Some sites that you might enjoy....
Martin's IMDb Page
The Internet Movie Database is a fantastic website which catalogues the filmographies of thousands of actors. The link to Martin's page can be found below. Apparantely Martin played "Alan" in "The Firm" (1988), a film about football violence. Presumably, he decided that skipping was inappropriate for this role....Anywhooo, take a look! Thankyou IMDb!!
http://us.imdb.com/Name?Barrass,+Martin
York Evening Press
This is the official site of our local newspaper. As Martin is a local A-list celebrity, he is often featured in it. Hooray! All articles relating to the great one are in the archive section.
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk
York Theatre Royal
The official website of York Theatre Royal. This is the very theatre in which the webmasters first clapped eyes on the glory of Martin Barrass and Martin can often be found performing here. Unfortunately there is no information on the great man himself but never fear fellow Martin lovers we shall keep you updated on Martin's appearances in Barrass News.
http://www.theatre-royal-york.co.uk
Hulltruck Theatre Company
Martin has often performed for this theatre company including roles in "April in Paris" and "Teechers". This website is very interesting with such interllectual nuggets as "We are the only major touring company with the name of its home city in the title". Bet you didn't know that, eh? What would you do without us?
http://www.hulltruck.co.uk
Unofficial Heartbeat Site
This is a very good unofficial site dedicated to ITV drama series Heartbeat. Unfortunately there isn't an awful lot of information on Martin but you can find details of his appearance in the fifth series of the show in the episode guides section, which incidentally is where these links will take you. The webmasters can proudly reveal that the soldier mentioned in the episode 12 summary is none other than that fine actor, the webmasters (and everyone else for that matter) we like to call Martin Barrass.
http://www.ndirect.co.uk/~paulhawkins/series5.htm
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