of Both Worlds — Mark Landucci — 3 episodes • 2 July 2001 — Waking the Dead — Alex Bryson/Sam Keel — Episode: "A Simple Sacrifice" • 13 March 20022003 — Rockface — Ben Craig — TV series: main cast • 18 October 2003 — Silent Witness — Michael Patterson — Episode: "Fatal Error" • Murphy's Law — DS Nic Winters — Episode: "Bent Moon on the Rise" • 15 November 2005 — The — Mike — Episode: "Hardcore" • 18 July 2006 — Sorted — Radge — TV series: main cast • 2008 — HolbyBlue — DI John Keenan — TV series: main cast • Merlin — Tauren — Episode: "To Kill the King" • 2010 — Wild at Heart — Rowan Collins • Strike Back — Major Chris Pemberton — Episode: "Iraq: Part One" • 25 September 2011 — Downton Abbey — Henry Lang — Episodes: "Matthew's Return" and "General Sir Herbert Strutt" • 4 December 2011 — Garrow's Law — Richard Lucas — 1 episode • 9 January 2013 — Midsomer Murders — Alan Robson — Episode: "The Sicilian Defence" • 31 January 2013 — Silent Witness — David Loader — Episode: "Legacy" • 19 January 20142015 — Mr Selfridge — Mr Thackeray — 11 episodes • 5 March 2015 — Banished — Sergeant Timmins — TV serial • 1 April 2015 — DCI Banks — Detective Sergeant Martin Heston — Episode: "Ghosts" • 4 April 2015 — Katie Morag — Mr Cavendish — Episode: "Katie Morag and the Worst Day Ever" • 20 April 2016 — Scott & Bailey — Craig Widnes — Episodes: "Nobody's Fool" and "Change" • 23 November 2018 — Frontier — Angus — Season 3 • 9 April 2019 — The — Christian Graham — TV miniseries • 26 December 2019 — The — Hugo Snow — TV film • 17 January 2020 — Father Brown — George Oakley — Episode: "The Tower of Lost Souls" • 19 January 2020 — Vera — Thomas Walden — Episode: "Parent Not Expected" • 14 September 2020 — Des — Neil Sinclair — TV Mini-Series: 2 episodes • 6 June 2021 — Time — PO Galbraith — 3 episodes • 29 August 2021 — Vigil — Ben Oakley — TV serial • 23 January 2022 — Trigger Point — Inspector Lee Robins — 6 episodes • The — Michael Seaborne — Episode: "The Blackwater" • 27 December 2022 — Mayflies — Tibbs

• Date — Title — Role — Director — Company / Theatre • – — Macbeth — Macbeth — Colin — Unnatural Acts Theatre • – — How Like An Angel — Peter — Alan — Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh • – — Tis Pity She's A Whore — Grimaldi — Philip — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • – — Frankenstein — Walton/Clerval — Jon — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • – — Not About Heroes — Wilfred Owen — Stephen — Heroes Theatre Company • – — The — The Passer By — Robert — Dundee Repertory Theatre • – — The — John — Neil — Dundee Repertory Theatre • – — A — Defence — Philip — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • – — Enrico Four — Arialdo — Philip — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 16 March 1994 – 26 March 1994 — Oedipus Rex — Oedipus — Claire — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 27 September 1996 – 19 October 1996 — Hamlet — Hamlet — Philip — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 19 June 1997 – — The — Wood Demon — Anthony — Playhouse Theatre, London • – — A — Harry Carney — Roxana — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 20 July 2006 – 12 August 2006 — Under the Black Flag — John Silver — Roxana — Shakespeare's Globe • – — The — Pentheus — John — National Theatre of Scotland Lincoln Center, New York • – — Peter Pan — Captain Hook — John — National Theatre of Scotland • – — Wee Andy — The Surgeon — Paddy — Òran Mór, Glasgow • – — Anna Karenina — Vronsky — Nancy — Shared Experience • – — King Lear — Duke of Cornwall — Dominic — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 2 March 2012 – 24 March 2012 — Betrayal — Robert — Dominic — Citizens Theatre, Glasgow • 6 September 2012 – 13 October 2012 — The — Robbie Ross — Neil — Hampstead Theatre • 15 October 2012 – 20 October 2012 — Gaiety Theatre, Dublin • 22 October 2012 – 27 October 2012 — Theatre Royal Bath • 29 October 2012 – 3 November 2012 — Richmond Theatre • 5 November 2012 – 10 November — Theatre Royal, Brighton • 12 November 2012 – 17 November 2012 — Cambridge Arts Theatre • 9 January 2013 – 6 April 2013 — Duke of York's Theatre, London • March 22, 2016 – — Ed Mirvish Theatre, Toronto • – 12 June 2016 — Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York • My Eyes Went Dark — Nikolai Koslov — Matt — Finborough Theatre, London • Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh • 59E59 Theaters, New York • – — The — Eve — Tron Theatre, Glasgow