Damian Hunt

Hunt's earliest documented screen credit is *Just Like a Woman* (1992), a UK television production that placed him in front of cameras at what would have been a young age (IMDb). From there, the record jumps to the mid-1990s with voice work — he provided the voice of Tom in the animated feature *The Snow Queen* (1995), a role that doesn't show up in most casual summaries of his career but sits right there on his IMDb page if you look (IMDb). The 2000s were his most active documented period. *Waking the Dead* — the long-running BBC procedural starring Trevor Eve — listed Hunt among its cast across a run that stretched from 2000 to 2007, though the specific episodes and nature of his role aren't detailed in available sources (British Comedy Guide). His *My Hero* credit in 2003, playing Ollie Sunday at age 17, is the role most frequently cited when his name comes up. *My Hero* ran on BBC One and leaned into broad fish-out-of-water comedy; Ollie Sunday was a recurring character in that world, though Hunt's arc within the series isn't fully documented in public records. The 2005 video release *Nature Unleashed: Earthquake* — where he played a character called Dylan — represents his most prominent film credit, even if the production itself was a low-budget direct-to-video feature rather than a theatrical release (CinemaParadiso). After the mid-2000s, Hunt's profile in publicly available databases becomes harder to track. No major awards, no widely reported career pivots, and no recent high-profile projects appear in current sources. That's not unusual for character actors working in British television, where consistent employment and craft often matter more than visibility.