Brigstocke and as the host on the British Hit Singles & Albums No.1 Music Quiz DVD. He has also appeared 3 series of CBBC sitcom called The Legend of Dick and Dom in which he starred alongside Dominic Wood, Richard McCourt and Chloe Bale. He is in 'Combat Kids', another CBBC show and The Dumping Ground. In 2018 he starred in the new CITV show Spy Kids as the villain Goldfist. Furst starred in the Catterick series with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer as an assistant Police Officer called Sergeant Mingemungington. He has appeared in nearly 30 commercials in the cinema for Orange as the sidekick of the main male character played by Brennan Brown. He has also appeared in numerous other programmes; Bodies, Born and Bred, all three series of Little Britain, The Bill, Dick and Dom's Funny Business, Father Brown, Doc Martin and Tracey Breaks the News. He appears as DI Gary Cunningham in ITV's six part drama Manhunt. He appeared occasionally as a contributor to The Wright Stuff on Five. In 2018 he took a starring role as Popsy Wilson Jr in the 20th Century Fox movie Walk Like A Panther. Theatre In 2003, Furst appeared as Juror No.1 in 12 Angry Men at the Assembly Rooms at the Edinburgh Fringe. In 2009/10, Furst starred alongside Michael Brandon in Oliver Cotton's play Wet Weather Cover at the King's Head Theatre before transferring to London's West End. He played Hymie in the 2011 production of Chicken Soup With Barley by Arnold Wesker at The Royal Court, directed by artistic director Dominic Cook. On 27 March 2012, it was announced Furst would play the role of Mr Wormwood in Matilda the Musical, which had been playing the Cambridge Theatre in London's West End since October 2011. He replaced Paul Kaye beginning performances 17 April 2012. Furst was scheduled to be part of the world premiere cast of Made in Dagenham from October 2014, at the Adelphi Theatre in the West End. Personal life In 2017, Furst married Rebecca Evans in Joshua Tree National Park in California. On 14 October 2019, Furst was conferred an Honorary Fellowship of the University of Winchester. Publications Radio Comedy 1938–68: A Guide to 30 Years of Wonderful Wireless, Virgin Books, 1996 References External links Male television actors from Northern Ireland Male voice actors from Northern Ireland Male comedians from Northern Ireland Male video game