Peter Howitt

Peter Howitt is a renowned English actor and film director, originally hailing from Eltham, London, and later from Bromley, Kent. His early involvement in the arts includes participating in the Priory Players, a local theater group based at Christ Church, Eltham. Peter is a devoted father to two children: Luke, born in 1990, and Amy, born in 2008. Currently, he resides in Vancouver, Canada.

Howitt gained widespread recognition for his role as Joey Boswell in the popular British television series "Bread," which showcased his talent and set the stage for his future endeavors. In 1998, he made his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed film "Sliding Doors," a dual-narrative story that explores the impact of chance on life choices. Following this success, he directed several noteworthy films, including "AntiTrust" (2001), a tech-thriller, and the comedy spy film "Johnny English" (2003), starring Rowan Atkinson. He continued to demonstrate his versatility with "Laws of Attraction" (2004), a romantic comedy, and "Dangerous Parking" (2008), a film he both adapted from Stuart Browne's novel and starred in as the lead. Throughout his career, Howitt has made significant contributions to both film and television, establishing himself as a respected figure in the entertainment industry.