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John has appeared in numerous productions throughout the UK, including ''[[West Side Story (musical)|West Side Story]]'', ''[[Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (musical)|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]'', ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'', ''[[Outside Edge]]'', ''They Don’t Grow on Trees'', ''[[Confusions]]'', ''[[Bells Are Ringing (musical)|Bells Are Ringing]]'', ''[[Cabaret (musical)|Cabaret]]'', ''[[Me and My Girl]]'', ''[[How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying]]'', a national tour of [[Peter Nichols]]’ award-winning play ''[[Blue Murder (Peter Nichols play)|Blue Murder]]'', a national tour of ''[[Four Nights in Knaresborough]]'', a residency for [[Hull Truck Theatre]] prior to a national number one tour of ''[[The Glee Club]]'' playing Walt Hemmings and most recently ''[[The Midnight Hop]]'' by [[Soweto Kinch]] for [[Birmingham Rep]] playing [[Sir Percival Henshaw]].
John has appeared in numerous productions throughout the UK, including ''[[West Side Story (musical)|West Side Story]]'', ''[[Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (musical)|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]'', ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'', ''[[Outside Edge]]'', ''They Don’t Grow on Trees'', ''[[Confusions]]'', ''[[Bells Are Ringing (musical)|Bells Are Ringing]]'', ''[[Cabaret (musical)|Cabaret]]'', ''[[Me and My Girl]]'', ''[[How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying]]'', a national tour of [[Peter Nichols]]’ award-winning play ''[[Blue Murder (Peter Nichols play)|Blue Murder]]'', a national tour of ''[[Four Nights in Knaresborough]]'', a residency for [[Hull Truck Theatre]] prior to a national number one tour of ''[[The Glee Club]]'' playing Walt Hemmings and most recently ''[[The Midnight Hop]]'' by [[Soweto Kinch]] for [[Birmingham Rep]] playing [[Sir Percival Henshaw]].


John’s television credits include: DC Cody in ''[[Coronation Street]]'', James Ogley in ''[[Emmerdale]]'', PC Steve Watson in ''[[Noah's Ark (British TV Series)|Noah’s Ark]]'', Sgt Bob Ellis in ''[[Undercover Customs]]'', Sgt Major Atlee in ''[[Dalziel and Pascoe (BBC TV series)|Dalziel and Pascoe]]'', Dave Edwards in ''[[Where the Heart Is (1997 TV series)|Where the Heart Is]]'', Rob Bonner in ''[[Cold Feet]]'', DS Reynolds in ''[[Hollyoaks]]'', Paramedic Steve in ''[[Clocking Off]]'', Peter Phillips in ''[[Always and Everyone]]'', Keith Palmer in ''[[Merseybeat (TV series)|Merseybeat]]'', PC Joe Sambrook in ''[[The Bill]]'', Steve Brooks in ''[[Crossroads (soap opera)|Crossroads]]'', Alan Gordon in ''[[Brookside]]'', Ansell in ''[[EastEnders]]'', Tony in ''[[All About Me]]'', Dean Forster in ''[[Casualty (TV series)|Casualty]]'', Daniel Carey in "Flood", and Captain Steve Simmonds in "Hostage", two episodes from the BBC series ''[[Crisis Command]]'', Simon Marshall in the TV movie ''[[All in the Game]]'', Bill Durrant in the second series of ''[[Afterlife (TV series)|Afterlife]]'', Martin Foreman in the last ever episode of ''[[Dream Team (TV series)|Dream Team]]'', 3 episodes of ''[[Coronation Street]]'' which included the 50th anniversary [[live episode]] as watch commander John Dow, DS Andy Nicoll in ''Catch me if you can'' for the BBC, 2 episodes of ''[[EastEnders]]'' playing Dave Pritchard, a new Sky drama entitled ''[[Obsession - dark desires]]'' playing the role of Gallagher and most recently, appearing as Sgt Daniel Goodfellow in the BBC drama ''[[Father Brown]]''.
John’s television credits include: DC Cody in ''[[Coronation Street]]'', James Ogley in ''[[Emmerdale]]'', PC Steve Watson in ''[[Noah's Ark (British TV Series)|Noah’s Ark]]'', Sgt Bob Ellis in ''[[Undercover Customs]]'', Sgt Major Atlee in ''[[Dalziel and Pascoe (BBC TV series)|Dalziel and Pascoe]]'', Dave Edwards in ''[[Where the Heart Is (1997 TV series)|Where the Heart Is]]'', Rob Bonner in ''[[Cold Feet]]'', DS Reynolds in ''[[Hollyoaks]]'', Paramedic Steve in ''[[Clocking Off]]'', Peter Phillips in ''[[Always and Everyone]]'', Keith Palmer in ''[[Merseybeat (TV series)|Merseybeat]]'', PC Joe Sambrook in ''[[The Bill]]'', Steve Brooks in ''[[Crossroads (soap opera)|Crossroads]]'', Alan Gordon in ''[[Brookside]]'', Ansell in ''[[EastEnders]]'', Tony in ''[[All About Me]]'', Dean Forster in ''[[Casualty (TV series)|Casualty]]'', Daniel Carey in "Flood", and Captain Steve Simmonds in "Hostage", two episodes from the BBC series ''[[Crisis Command]]'', Simon Marshall in the TV movie ''[[All in the Game]]'', Bill Durrant in the second series of ''[[Afterlife (TV series)|Afterlife]]'', Martin Foreman in the last ever episode of ''[[Dream Team (TV series)|Dream Team]]'', 3 episodes of ''[[Coronation Street]]'' which included the 50th anniversary [[live episode]] as Watch Commander Trevor Lance, DS Andy Nicoll in ''Catch me if you can'' for the BBC, 2 episodes of ''[[EastEnders]]'' playing Dave Pritchard, a new Sky drama entitled ''[[Obsession - dark desires]]'' playing the role of Gallagher and most recently, reprising his role as Sgt Daniel Goodfellow in the BBC drama ''[[Father Brown]]'' and as Watch Commander Trevor Lance in ''[[Coronation Street]]''.


He has also appeared in various commercials and corporate videos including ''[[Hallmark Cards]]'', ''[[New York Life Assurance]]'', ''[[British Telecom]]'', ''[[Ariel (laundry)|Ariel]] Liquitabs'', ''[[Redrow Homes]]'', ''[[Saniflo Water Systems]]'', The Pro Chef Quatro and Nudo knives both for ''[[JML (John Mills Limited)|JML]]'', ''[[Sainsbury's]]'' and ''[[Harvester restaurants]]'', he has completed numerous Health and Safety videos for ''[[Tarmac Limited|Tarmac]]'', ''[[British Telecom]]'', ''[[Lloyds TSB]]'', ''[[Bombardier trains]]'', ''[[The British dietetic society]]'', ''[[Travis Perkins]]'' and assorted promotional material for the Brazilian company ''[[Covance]]'' the French Canadian company ''[[Saint Gobain]]'', ''[[HMRC]]'' and ''[[Genworth]]''.
He has also appeared in various commercials and corporate videos including ''[[Hallmark Cards]]'', ''[[New York Life Assurance]]'', ''[[British Telecom]]'', ''[[Ariel (laundry)|Ariel]] Liquitabs'', ''[[Redrow Homes]]'', ''[[Saniflo Water Systems]]'', The Pro Chef Quatro and Nudo knives both for ''[[JML (John Mills Limited)|JML]]'', ''[[Sainsbury's]]'' and ''[[Harvester restaurants]]'', he has completed numerous Health and Safety videos for ''[[Tarmac Limited|Tarmac]]'', ''[[British Telecom]]'', ''[[Lloyds TSB]]'', ''[[Bombardier trains]]'', ''[[The British dietetic society]]'', ''[[Travis Perkins]]'' and assorted promotional material for the Brazilian company ''[[Covance]]'' the French Canadian company ''[[Saint Gobain]]'', ''[[HMRC]]'' and ''[[Genworth]]''.

Revision as of 08:14, 14 April 2015

John Burton is an English stage and television actor. He is no relation to the actors Richard Burton and Amanda Burton.

John has appeared in numerous productions throughout the UK, including West Side Story, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, An Inspector Calls, Outside Edge, They Don’t Grow on Trees, Confusions, Bells Are Ringing, Cabaret, Me and My Girl, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, a national tour of Peter Nichols’ award-winning play Blue Murder, a national tour of Four Nights in Knaresborough, a residency for Hull Truck Theatre prior to a national number one tour of The Glee Club playing Walt Hemmings and most recently The Midnight Hop by Soweto Kinch for Birmingham Rep playing Sir Percival Henshaw.

John’s television credits include: DC Cody in Coronation Street, James Ogley in Emmerdale, PC Steve Watson in Noah’s Ark, Sgt Bob Ellis in Undercover Customs, Sgt Major Atlee in Dalziel and Pascoe, Dave Edwards in Where the Heart Is, Rob Bonner in Cold Feet, DS Reynolds in Hollyoaks, Paramedic Steve in Clocking Off, Peter Phillips in Always and Everyone, Keith Palmer in Merseybeat, PC Joe Sambrook in The Bill, Steve Brooks in Crossroads, Alan Gordon in Brookside, Ansell in EastEnders, Tony in All About Me, Dean Forster in Casualty, Daniel Carey in "Flood", and Captain Steve Simmonds in "Hostage", two episodes from the BBC series Crisis Command, Simon Marshall in the TV movie All in the Game, Bill Durrant in the second series of Afterlife, Martin Foreman in the last ever episode of Dream Team, 3 episodes of Coronation Street which included the 50th anniversary live episode as Watch Commander Trevor Lance, DS Andy Nicoll in Catch me if you can for the BBC, 2 episodes of EastEnders playing Dave Pritchard, a new Sky drama entitled Obsession - dark desires playing the role of Gallagher and most recently, reprising his role as Sgt Daniel Goodfellow in the BBC drama Father Brown and as Watch Commander Trevor Lance in Coronation Street.

He has also appeared in various commercials and corporate videos including Hallmark Cards, New York Life Assurance, British Telecom, Ariel Liquitabs, Redrow Homes, Saniflo Water Systems, The Pro Chef Quatro and Nudo knives both for JML, Sainsbury's and Harvester restaurants, he has completed numerous Health and Safety videos for Tarmac, British Telecom, Lloyds TSB, Bombardier trains, The British dietetic society, Travis Perkins and assorted promotional material for the Brazilian company Covance the French Canadian company Saint Gobain, HMRC and Genworth.

John can also be seen playing Metal's Dad in the Jason Statham feature film Blitz, Doug Harman on the Halifax Building Society Homebuyer's Guide, providing the voice for the superhero Rodrigo in Hero for Hire on the PlayStation, and numerous other voice overs for the NSPCC, National Westminster Bank, Legoland Windsor and Kelloggs.

Selected filmography

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