James Crompton is a multifaceted individual who has made a name for himself in various creative fields. He is an accomplished actor, writer, and musician, with a diverse range of credits to his name.
His recent appearance as Morrie in the film "3 Mile Limit", The Radio Hauraki story, has garnered significant attention, with the project being nominated in twenty international festivals and winning awards in seven of those.
Prior to this, he played the role of theatre director Lawrence Burton in the WW2 drama "Journey Of A Story". He has also made a name for himself in the world of short films, with his self-penned Pythonesque film "The Psychologist" being accepted into festivals worldwide.
In addition to his work in film and television, Crompton has a strong background in theatre, with numerous credits to his name, including many Shakespeare productions. He has also had the opportunity to play the iconic role of David Attenborough in the acclaimed theatre production "Birds Of Paradise".
When he's not acting, Crompton moonlights as a singer/songwriter, and has released an album entitled "The Karmic Loo" under the name Crompy, which is available on most digital outlets.
Furthermore, he has also explored his creative side through poetry, releasing a series of books titled 'The Leaves Of Autumn', 'In the Dead Of Winter', 'The Birth of Spring', and 'In The Heat Of Summer'.
Interestingly, Crompton is a distant relative of Ian Fleming, the renowned writer of the James Bond series.
