Stuart Jaenicke just loves his hobby - so he has sent us these pictures of him in costume on the set of the BBC's Wolf Hall so we could share them with our readers.

The father and member of St Margaret's Players is a film extra in his spare time when he is not working at the family business, Viking Recruitment, in Dover.

He and acting colleague Nadine Lawson took part in filming at Dover Castle and watched themselves in episodes four and six where they appeared as a merchant and a peasant woman.

Stuart, 33, said: "It was one shoot, split on different episodes taken from different angles."

Despite his job at Viking Recruitment taking up much of his time, Stuart has been an extra on the National Geographic Channel where he appeared for five minutes as a Russian soldier going around the woods.

He will film The Danish Girl, starring Eddie Redmayne, in Kensington in December and he is going for a speaking part in The Tunnel in March.

He and Nadine are also set to audition for the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Marlowe Theatre. If they are successful, they will perform "mechanical" roles at Stratford-upon-Avon.

If you missed Wolf Hall, you can catch up on www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer