About Number Six

Biography:

Born a stone's throw from Pinewood Studios and spent many days there and watching films being made around Black Park with Mum & Dad whilst growing up. My maternal grandfather, William Harrison, was one of the founding members of Bush Radio. We eventually moved to Dorset where I went to Foster's Grammar School in Sherborne. Represented Dorset at all youth levels and South of England Schoolboys at Cricket. Have now played for Sherborne CC for 37 years, scoring 38 hundreds.

Married to Michelle (who is the grand-daughter of Ukrainian and Polish WWII refugees) and have 5 daughters - Kimberleigh (22), Laura (18), Jo-Jo (11), Molly (8), Rebekah (1).

Passionate about classic British films 1930-1980 - especially like Ealing Studios films and the Boulting Brothers' films.
As a hobby, I have my own classic British film website - www.gbscreenstars.co.uk

Favourite actors: John Mills, John Gregson, Richard Attenborough, Peter Finch, Jack Hawkins, Kenneth More.
Favourite actresses: Muriel Pavlow, Patricia Roc, Kay Kendall, Celia Johnson, Jean Simmons.
Favourite TV series: The Prisoner, Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), The Persuaders!, Danger Man, The Saint, (in fact, most of the classic ITC series), The Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin, The Sweeney, Minder.
Favourite TV theme tunes: Stingray, Man In A Suitcase, The Persuaders!, Colditz.

Guilty pleasure: Lost In Space

Country Flag:

England

Interests:

Cricket - Middlesex CCC supporter, Football - Crystal Palace supporter. Walking, music.

Occupation:

Business Development Manager - Print and Publishing

Favourite British film?:

Seven Days To Noon & Seance on a Wet Afternoon