Karl Howman is a British actor best known for the films The Long Good Friday, Babylon, That'll Be The Day and Stardust, and for playing the charming painter and decorator Jacko in the classic 1980s sitcom Brush Strokes. Most recently, he has been a regular on EastEnders.

KNOWN FOR

Casualty
2009
Play for Today
1980
The Bill
2001
Minder
1980
The Professionals
1982
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1972
The Sweeney
1976
Van der Valk
1977
Blake's 7
1979
Public Eye
1975
Dempsey and Makepeace
1985
Brush Strokes
1986

FILMOGRAPHY

All
Movies
TV
Acting
49
Directing
1
2009
Casualty
as Rod
2005
The Truth About Love
as Cliff
2004
Christine
as Keith Telfer
2004
The Last Detective
2001
The Bill
1998
What's a Carry On?
as Self - Interviewee
1998
Babes in the Wood
1997
The Alphabet Game
1996
Bad Boys
as Wayne Todd
1992
Mulberry
as Mulberry
1989
On the Waterfront
1987
Up Line
as Jimmy Domingo
1986
Brush Strokes
as Jacko
1986
Slinger's Day
as Scruff
1985
Forbidden Passion: The Oscar Wilde Movie
1985
Dempsey and Makepeace
as Photographer
1985
Minder
as Browning
1984
A Fine Romance
1983
Party Party
as Johnny Reeve
1982
The Professionals
as Stacey
1981
Only When I Laugh
as Ronnie
1980
Babylon
as Ronnie
1980
S.O.S. Titanic
as Fifth Officer Harold Lowe
1980
The Flipside of Dominick Hide
as Geoffrey
1980
Fox
as Griff
1980
The Long Good Friday
as David
1980
Minder
as Danny Varrow
1980
Play for Today
as Geoffrey
1979
Porridge
as Urquhart
1979
Blake's 7
as Bek
1978
A Touch of the Tiny Hacketts
as 2nd Policeman
1978
Safety and the Supervisor
as Cliff
1978
Get Some In!
as Jakey Smith
1978
Play for Today
as 1st Policeman
1978
Life at Stake
as Hostage
1977
Van der Valk
as Eric
1976
Exposé
as Small Youth
1976
The Sweeney
as Davey Holmes
1975
The Prodigal Daughter
as Patrick O'Donnell
1975
Public Eye
as Bricky
1974
Stardust
as Stevie
1974
Frankenstein: The True Story
as William Frankenstein
1974
Man About the House
as Philip
1974
The Fortunes of Nigel
as Jenkin Vincent
1973
That'll Be The Day
as Johnny
1973
The Death of Glory
as Spice
1973
The Jensen Code
as Jacko
1972
The Canterbury Tales
as 1st Homosexual Lover (uncredited)
1972
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Bennett