Detectorists star Toby Jones is set to meet fans in Oxford later this year.
The actor is well known for his role in the comedy series as well as Mr Bates vs The Post Office and a memorable guest appearance in Matt Smith’s era of Doctor Who.
He has also appeared in several major films including Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Captain America: The First Avenger and Dad’s Army.
The 58-year-old also played the beloved part of Dobby the house elf in the Harry Potter film franchise, initially appearing in the second movie.
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Mr Jones will perform a festive literary reading to those attending the annual Christmas fundraiser in December.
A spokesperson for Macmillan said: “Follow the Stars – Macmillan Carols is a magnificent annual Christmas fundraiser in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support that takes place in the stunning surrounds of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford.
“Join us as we welcome in the 2024 Christmas season with a special evening of your favourite carols and choral music performed by the world-class voices of the Oxford Bach Soloists.
“We are pleased to announce that tickets are now on sale for this year's concert so make sure you purchase your tickets soon so you don't miss out on this spectacular evening.”
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Tickets are available now on the Macmillan website and are priced between £30 and £130.
The event will take place at 8pm on Friday, December 6, and will also see fellow actors Shaun Evans and Jason Isaacs perform readings.
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