Noted British actor, best remembered for his iconic roles in several notable television series and films, including the esteemed television series "Arthur of the Britons" (1972),the critically acclaimed film "The Devils" (1971) directed by the renowned Ken Russell, and his chilling portrayal of the villain in the James Bond film "For Your Eyes Only" (1981). His entry into the film industry was marked by his appearance in Don Levy's "Herostratus" (1967),a performance that garnered attention and set the stage for a career that would be marked by both notable successes and periods of unemployment.
Throughout his career, Michael struggled with the ebbs and flows of success, often finding himself between projects and facing spells of unemployment. Despite these challenges, he continued to hone his craft and deliver memorable performances that left a lasting impact on audiences.
In his personal life, Michael remained unmarried and resided in the affluent neighborhood of Hampstead, London. Sadly, he was also struggling with depression at the time of his passing in 1992, a tragic event that cut short a life that had shown such great promise and potential.
