Played the part of Peter Redway in Thames Television series "And Mother Makes Three", landing the role at the age of 12

Appeared as Philip's son in the British miniseries "Elizabeth R" (aired in the USA on PBS)

Reprised Peter Redway for "And Mother Makes Five"

Met Kenneth Branagh when they performed onstage in Julian Mitchell's "Another Country"; cast also included Rupert Everett, Colin Firth and Daniel Day-Lewis

Portrayed Andrew Ramsay in "To the Lighthouse", (aired in USA on PBS' "Great Perfromances")

Acted in "The Doctor and the Devils", a feature based on a 1940s screenplay by Dylan Thomas

Co-founded the Renaissance Theatre Company with Branagh and served as its managing director; pair later (with business partner Stephen Evans) formed Renaissance Films

First feature credit as producer (associate producer), Branagh's "Henry V"; also played Messenger

Produced stage revival of John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger", directed by Judi Dench and starring Branagh and then-wife Emma Thompson; play filmed for British TV by David Jones; aired in USA on Bravo in 1993

Made debut as line producer on Branagh's "Peter's Friends", a British "Big Chill" starring the director

Produced Branagh's Academy Award-nominated short "Swan Song"

Produced "Much Ado About Nothing", directed by Branagh

Served as co-producer on Branagh's "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein", co-starring Robert De Niro and Helena Bonham Carter

Left Renaissance Films

First feature producing credit sans Branagh, Nicholas Hytner's "The Madness of King George III"

Returned to Shakespeare as producer of "Twelfth Night", helmed by Trevor Nunn and starring Bonham Carter

Produced Iain Softley's "The Wings of the Dove", starring Bonham Carter and adapted from the novel by Henry James

Served as one of the producers of the acclaimed romantic comedy "Shakespeare in Love", directed by John Madden; cast included Colin Firth. marking their first feature collaboration