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Nicholas Woodeson
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Miami Vice Character
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Born
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November 30, 1949, England
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Active
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1980-present
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Nicholas Woodeson (born November 30, 1949) is an English stage and television actor. He appeared in the show Miami Vice as Artie Cross, a counterfeiter who sets off gasoline-filled sprinklers to destroy the evidence in the episode "Made for Each Other".
Career[]
Woodeson began his American film career in the TV movie A Rumor of War (with Brian Dennehy and Perry Lang), then appeared in his first American movie, Heaven's Gate. After his Vice appearance, he returned to his native England and appeared in several BBC television shows and movies before returning to America in 1993's The Pelican Brief (with Julia Roberts, John Heard, Stanley Tucci and Anthony Heald), then was in The Man Who Knew Too Little, The Avengers, The Danish Girl, and his most recent American appearances, in the TV series Taboo and Will. He also appeared on the stage in the West End in England.