2019. In 2020, he appeared in the series McDonald & Dodds. Lindsay starred as Moonface Martin in a revival of Anything Goes, directed by Kathleen Marshall, at the Barbican Theatre from July to November 2021. He received his third Olivier Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical in 2022. Credits Film Television Theatre Awards and nominations BAFTA TV Awards Olivier Awards Tony Awards Other awards Personal life In 1974, Lindsay married Cheryl Hall, who later appeared opposite him in Citizen Smith.<ref>Danny Birchall [http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/577221/index.html Citizen Smith (1977-80)"], BFI screenonline</ref> They divorced in 1980, when he started a long-term relationship with actress Diana Weston, with whom he has a daughter, Sydney Laura Stevenson, and who co-starred with him in three episodes of My Family. He married English actress, dancer and television presenter Rosemarie Ford on 31 December 2006. On 13 September 2006, Lindsay researched his family tree in the third series of Who Do You Think You Are?. He travelled to his hometown and to Turkey, where his grandfather Raymond Dunmore had taken part in the Gallipoli campaign during World War I. Lindsay is a lifelong supporter of Derby County F.C., which he revealed in a short section for on the CBBC program Newsround'' entitled "My Team". Lindsay is known for his left-wing political beliefs, usually describing himself as a staunch socialist, and has marched in support of miners. He is a passionate supporter of the Labour Party, but an outspoken critic of then Prime Minister Tony Blair's decisions to go to war in Afghanistan and Iraq, saying that he was "furious" and feeling disillusioned with mainstream politics: "You see those images of Iraq and Afghanistan and Lebanon, don't you? And I suspect somewhere, when he goes home at night and the kids are in bed, he must go, 'Jesus, what have I done?'" On 1 October 2016, Lindsay was given the Freedom of the Borough of Erewash. Lindsay has suffered from depressive episodes and symptoms of seasonal affective disorder in winter months for most of his life. He has spoken publicly about his positive experiences with light therapy and counselling, saying that "they really do work". References External links Biography on BBC site Robert Lindsay on Who Do You Think You Are? 1949 births 20th-century English male actors 21st-century English male actors Male actors from Derbyshire Alumni of RADA Best Actor BAFTA Award (television) winners British male comedy actors Drama