I play Brian in the new Jilly Cooper adaptation Rivals (Disney+) alongside too many big names to mention. I played Mr Arnold in the last season of Good Omens (Amazon) opposite David Tennant & Michael Sheen, Jon Richardson’s dentist in Meet the Richardsons (Dave), and Trevor in Bridget Christie’s acclaimed The Change (Channel 4). I worked with Matthew Macfadyen on Stonehouse (ITV) played Toby in “that” Series 4 episode of Ghosts (BBC1), played disgruntled cafe owner Scott who gets Tracey Beaker arrested in The Beaker Girls (CBBC), Jared in Trying (Apple TV), various characters in Series 1 & 2 of The Emily Atack Show (ITV2), a rapping dad in Idris Elba’s In The Long Run (Sky) and Mark ‘Masculus’ Waddington in Doctors (BBC1).
I played PC Mortimer in Porters (UKTV Dave) and I played three different characters in both Not Going Out and Martin Clunes’ sitcom Warren (both BBC1). Other television credits include Kaos (Netflix), Ted Lasso (Apple), Inside No.9 (BBC2), The Rebel (UKTV Gold) opposite Simon Callow, Birds of a Feather (ITV), The Last Leg (Channel 4), Through The Keyhole (ITV), Red Flag (Kiell Smith-Bynoe’s Blap, All4), Murder They Hope (Gold), It’s What She Would’ve Wanted (BBC3), Bloods (Sky), Criminal Audition (Amazon), Fool Britannia (ITV), Alan Carr’s New Year Specstacular (Channel 4). Oh yeah and I did those Topcashback adverts.
I was recently announced as a core cast member of ❓ and I play ❓ in ❓. I played the Mouth of Sauron in Lord of the Rings: Gollum, Frank Fairburne in Strange Brigade, The Blightreaper & Nurgloth the Eternal in Warhammer: Vermintide 2, Ungrol Stoneheart’ in Total War: Warhammer, The Home Secretary in Dead Man’s Phone and Robert Devereux in Astrologaster.
I’ve also voiced characters in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat, Don’t Even Think, Ancestors Legacy and many more.
You can find out more video game info at my specialist voiceover site: richdeepvoice.co.uk/games
Voice work often keeps me out of trouble and I have done a few TV & Radio adverts, video games and audio books. Audiobooks include Mesut Özil’s autobiography and a few other football books. I’ve also done a variety of other fiction and non-fiction. You can check them all out on Audible. Some pretty good reviews actually!
I played the lead William in dark comedy indie feature Criminal Audition. Watch the trailer here. I’ve had some nice reviews from its FrightFest premiere and press screenings:
“Rich Keeble as William is excellent… with William’s fading confidence replaced by fear and powerlessness being convincing.” – Horror DNA
“Most of this feels centred on the hapless William, who clearly becomes more out of his depth as the night progresses. Luckily, Rich Keeble does a great job with this and holds it all together as a focal point, while the world around William falls apart.”– Nerdspan
“Keeble’s comedy background is clear, and yet his weaselly mannerisms make him both unlikable yet sympathetic, as he gradually loses control of the situation.” – The Hollywood News
I’ve also appeared in The People We Hate At The Wedding (Amazon) which starred Kristen Bell and Allison Janney, I provided the voice of DJ Dave in Finding Fatimah, and shot a small role in the Michael Caine film King of Thieves, but they cut my scene. I appeared with Phil Davis in short film Keep.
Over the last couple of years I’ve been producing spoof Camee style celebrity video message swith my character Harry Ham. We’re also planning a new spoof podcast with him.
Previously my web series Rich Keeble Vanity Project won Best British Series at UK Webfest 2016 and Pilot Light TV Fest 2017, and was described by British Comedy Guide as “Laugh-out-loud” as well as featured on Chortle’s “Best Comedy on Demand”. The follow up was a spoof online chat show called Rich Keeble Zoom Chats where I played the same stupid character version of myself, but this time attempting to interview notable guests.
I starred in Turtle Canyon Comedy’s short Rob & Beth, which also featured Kat Sadler
I used to get recognised, shouted at in pubs or on the street, and trolled on Twitter from starring in the Topcashback adverts from 2015-2020. First I was sitting on a hippo, and as of 2017, I was doing a lot of walking.
I also did comic adverts for McDonald’s and a recurring ident on the BBC (the one with the panda) where I worked with director Victoria Pile for the first time.
I’ve performed as a double act with Ben Green (Keeble & Green) performing in character as “From Both Ends”, and also alongside Jacob Edwards. I also performed the radio play Dexit at the Comedy Store, and did a sketch/stand up show called Kaile, Keeble & Kuntz at Edinburgh in 2014 with Luke Kaile.
I’ve had forays into stand up and storytelling and I’ve thought about getting back into stand up but my wife doesn’t think I’m very good at it.
I did a play a few years ago as real life double agent Donald MacLean in A Morning with Guy Burgess at the Courtyard Theatre, London, which was featured on the BBC Review Show. I also appeared in Halfway House and Criminal Audition at the Etcetera Theatre. (That last one was the play on which the eventual film was based…)
I also enjoy a bit of roleplay – I’ve twice played the defendant in a weekend of being cross examined for the National Law Advocacy Competition.
I’ve done loads of music stuff over the years encompassing indie/rock/punk to electronic noise. The most accessible and most recent stuff I did you can listen to here.