his first feature film appearance in the Peter Greenaway directed A Zed & Two Noughts (1985). Colour Me Kubrick (2006) With John Malkovich. Music "Watching Over You" "A Time for Remembering" "Love, Please Stop Leaving Me" Theatre In 2011, Davidson toured with a play, Stand Up...And Be Counted. The play was about the failing career of a washed-up racist comic. This caused controversy and links made in the media with similarities between the main character and Davidson's own career. On 18 March 2011, Davidson announced the show was being cancelled because of poor ticket sales. It had visited only four of the 12 planned city destinations. Davidson added that he was still in talks to bring the show to the West End at a later date. Davidson has also produced and starred in a number of so-called "Adult pantomimes" being blue humoured (and often controversial) versions of the conventional Panto, in the UK the DVD and video versions are certificate 18. "Sinderella" 1995 (also sold on Video) "Boobs in the Wood" 1999 (also on video/DVD) "Sinderella Comes Again" 2004 (DVD) "Sinderella 2: Scottish Romp" 2015, production cut short due to poor sales References Bibliography Jim Davidson: Close to the Edge. 2001. Ebury Press. External links 1953 births Living people Reality show winners English male stage actors English autobiographers English expatriates in the United Arab Emirates Freemasons of the United Grand Lodge of England English game show hosts English male comedians English people of Irish descent English people of Scottish descent English stand-up comedians English television presenters Officers of the Order of the British Empire People from Greenwich English male film actors Conservative Party (UK) people Operation Yewtree People from Bulphan 20th-century English comedians 21st-century English comedians