Anthony Barclay is a multifaceted individual, distinguished by his impressive career as an actor and producer, which has spanned numerous years and showcased his remarkable versatility. He has made notable appearances in various television shows and series, including the 2021 production "Domina", a captivating drama that has garnered widespread acclaim. Additionally, he has also appeared in the British drama "Judge John Deed", a critically acclaimed series that aired from 2003 to 2006, and the British sitcom "Common As Muck", a popular and enduring comedy that aired from 1994 to 1997.
Anthony's life outside of his professional pursuits is marked by a sense of warmth and companionship, as he has been fortunate enough to find love and build lasting relationships with two remarkable individuals.
His current marriage to Antonia Fiber is a testament to the power of love and commitment, as the two have built a life together that is filled with joy and shared experiences. Together, they have also welcomed a child into the world, further solidifying their bond and creating a sense of family and belonging.
However, Anthony's personal life has not been without its changes and transitions. Prior to his current marriage, he was previously wed to the talented and accomplished comic actress, Doon Mackichan. This earlier marriage was a significant chapter in Anthony's life, and one that no doubt brought its own unique set of experiences and memories. Despite the end of this marriage, Anthony has emerged stronger and wiser, with a deeper understanding of what he desires and values in a relationship.
Anthony is a beaming father to a trio of lovely daughters, India Lily, Ella-Rose, and Esme-Violet, as well as a young son, Louis, who undoubtedly bring immense joy to his life.
Anthony's paternal lineage boasts a remarkable legacy, as his father, the illustrious singer Danny Williams, achieved immense success in the music industry. In 1961, Danny's iconic rendition of "Moon River" reached the top spot on the UK charts, solidifying his status as a talented vocalist.
Danny's illustrious career was marked by numerous tours with renowned acts, including the legendary Beatles. He also collaborated with the esteemed Nelson Riddle, a maestro renowned for his work with the incomparable Frank Sinatra.
Anthony's paternal figure, Danny, was granted the esteemed honor of collaborating with the illustrious Nat King Cole, a legendary musician of unparalleled talent. During their professional endeavors, Danny had the privilege of interpreting the timeless classic "Moon River" with such exceptional skill that it left an indelible mark on Nat King Cole, who was so thoroughly impressed with Danny's rendition that he deemed it unworthy of his own recording, convinced that no one, not even himself, could match the excellence of Danny's version.
Anthony's creative journey from 2010 to 2013 was marked by a fruitful collaboration with the accomplished actor, writer, and director, Steven Berkoff, as they worked together on a diverse range of productions.
These projects included the production of "Biblical Tales", a captivating and thought-provoking work that explored the complexities of biblical stories. The duo also worked on "Line up", a gripping drama that pushed the boundaries of storytelling. Additionally, they co-created "Gas", a thrilling production that kept audiences on the edge of their seats.
The crowning achievement of their collaboration was the premiere of "Oedipus: After Sophocles", a groundbreaking adaptation of the classic Sophocles play. This innovative production made its debut in both the UK and the US, showcasing the duo's ability to reimagine and reinterpret timeless classics for modern audiences.
Anthony's formative years as a thespian were marked by a series of auspicious collaborations with a plethora of esteemed industry luminaries, commencing with his stint as The Balladeer in the inaugural European production of Stephen Sondheim's magnum opus, "Assassins", at the renowned Donmar Warehouse in London, under the visionary direction of the illustrious Sam Mendes.
This impressive milestone was swiftly followed by Anthony's portrayal of Young Buddy in the West End revival of Sondheim's timeless classic, "Follies", at the iconic Shaftesbury Theatre in London, alongside the incomparable Eartha Kitt, a true legend of the stage.
Furthermore, Anthony's burgeoning talent was showcased in the European premiere of Sondheim's "Pacific Overtures", where he took on the pivotal role of The Boy in the Tree, a testament to his versatility and dedication to his craft.
Anthony is poised to assume the pivotal character of Councillor Sutt in the highly anticipated second season of the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ original series "Foundation", slated to premiere in 2023.
