While Tim Roth has become well-known for playing an assortment of villains and ne'er-do-wells, they are but only a fraction of what he can capably convey in his acting. Equally at home in comedy or drama, the lanky, ginger-haired, angular-featured actor originally set out to be a visual artist but having played the lead in a school staging of "Dracula" as a teenager eventually abandoned painting and sculpture for performing. He landed his first screen role which set the tenor for the majority of his career. Cast by director Alan Clarke as a teenage juvenile delinquent in the astonishing