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Robin Ellis

Robin Ellis (born Anthony Robin Ellis on 8 January 1942) is a British actor, author, and cookery writer, best known for his leading role as Captain Ross Poldark in the BBC period drama series Poldark (1975–1977), adapted from Winston Graham's novels.^[1]^[2] Born in Ipswich, Suffolk, to an RAF pilot father, Ellis spent his early years moving between RAF bases before attending Highgate School in London and later studying history at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, where he appeared in over 20 student plays, igniting his passion for acting.^[3]^[4]^[5] Ellis began his professional career in provincial repertory theatre after university, making his West End debut in 1967 as Captain Jack Absolute in The Rivals at the Haymarket Theatre.^[2] His breakthrough came with Poldark, where he starred in all 29 episodes across two series, portraying the principled Cornish mining captain and earning widespread acclaim for bringing the character to life during the show's peak popularity in the 1970s.^[6] Beyond Poldark, Ellis appeared in notable film and television roles, including Robert Acton in the Merchant Ivory production The Europeans (1979), Franklin Blake in the BBC's The Moonstone (1972), and the archaeologist Howard Carter in the NBC miniseries The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (1980).^[7] He also performed on stage, notably sharing the West End spotlight with Zoe Wanamaker in Sylvia at the Apollo Theatre in 1996.^[8] In later years, Ellis reprised his association with Poldark by guest-starring as Reverend Halse in the 2015 BBC revival series.^[9] Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 1999, he turned his focus to healthy cooking, authoring cookbooks such as Delicious Dishes for Diabetics (2010) and Mediterranean Cooking for Diabetics (2014), and conducting workshops on the subject.^[10] In 1999, Ellis relocated to a renovated rectory in the Dordogne region of southwest France with his wife, Meredith, where he has embraced a quieter life centered on writing, countryside walks, and French citizenship, which he acquired in 2021.^[11]^[8]

Early life and education

Birth and family background

Robin Ellis was born on 8 January 1942 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England.^[12] His father, Anthony Gerald Ellis, served in the Royal Air Force as a fighter pilot during and after World War II.^[13]^[14] In 1946, both of his parents were 31 years old.^[15] Ellis is the eldest of three brothers; his younger siblings are Jack Ellis, an actor, and Peter Ellis, a television director who died on 24 April 2006 in Los Angeles, California.^[16]^[12] Due to his father's RAF career, Ellis spent his early childhood moving between various RAF bases across the United Kingdom.^[14] The family eventually settled in north London following the end of the war.^[12] From the age of four, he gained initial exposure to the performing arts through family outings to local Christmas pantomimes, such as Dick Whittington and Aladdin, at the Golders Green Hippodrome, where he sat between his parents in the stalls.^[15]

Academic and early influences

Ellis attended Highgate School, an independent day school in north London, where he first developed an interest in drama through participation in school productions.^[10] At the age of 17, he auditioned for a school play at the urging of a friend and secured the role of Sir Lucius O'Trigger in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The Rivals, an experience that ignited his passion for performance and marked his initial foray into acting.^[8] Following his time at Highgate, Ellis joined the National Youth Theatre for a couple of years, collaborating with future notable actors such as Ian McShane, Martin Jarvis, and Simon Ward, which further honed his theatrical skills before university.^[10]^[17] Ellis pursued higher education at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, where he studied history from 1962 to 1965.^[18] During his undergraduate years, he immersed himself in student theatre, appearing in over 20 productions, which bridged his academic pursuits with a deepening commitment to acting and influenced his decision to forgo a conventional career path in favor of the stage.^[17] This period at Cambridge solidified the artistic influences that propelled him toward professional theatre upon graduation.

Acting career

Stage performances

Robin Ellis began his professional stage career in repertory theatre following his studies at Cambridge University, where he had gained foundational experience in university productions. His West End debut came in 1966, when he portrayed Captain Jack Absolute in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The Rivals at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, under the direction of Glen Byam Shaw and alongside Ralph Richardson in the lead role.^[8]^[17]^[19] This production marked his entry into London's commercial theatre scene, blending comedy and period intrigue. In the mid-1970s, Ellis joined the Royal Shakespeare Company for its 1976–1977 season at Stratford-upon-Avon, contributing to several Shakespearean classics. He played Don Pedro in John Barton's production of Much Ado About Nothing, sharing the stage with Judi Dench as Beatrice, Ian McKellen as Benedick, and Cherie Lunghi as Hero.^[20]^[21] That same season, he appeared as the eccentric Doctor Pinch in Trevor Nunn's innovative The Comedy of Errors, noted for its musical elements and Dench's portrayal of Adriana, and took on a role in the company's revival of King Lear.^[22]^[23]^[21] These performances highlighted his versatility in ensemble Shakespeare, emphasizing classical roles within the RSC's repertory system. Ellis maintained an active stage presence into the 1990s with notable West End revivals. In 1996, he starred as Greg, the beleaguered husband, in A.R. Gurney's comedic Sylvia at the Apollo Theatre, directed by Michael Blakemore and opposite Zoë Wanamaker's energetic depiction of the family dog.^[24]^[25]^[26] The production, which explored marital tensions through anthropomorphic humor, earned praise for its witty staging and Wanamaker's physical comedy. Earlier in his career, Ellis reflected on his repertory days at venues like the Golders Green Hippodrome, a key tryout space for London shows. He performed in pantomimes such as Dick Whittington as Idle Jack, evoking the vibrancy of variety theatre traditions.^[15]^[17]

Television and film roles

Robin Ellis began his transition from stage to television in the early 1970s, appearing in several BBC adaptations of classic literature that showcased his versatility in period roles. His early television credits included portraying Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, in the historical drama Elizabeth R (1971), a role that highlighted his commanding presence in royal intrigue narratives. He followed this with Edward Ferrars in the romantic adaptation Sense and Sensibility (1971), based on Jane Austen's novel, and Franklin Blake in the mystery series The Moonstone (1972), adapted from Wilkie Collins's work, which helped establish his reputation for thoughtful, introspective characters. These appearances built on his theatre background, gradually positioning him for leading roles in prestige television. Ellis achieved his breakthrough in 1975 with the title role of Captain Ross Poldark in the BBC period drama Poldark, which aired from 1975 to 1977 across 29 episodes.^[27] The series, adapted from Winston Graham's novels set in late 18th-century Cornwall, depicted Poldark's return from the American Revolutionary War to reclaim his family's mining estate amid social and romantic challenges.^[28] Ellis's portrayal of the rugged, principled protagonist became iconic, drawing large audiences and cementing his association with period dramas.^[27] In the same year, Ellis made a notable guest appearance as Danny Brown, a cockney detective, in the comedy series Fawlty Towers episode "A Touch of Class" (1975), providing a contrast to his dramatic work with his comedic timing alongside John Cleese's Basil Fawlty.^[29] Transitioning to film, he starred as Robert Acton in The Europeans (1979), directed by James Ivory and adapted from Henry James's novella, where he played a wealthy American entangled in cultural clashes with European aristocracy opposite Lee Remick.^[30] The following year, Ellis took the lead role of archaeologist Howard Carter in the NBC television movie The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (1980), a thriller exploring the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb and its supernatural repercussions.^[31] Decades later, Ellis returned to the Poldark universe in a guest capacity as the stern Reverend Halse in the BBC remake series (2015–2019), appearing across multiple seasons to represent institutional authority in the story's Cornish setting. This cameo paid homage to his original role while underscoring the enduring legacy of the adaptation.

Later projects and voice work

In 2021, Ellis took on the role of the Ghost of Hamlet's father in an online film production of Hamlet, directed by Rob Barron and produced by Gorilla Rep NYC as part of their Shakespeare series. This marked a return to the stage in a virtual format, with Ellis appearing alongside lead actor Henry Austin Shikongo, adapting the classic tragedy for contemporary audiences amid the COVID-19 pandemic.^[32] Ellis established a significant presence in voiceover and narration later in his career, co-owning the London-based agency Voices in London for many years, where he managed operations from a Soho office while contributing his own performances. He narrated numerous documentaries, including the BAFTA-winning BBC series The Death of Yugoslavia (1995–1996), providing the voiceover for the British version that chronicled the dissolution of the socialist federation. His narration work extended to other historical productions, such as episodes of the science series Equinox, emphasizing his versatile delivery in factual programming.^[5]^[33]^[9] Beyond these endeavors, Ellis has engaged in occasional reflections on the enduring cultural impact of Poldark, particularly in interviews and personal writings where he discusses its influence on period drama and Cornish heritage, though he has not taken on major new acting roles since the 2021 Hamlet production as of November 2025. Instead, he has focused on consultations and archival contributions related to the series, underscoring its legacy without pursuing extensive on-screen work.^[34]

Writing career

Memoir on Poldark

Robin Ellis's memoir Making Poldark, first published in 1978 by a small Cornish publisher, provides an intimate account of the production of the 1975 BBC adaptation of Winston Graham's novels, focusing on the behind-the-scenes challenges of filming in Cornwall's rugged landscapes. The book details logistical hurdles such as rapidly diminishing light during outdoor shoots, which demanded swift execution of scenes, and unexpected incidents like a cameraman breaking his leg after being thrown from a coach on Bodmin Moor, leaving Ellis in a state of shock for hours. It also explores cast dynamics, including rehearsals at a London hotel dubbed the "Acton Hilton" with co-star Angharad Rees as Demelza, and tensions arising from adaptation choices, such as the accelerated timeline for Ross and Demelza's marriage, which drew disapproval from Graham himself.^[35]^[36] An updated edition appeared in 1987 to coincide with the BBC's re-airing of the series, followed by a significantly revised and expanded version in 2012 that incorporated additional personal reflections and color photographs. This edition delves deeper into the failed attempt to produce a third series, including the Poldark Appreciation Society's protests against the BBC's decision, highlighting the show's enduring fanbase. Throughout, Ellis examines themes of personal growth, recounting how embodying Ross Poldark—a character marked by post-war disillusionment and social defiance—profoundly influenced his own development as an actor and individual. The memoir also addresses the adaptation process from Graham's source material, emphasizing how the novels' portrayal of 18th-century class struggles and romantic entanglements was translated to screen while navigating creative liberties.^[35]^[37] The series' broader impact on British television is a recurring motif, with Ellis crediting Poldark for its role in popularizing period dramas and attracting up to 15 million viewers per episode during its original run, cementing its status as a cultural phenomenon that boosted interest in Graham's novels and Cornish heritage. In 2015, an audiobook version of the expanded memoir was released, narrated by Ellis himself, allowing listeners to experience his firsthand anecdotes in his distinctive voice. This format extended the book's reach, particularly amid renewed interest from the BBC's 2015 reboot.^[38]^[39]

Cookery books and culinary focus

Following his diagnosis with Type 2 diabetes in 1999, British actor Robin Ellis transitioned into cookery authorship as a means to manage his condition through diet, drawing on his longstanding interest in Mediterranean cuisine to create accessible, health-focused recipes.^[40] His first book, Delicious Dishes for Diabetics: Eating Well with Type-2 Diabetes, published in November 2011 by Skyhorse Publishing, emphasizes simple adaptations of Mediterranean staples to control blood sugar levels without medication, featuring dishes like fresh tuna salad with sunflower seeds, Dijon mustard, and olive oil.^[41] The book includes over 100 recipes prioritizing fresh ingredients, lean proteins, and plant-based elements to promote balanced eating for diabetics and those seeking healthier lifestyles.^[42] Ellis expanded his culinary output with subsequent titles that built on this foundation, refining his approach to emphasize sustainability and enjoyment in everyday cooking. In 2014, he released Healthy Eating for Life: Over 100 Simple and Tasty Recipes through Little, Brown Book Group, which broadens beyond diabetes-specific needs to offer versatile, low-carb Mediterranean-inspired meals suitable for general wellness, such as herb-infused vegetable sides and grain alternatives like bulgur wheat.^[43] This was followed by Mediterranean Cooking for Diabetics: Delicious Dishes to Control or Avoid Diabetes in March 2016, a revised and expanded edition of his debut with added color photography and updated recipes, including variations on seafood and vegetable preparations to maintain glycemic control.^[44] His fourth book, Robin Ellis's Mediterranean Vegetarian Cooking: Delicious Seasonal Dishes for Living Well with Diabetes, appeared in September 2020 from Robinson, fully plant-based and photographed by his wife, Meredith Wheeler, highlighting seasonal produce in dishes like stuffed peppers and legume stews.^[45]^[46] Ellis's culinary philosophy centers on uncomplicated, flavorful meals that leverage the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet—rich in olive oil, vegetables, nuts, and herbs—while minimizing processed foods and refined sugars to support long-term vitality.^[47] He advocates for plant-forward cooking as a sustainable choice, evident in his personal blog on robin-ellis.net, where he shares adaptations like sunflower seed integrations into salads and sautés, with posts continuing through 2021 to inspire home cooks in managing health through enjoyable, everyday recipes.^[48] This body of work reflects his commitment to demystifying healthy eating, making it approachable without sacrificing taste.^[49]

Personal life

Marriage and family

Ellis married American photographer and former journalist Meredith Wheeler in 1990.^[14] The couple resides in a restored presbytery in the Languedoc region of southwest France, where they have built a life together centered on creative pursuits and animal companionship.^[50] Wheeler has contributed photography to Ellis's cookery books, including the 2020 publication Robin Ellis's Mediterranean Vegetarian Cooking, which features her images of dishes and their rural French surroundings. The couple has no children and shares their home with a menagerie of pets, notably cats and chickens such as the silkie hen Maud and the Araucana hen Lucette.^[51] Ellis maintains close ties to his family in the entertainment industry through his younger brothers. Jack Ellis is a fellow actor, recognized for his role as prison officer Jim Fenner in the ITV series Bad Girls and appearances in Casualty as Sergeant Chancellor.^[52] Their middle brother, Peter Ellis, worked as a television director on shows including Highlander and NCIS until his death from a heart attack in 2006 at age 58.^[16]

Health diagnosis and lifestyle

In 1999, Robin Ellis was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes during a routine blood test, despite showing no symptoms, which came as a significant shock and prompted immediate lifestyle adjustments.^[53]^[49] This diagnosis, occurring shortly after his move to France in 1999, led him to adopt a Mediterranean-style diet emphasizing fresh, plant-based foods, with a shift toward vegetarian eating to better manage his condition.^[54]^[5] In 1999, Ellis and his wife relocated to a rural farm in the Tarn region of southwest France, embracing a simpler countryside existence that aligned with his health needs.^[54]^[55] Their 18th-century stone-built home, a former rectory near the village of Lautrec, became the setting for daily routines including gardening, short walks through local fields, and attentive observations of nature, such as the seasonal bloom of sunflowers and the activity of bees in flowering ivy.^[5] This pastoral rhythm, supported by caring for a menagerie of animals on the property, fostered a slower pace of life that complemented his dietary changes and overall well-being.^[55]^[54] In 2021, Ellis and his wife acquired French citizenship, a decision influenced by Brexit's impact on his British EU status, allowing them to maintain seamless ties to their adopted home.^[54] This milestone reinforced their commitment to rural French living, where they continue to cherish the tranquility of the countryside and the responsibilities of animal husbandry amid the Tarn's rolling landscapes.^[55]

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Anthony Robin Ellis (born 8 January 1942) is a British actor and cookery book writer best known for his role as Captain Ross Poldark in the 29 episodes of the ...Missing: RAF father brothers Jack Peter
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Born in Ipswich in 1942 to a father who was in the RAF so his early life was spent in various RAF bases. After obtaining a history degree at Cambridge he ...
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Jun 4, 1978 · ... Cambridge University. which included a respectable history degree, and provincial repertory (stock) theater. “I think I played in 21 ...
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Robin Ellis is a British actor best known for playing the leading role in the BBC series, Poldark, based on the novels of Winston Graham.
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Died. April 24, 2006 · Los Angeles, California, USA. Relatives. Robin Ellis(Sibling). Did you know. Edit · Trivia. Brother of actors Robin Ellis and Jack Ellis.
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... RSC "Much Ado About Nothing," left to right: Robin Ellis (Don Pedro), Richard Durden (Claudio), Cherie Lunghi (Hero), Ivan Beavis (Leonato), Judi Dench ...
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Greg, Sylvia 20th May – 1st June 1996, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London. · Don Pedro, Much Ado About Nothing, Royal Shakespeare Company 10th March ( ...Missing: Highgate School
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Officer · Robin Ellis · Doctor Pinch. Additional Details. Theatre company: Royal Shakespeare Company; Production type: Operas and Musicals; Historical period ...
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Cast & Crew. Cast. Greg, Robin Ellis. Kate, Maria Aitken. Sylvia, Zoë Wanamaker. Tom / Phyllis / Leslie, Neil McCaul. Crew. Designer, Hayden Griffin. Director ...
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Rating 8.3/10 (1,280) Robin Ellis · Ross Poldark. 29 eps 29 episodes ; Angharad Rees · Demelza. 28 eps 28 episodes ; Jill Townsend · Elizabeth Warleggan · 27 eps 27 episodesEpisode list · Full cast & crew · Robin Ellis · Clive Francis as Francis Poldark<|control11|><|separator|>
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Rating 6.1/10 (1,268) Top Cast14 ; Lee Remick · Eugenia Young ; Robin Ellis · Robert Acton ; Wesley Addy · Mr. Wentworth ; Tim Choate · Clifford ; Lisa Eichhorn · Gertrude.
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Maud is a wise old thing… - Robin Ellis
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How Polardk star Robin Ellis escaped to idyllic life in France
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