Ian Puleston-Davies

Actor and Screenwriter

Ian Puleston-Davies, professionally sometimes credited as Ian Davies, was born and raised in Oakenholt near Flint, Flintshire, North Wales. He has built a career playing gritty leading roles in British television drama, including small-time Blackpool gangster Shirley Woolf in Funland, Joe in Conviction (2004) and Commander Travis in Ghostboat (2005). He played Ray Winstone's right-hand man in the ITV drama Vincent in 2005, and Eddie in the 2005 feature film Revolver.

He has also appeared in numerous popular British dramas including Life on Mars, Foyle's War and Dalziel and Pascoe, and has featured prominently in advertising campaigns for UK Flymo and Marmite. Beyond acting, he wrote the award-winning television play Dirty Filthy Love, about obsessive compulsive disorder.

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Actor and screenwriter known for gritty British TV drama roles in Vincent, Funland and Conviction.

Ian continues to work as both actor and writer across British television and film, and wrote the award-winning TV drama Dirty Filthy Love in addition to his extensive acting credits.

Career Highlights

Played Ray Winstone's right-hand man in the ITV drama Vincent (2005)
Wrote the award-winning TV play Dirty Filthy Love
Appeared in Life on Mars, Foyle's War and Dalziel and Pascoe

ℹ️ Born and raised in Oakenholt, near Flint, Flintshire, North Wales.

Born and raised in Oakenholt, near Flint, Flintshire, North Wales.

From: BenlliCawr

Lots of advertising work, notably UK Flymo and Marmite. Numerous appearances in many popular TV dramas such as 'Life on Mars', 'Foyles war','Dalziel and Pascoe'. Played Eddie in 2005 feature film 'Revolver' and wrote award winning TV play 'Dirty filthy love' about obsessive compulsive disorder (ocd).

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