A renowned individual, born in the charming town of Ipswich in 1942, was destined to lead a life of varied experiences, courtesy of his father's tenure in the Royal Air Force. As a result, his early years were marked by a series of relocations to different RAF bases, providing a unique backdrop for his formative years.
After completing his degree in history at the prestigious University of Cambridge, he embarked on a two-year stint in Repertory, honing his craft and preparing himself for the bright lights of the West End stage. His big break in the world of theatre came when he made his debut in the esteemed Haymarket Theatre, London, starring in the classic comedy, "The Rivals".
However, it was his portrayal of a certain iconic character in the beloved television series, "Poldark", that truly cemented his status as a household name, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.
