Douglas Hodge (2005); ITV's 2007 adaptation of "Mansfield Park", as Sir Thomas Bertram; and the made-for-TV film "Lift", directed by James Hawes, a 2007 Hartswood Films production for BBC Four, as Paul Sykes, "a constantly exasperated, highly-strung middle-aged businessman with commitments.". In 2010, he appeared in the episode "The Restaurant" of the third series of the popular BBC sitcom "Outnumbered" as Brick Bolenger, an American therapist who is married to Auntie Angela (played by Samantha Bond). The character is involved in a story line of the fourth series in 2011, but never appears on screen. In 2012, Hodge had a prominent role
Crashing (UK TV series) Crashing (UK TV series) Crashing is a British comedy drama series commissioned by Channel 4 and produced by Big Talk Productions. The six-part series premiered on 11 January 2016. "Crashing" follows the lives of six twenty-somethings living together as property guardians in a disused hospital, keeping the building safe in exchange for cheaper rent and a strict set of rules. The story began as two plays, written by Waller-Bridge, which were developed for television by the production company, Big Talk. The setting of the show was inspired by Middlesex Hospital, an abandoned hospital located in Fitzrovia near the production company's