Day in the Death of Joe Egg at The Royal National Theatre. He has also been seen in Peter Nichols' Blue Murder, Happy as A Sandbag, the award Winning Dead Funny, Ben Elton's Gasping and The Woman in Black with Frank Finlay. For the West Yorkshire Playhouse he appeared in the much acclaimed The Lemon Princess. He played the part of Joe's dad in the Olivier Award-winning musical Our House. He played Pop in the hit musical We Will Rock You in 2011. He has adapted for the stage John Fowles's The Collector and (with his friend Paul Bower) Ramón del Valle-Inclán's Luces de Bohemia. Film Although mostly known for his work on stage and in television, Reddington made his film debut as Bassett in the cult fantasy film Highlander in 1986, duelling with Christopher Lambert. Highlander (1986) - Bassett Crimestrike (1990) Who Needs a Heart (1991) - Jack Speak Like a Child (1998) - Master The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2013) - Ratchit The Spiritualist (2016) - Father Fanged Up (2017) - Francis the Bus Driver The Sisters Brothers (2018) - The Father Kaleidoscope Man (2018) - Gerry Miller Discography For Sheffield Wednesday F.C. he has written and recorded : "Move on up for steel city" – The Hillsborough Crew "If it's Wednesday it must be Wembley" – The Hillsborough Crew (Blue Wave SWFCP1) "Oh yes" – The Wednesday Kop Band (Blue Wave Kop Band 1) "Euromania" – Elevenveeeleven (Cherry Red Records cdgaffer6) Personal life Reddington married Lynda Ford on 18 October 2009 in Sheffield. He is a supporter of the Bobby Moore Fund, which raises money for research into bowel cancer and is also a patron of Ali's Dream and Brain Tumour Research. He was guest star at one of the first Wii charity tennis events to be held in the United Kingdom. He is an active participant and supporter of the National Student Drama Festival. Reddington is a supporter of the Labour Party and was involved in the planning campaign for the South Northamptonshire Labour candidate Sophie Johnson in the 2017 UK general election, which included helping to make her election video. References Citations External links 1957 births 20th-century English male actors 21st-century English male actors Alumni of RADA English male Shakespearean actors English male soap opera actors English male stage actors Labour Party (UK) people Living people Male actors from Yorkshire Male actors