Joseph Beattie

Joseph Beattie (born 1978) is an English actor, known for portraying Malachi in the second season of Hex (2004) and Henry Crawford in Mansfield Park (2007).

Background

Beattie made his film debut in The Browning Version (1994), and won a role in Velvet Goldmine (1998) while still at Guildhall.[1] He has also appeared in the direct-to-video film Volcano: Nature Unleashed (also called Volcano or The Volcano Disaster), as Antonio, and Brideshead Revisited (2008), as Anthony Blanche.

On television, Beattie's first lead role was that of Flashman in the 2005 ITV adaptation of Tom Brown's Schooldays.[1] His other television credits include Colditz, Malice Aforethought, Hex, Mansfield Park and Marple: A Pocket Full of Rye. He played Eric Visnjic in the television pilot Fast Track: No Limits, written by Lee Goldberg.

Beattie's stage work includes a Covent Garden Festival production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, playing Puck.[2]

Year	Show	Role	Notes
1998	Seesaw	Theo Price	Television film
2004	Holby City	Robert Pullman - The Heart of the Matter (2004) - Baptism of Fire (2004) - Under Pressure (2004) - Pastures New (2004) - Past Caring (2004) - Night Fever (2004)	Medical drama
2005	Tom Brown's Schooldays	Flashman	Television film
	Colditz	First Lieutenant Johnny Barnes	Television film
	Malice Aforethought	Denny Bourne	Television film
	Vincent	Ian Harper - Episode 1.2 (2005)	Crime drama
	Egypt	Charles Irby - The Temple of the Sands (2005)	Television film
	Hex	Malachi	Supernatural drama
2007	Mansfield Park	Henry Crawford	Television film
2008	Fast Track: No Limits	Eric Visnjic
2009	Marple: A Pocket Full of Rye	Vivian Dubois	Television film
2013	Midsomer Murders	Scott Davenport	Television program Season 15, Episode 4 "Death and the Divas"
2013	Borgia	Louis XII of France	Television series (season 2)

Year	Film	Role	Notes
1994	The Browning Version	Wilson
1998	Velvet Goldmine	Cooper
2005	Blood on Benefits		Short film
2008	Brideshead Revisited	Anthony Blanche
2014	The Sleeping Room	Bill

"A class act - Joseph Beattie". The Stage. 10 December 2004. Retrieved 13 August 2009.
"Brideshead Revisited: Production Notes" (PDF). The Film Factory. Retrieved 13 August 2009.

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