Clive Mantle: Casualty actor has part of his EAR bitten off during row at a Travelodge 'after asking guests to keep noise down' Alleged attack took place in Travelodge in the early hours of Sunday Actor's agent said the incident occurred following a dispute over noise A 32-year-old man has been charged with wounding with intent Former Casualty actor Clive Mantle has had part of his ear bitten off during an alleged attack in a hotel. The actor, who is known for playing general surgeon Mike Barrett in the long-running BBC medical drama, had to have the top part of his right ear sewn back on by surgeons following the incident. The 55-year-old's agent has said the alleged attack took place at the Travelodge, in Foster Street, Newcastle. Former Casualty actor Clive Mantle has had part of his ear bitten off in an alleged attack in Newvastle Mr Mantle was allegedly attacked at the Travelodge in Newcastle's Quayside area Mr Mantle, who played Mike Barratt in the BBC drama, was involved in the incident after asking other guests at the hotel to keep the noise down A spokesman for his agent, London-based Sarahband Associates, said Mr Mantle, who also stars in HBO's Game Of Thrones, had asked other guests in the hotel to keep the noise down, according to the BBC. The spokesman said: 'He is very shaken and shocked by what has happened, you don't expect this kind of thing to happen in a hotel. The part of the ear that was bitten off was found and sewn back on. Mr Mantle said the police, ambulance and hospital staff were amazing. Mr Mantle, who also played Little John in the 1980s fantasy series Robin of Sherwood, had just finished a run in The Ladykillers at the Theatre Royal when the alleged attack took place in the early hours of Sunday. A 32-year-old man from Hamilton, in South Lanarkshire, has been charged with wounding with intent. He is due to appear before magistrates next month. Another man has been released on bail in connection with the incident while a third man has been released without charge. Mr Mantle, pictured here in Game of Thrones, had just finished a run in The Ladykillers at the Theatre Royal when the alleged attack took place Mr Mantle (right) starring as Tony in White Van Man, alongside Will Mellor (left), as Ollie Mr Mantle, who was born in Barnet, London, was awarded the Laurence Olivier Theatre Award in 1986 for Most Promising Newcomer for his performance in Of Mice and Men. The following year he was due to appear in the first Nuclear Man in Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, but his role was left out of the film. He portrayed Simon Horton, the younger brother of David Horton, in the The Vicar of Dibley for two episodes and has also appeared in One Foot In The Grave, Bottom and Doctor Who. More recently he appeared in the BBC sitcom White Van Man in 2011 and last year was in Sherlock. In the 1980s he also starred in the BBC Radio 4 comedy In One Ear. Mr Mantle alongside Sarah Lancashire in television programme Bloomin' Marvellous