Mackenzie Crook Biography

Mackenzie Crook is a stand-up comedian and popular television performer. While a third appearance in the second Pirates film kept him working acclaimed performances onstage in London and on Broadway in such productions as 2011's Jerusalem garnered the actor a well deserved respectability. Exceptionally versatile and thoroughly committed to honing his craft Crook's unique attributes ensured him a robust career in virtually any medium he chose to work within. Born Paul Crook in Maidstone Kent on Sept. 29 1971 Crook wanted to become an actor but finding the idea of drama school less than appealing pursued a career in stand-up comedy as an alternate route into the business. He developed two popular characters Mr. Bagwell a heartless schoolteacher and Charlie Cheese a grimly desperate performer and toured the U.K. comedy circuit for eight years. His talents caught the attention of the producers of the comedy series The Eleven O'Clock Show which also served as a launching pad for such talented English comic performers as Sascha Baron Cohen. In 2001 he parlayed his comic talents into another sketch show TV to Go.

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