Ray Winstone Zemeckis' film "Beowulf". He then co-starred in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull", which was released on 22 May 2008. He returned to television drama in "The Changeling" inspired "Compulsion", originally shown in May 2009. He next starred as Arjan van Diemen in the film "Tracker" with Temuera Morrison. Filmed in New Zealand, Tracker, which tells the story of an Afrikaner commando leader who emigrates to New Zealand after the Second Boer War, was premiered at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. He also appeared in "44 Inch Chest" alongside John Hurt and Ian McShane. He also
Coventry what were then the country's biggest sewer pipes, that were accessible because they were being installed. More recently various locations in Coventry have been used in the BAFTA nominated film "The Bouncer" starring Ray Winstone, "All in the Game", also starring Ray Winstone (Ricoh Arena), the medical TV series "Angels" (Walsgrave Hospital), the BBC sitcom "Keeping Up Appearances" (Stoke Aldermoor and Binley Woods districts) and in August 2006 scenes from "The Shakespeare Code", an episode of the third series of "Doctor Who", were filmed in the grounds of Ford's Hospital. The 2013 ITV comedy-drama "Love and Marriage" was also set