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Matt Whitfield in a blue suit looking bemused

Matt Whitfield actor in armour looking menacing

Matt Whitfield in armour, drawing his sword

Hey there!

My name is Matt Whitfield and I hope today finds you hale and hearty!

I'm the Spotlight registered actor best known for playing ‘Stallion’, the commentator and on-screen personality for British wrestling, providing analysis and insight on the matches and situations in the ring at Pro Championship Wrestling (PCW). With my keen eye, a distinctive Geordie accent, sharp wit and a lifetime love of professional wrestling I have worked hard to become the pre-eminent broadcaster of British wrestling.

You can catch my work as Stallion on television in a weekly show on Sky Channel 191 Showcase TV.

However, I am so much more than that!

My goal is to bring my characters to life and I craft them happily, fleshing them out with care.

Trained in screen combat to the highest Stage Four ECSPC standard in unarmed, daggers, single swords, sabre, sword with shield, two handed longsword, rapier, rapier and dagger, smallsword, and spear with either single or multiple opponents.

I have a love for performing and enjoy nothing better than getting on set or treading the boards to bring a character to life. Check out my Headshots and Showreels page for some examples of my work.

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Matt Whitfield, actor, in suit with braces

Matt Whitfield looking menacing in a black teeshirt, folding his arms. The image is black and white.

Height: 184 cm / 6ft 0in
Weight: 100 kg / 220 lbs
Chest: 116 cm / 46 in
Waist (jeans): 87 cm / 34 in
Waist (dress pants): 97 cm / 38 in
Head: 61 cm / 24 in
Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
Skin colour: White
Eye colour: Blue
Hair colour: Black but shaved

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My Services

Matt Whitfield, actor, in a white teeshirt with a sugar skull motif.

Acting Roles

Trained by award winning actor and producer Mark Pegg and his Acting Academy in the art, technique and business of acting.

Spotlight performer
Great attitude, a joy to be on set with and not a diva. Mostly.
Loves to bring a character to life with his own unique take and makes that character his own
Turns up early, often with his own props
Captivating presence
Ability to adapt, take direction and always learning
Can learn lines quickly
Analyses text to pick up ways to play a character
Obtains extra training when a part requires it

Screen Combat Roles

Training With Stagefight UK's Raph Aldis in advanced screen combat to a Stage Four standard in ECSPC recognised by Equity and Spotlight, which includes the following weapons and disciplines: