David Walliams

Mr. David Walliams is a British TV actor, judge for talent show (Britain’s got talent), activist and author. He was born on the 20th of August, 1971 in the city of London, UK.

Quick Bio

David Walliams came to the attention of people when he made a partnership on the ‘Little Britain’ TV show with Matt Lucas. Little Britain was a British origin based sketch show.

David has been associated with ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent, which is a talent hunt show, and he has served at this show as a judge. He had a bit of ups and downs during the early stages of his career, but with time he established himself and worked in the British sitcom ‘Big School’.

In the sitcom Big School, David portrayed the role of a chemistry school teacher Keith Church. David’s father name was Peter Walliams, who was an engineer in the London Transport, and his mother Kathleen Walliams was a technician in a laboratory at the Sutton Grammar School.

TV Career

We have already mentioned that he starred in the TV shows such as Little Britain and Big School during the early days of his career due to this his acting skills kept on improving, and he starred in a total of thirteen movies as of now.

David starred in the 1999’s fiction audio series ‘Phantasmagoria’ for a span of 2 years (2003 - 2005). In 2005, he worked in Charlotte Hatherley’s song ‘Bastardo’, and during the same year (2005) he launched a documentary which was based on his life struggle and achievements. Lately, in 2007, David starred in Stephen Poliakoff’s Drama ‘Capturing Mary’ in which he played the role of a violent man.

In the following year (2008) David worked in the theatre industry for the first time in Harold Pinter’s stage drama ‘No Man’s Land’. During 2010 he starred in a comedy film known as ‘Dinner for Schmucks’.