The Hunt for Raoul Moat cast: Actor guide and where you've seen them before
A whose-who in the ITV series
There's some familiar faces in The Hunt for Raoul Moat cast - so we've broken down who they are and where you might have seen them on screen before.
It's the new ITV drama that everyone is talking about. The three-part series which airs over three consecutive nights, delves into the 2010 case of serial killer Raoul Moat who went on the run in Northumbria after shooting his ex-girlfriend, her new partner and police officer David Rathband. Following a seven-day manhunt, police finally caught up with Moat who shot himself and died after a tense six-hour standoff. The new drama has proven to be controversial, with the case being still fresh for many in the North East who remember those events from over a decade ago.
The series has left many asking who did Raoul Moat kill and where is Samantha Stobbart now, while those watching along may have questions around actors heading up The Hunt for Raoul Moat cast. We've shared details of who they are and what TV series they've been in before.
The Hunt for Raoul Moat cast - summary
- Matt Stokoe plays Raoul Moat
- Lee Ingleby plays Neil Adamson
- Vineeta Rishi plays Nisha Roberts
- Sonya Cassidy plays Diane Barnwell
- Sally Messham plays Samantha Stobbart
- Josef Davis plays Christopher Brown
The Hunt for Raoul Moat cast - where you've seen them before
Matt Stokoe - Raoul Moat
Age: 34 | Instagram: none | Twitter: none
Matt Stokoe is known for his role as James Read in Sky's Jamestown. He also portrayed Alex in E4 comedy Misfits and most recently appeared in BBC drama Bodyguard as crime boss Luke Aikens and Netflix series Cursed.
Matt hails from County Durham and is engaged to Peaky Blinders actress Sophie Rundle - who he met on the set of Jamestown. The two welcomed their first child together - a son - in April 2021.
Lee Ingleby - Neil Adamson
Age: 47 | Instagram: @lingerby | Twitter: @leeingleby
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Lee Ingleby is no stranger to a primetime drama. Audiences will recognise him from BBC dramas Inspector George Gently, Line of Duty and The A Word. As for his film career, Ingleby appeared as Stan Shunpike in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Ingleby also took over from actor Neil Morrissey to voice the character of Bob the Builder between 2015 and 2018.
Ingleby's social media accounts state he's a "husband", but there's no public details about his partner.
Vineeta Rishi - Nisha Roberts
Age: 48 | Instagram: @vineetarishi | Twitter: @vineetarishi
Actress Vineeta Rishi is best known for her role as Jas Khella in the BBC's Doctors. Other TV credits include the BBC thriller Criminal Justice, and drama series Collateral where she also played a police role.
Rishi also appeared as nurse Lucky Simpson in Holby City during the show's 22nd season. She hails from Berkshire and trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
Sonya Cassidy - Diane Barnwell
Age: 36 | Instagram: @ms_filmmaker
Bristol born actress Sonya Cassidy plays Diane Barnwell in the three-part ITV series. She had a recurring role in fellow ITV drama Vera between 2012 and 2014, playing Celine Ashworth. More recently, she appeared as Cassidy in the AMC television series Lodge 49 and has had main roles in TV series The Last Kingdom and The Man Who Fell to Earth.
Sonya is originally from Bristol and trained at RADA. She is an ambassador of the disability charity Springboard Opportunity Group.
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