Alastair, a thespian of great renown, was bestowed the esteemed Asvoff award in the City of Light, Paris, for his exceptional acting prowess. His upbringing was a veritable odyssey, with formative years spent in Malaysia, Papua, Sydney, Samoa, England, and Singapore, respectively. Initially destined for a career in law, Alastair instead chose to relocate to London to hone his craft as an actor.
Throughout his illustrious career, Alastair has had the privilege of working in both classical and contemporary theatre, including esteemed institutions such as the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Court. His impressive repertoire has taken him on tour throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, and Japan. The Guardian has praised him as an "electrifying presence with machine gun delivery," a testament to his exceptional talent.
In addition to his theatrical endeavors, Alastair has also made a significant impact in the world of television, with notable credits including the iconic Doctor Who (1963) and the critically acclaimed Skins (2007). His filmography boasts an impressive thirty-plus titles, with collaborations alongside renowned directors such as Peter Greenaway, whose The Draughtsman's Contract (1982) is a seminal work, and Todd Haynes, whose Velvet Goldmine (1998) is a cult classic.
Beyond his acting career, Alastair is also an accomplished architectural designer, with his work gracing numerous magazine covers worldwide. He maintains a home in the picturesque Ipanema neighborhood of Rio De Janeiro, though his Portuguese language skills still require refinement. Alastair is a devoted father and shares his life with two loyal hounds.
