Do YOU recognise the husky voice behind the star of Channel 5's new Sunday thriller The Night Caller?
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He is the TV veteran who is is known voicing documentaries, animated films, BBC Radio 4 commercials and hit TV shows.
But as Channel 5 release a new Sunday evening thriller, the husky voice behind the star of the show may sound very familiar.
It's usually known for whispering in your ear about carrot puree, parsnip crisps and finishing with a rich lamb jus over plates of delicate food.
And now he is now branching out his field of voiceovers and will be putting some gritty expression into his husky voice.
Can you guess who it is?
Do you recognise the husky voice behind the star of Channel 5's new Sunday evening thriller The Night Caller?
Yes, it's Sean Pertwee, who is recognised for his narration of MasterChef: The Professionals, after he replaced India Fisher from the fourth series onwards (pictured in the Night Caller)
Yes, it's actor Sean Pertwee!
These days Sean is mainly recognised for his narration of MasterChef: The Professionals, after he replaced India Fisher from the fourth series onwards.
But he has a long bloodline in the industry as his sister is actress Dariel Pertwee, his grandfather is actor and screenwriter Roland Pertwee and his father is the legendary Jon Pertwee - best known for playing the third incarnation of Doctor Who in the 1970s.
He is also married to make-up artist Jacqui Hamilton-Smith.
Sean, who is known for his role as Alfred Pennyworth, butler to Bruce Wayne in Gotham, voices a late-night radio talk-show host called Lawrence who is listened to by main character and Taxi driver Tony, who is played by Robert Glenister.
Lawrence is one of Tony's only lifelines as he takes a turn for the worst after he lost his job as teacher, his confidence and marriage.
The show was dubbed as a 'claustrophobic tale about the power of influence those with the loudest voice have over the most vulnerable people'.
And it follows Tony as he plucks up the courage to ring Lawrence on air and finally feels listened to after many years.
Sean voices a late-night radio talk-show host called Lawrence (pictured) who is listened to by main character and Taxi driver Tony, who is played by Robert Glenister
Lawrence is one of Tony's (pictured) only lifelines as he takes a turn for the worst after he lost his job as teacher, his confidence and marriage
But soon Tony beings to interpret Lawrence's 'worldview' in dangerous ways.
The relationship grows into an unhealthy obsession until he comes to the realisation that the real Lawrence isn't the man he portrays himself to be on air.
MasterChef and BBC Radio 4 adverts are not all Sean is know for as he also starred in 2008 film Doomsday and the film Devil's Playground in 2010.
The Night Caller starts on Channel 5 on Sunday, July 7 at 9pm.
Viewers can then watch the show back to back over the next four consecutive nights as it airs until Wednesday, July 10.
But soon Tony beings to interpret Lawrence's 'worldview' in dangerous ways. The relationship grows into an unhealthy obsession until he comes to the realisation that the real Lawrence isn't the man he portrays himself to be on air
The Night Caller starts on Channel 5 on Sunday, July 7 at 9pm. Viewers can then watch the show back to back over the next four consecutive nights as it airs until Wednesday, July 10
