Englishman, thespian, and soccer fanatic--it's a close call as to where Shaun Dooley spends more time: on screen practicing his craft, or at the stadium supporting his hometown Barnsley Football Club. Dooley got his career off to a quick start in the late '90s, landing jobs with half a dozen television programs such as "Coronation Street," focusing on the working class issues of a fictional Manchester town. He appeared almost exclusively in television series and movies through the mid-2000s, including a 27-episode stint on the soap opera, "EastEnders." Dooley found time on the big screen in the late 2000's, acting in horror pictures like the 2012 ghost story "The Woman In Black."