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London born Rupert is a British actor best known as Adam Carter in the BAFTA award winning series Spooks, which follows a group of MI5 intelligence officers (spies).

I think his family are quite in to acting. His brother Laurence Penry-Jones is also an actor and Rupert starred with his own mother in TV's Cold Comfort Farm. He dated Kylie Minogue in the late 90s but ended up marrying Dervla Kirwan who we all know from Ballykissangel!

Having started out doing alot of stage work having trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He recently starred in Whitechapel, an ITV drama about the copycat killings of Jack the Ripper. Didn you know, Penry-Jones won an ITV3 Crime Thriller Award for Best Actor in 2008? Oh, and his father Peter Penry-Jones was Colin Linsdale in that classic old drama Howard's Way!

Find out more at his BBC bio.

Rupert talked about his parts often requiring him to do nude scenes in an interview with the Daily Mail about his new role in ITV's re-telling of the infamous Jack The Ripper story, Whitechapel. I presume we are getting to see some flesh in that? Well, we will see.

No need to wait if you want more of Rupert anyway. In 2007 he showed us his bare butt during a sex scene with Kelly Reilly in Joe's Place, a made-for-TV movie. In 2003 he starred as Donald Maclean in Cambridge Spies with Tom Hollander and Toby Stephens where the three of them jump, naked, off a bridge in Cambridge. In the ongoing BBC drama Spooks, Penry-Jones exposed his arse a couple of times and then gifted us with a quick but fairly clear full frontal scene. Back in 1994 he starred in Fatherland and is seen laid bare on a table.

"I get very few nasty letters,” he continues. “A few from people who disapprove of the fact that I’m getting naked on television yet again. I don’t know why – I suppose they don’t like the idea that I’m doing that while I’m married with children." (Source: Telegraph.co.uk)

"What I really enjoy,” he says, “is when someone who I used to have a crush on, a female from my industry” – here he gives a little snort at the inadvertently snooty-sounding way he’s phrased that – “comes up to me at a party and says, ‘Oh, I’ve been dying to meet you, I’ve had such a crush on you.’ To think this fantasy woman has been feeling the same about me.”" (Source: Telegraph.co.uk)

"At school I was terrible. I only stayed to do plays and play rugby and cricket." (London Standard interview)