About Me

Another Peter Pan, I still have not grown up even at 62.

Acting

Experience

Accents

Employment History & Experience

As a child I acted with my mother Jean Anderson (nee Eynstone) who was a welll known Shakesperean and all round radio and TV actress in Scotland in the 1940's and 50's including home service broadcasts of "Whiskey Galore" and "Keep the home fires burning" her father Frank Eynstone also performed a great deal of Radio and some TV in Scotland, he brought on a very youn Richard Wilson in the early 1950's!

However when we moved from Scotland I went to English boarding school, and my interests moved to music. Firstly I played piano, but then moved to guitar and I have been playing guitar since 1963, I supported many of the top bands and singers in West London in the early 60's, and have many stories to tell. The move from Scotland to English left me with a BBC accent, as well as being able to slip into the Scottish vernacular!! I am a retired accountant and have a wish to do a little acting in my latter years.

Music

Experience

Instruments Played

Employment History & Experience

R & B group from 1964 -1970, Country & Western groups from 1970 to 1973 (including playing in an episode of "The Sweeney" (heard but not seen)) and a "B" film about live pub music. From 1980 to 1985 various pop groups on the midlands working mens club circuits, and from 1986 to 1990 trying to record my own music and create an independent LP, my accounting career interfered too much.

Extras Work, Partipant, Contestant

Employment History & Experience

None so far

Other Information

Relevant Skills

Attention to detail but with a broad appreciation of the "Big Picture"

Interests & Hobbies

History, model making, music, vintage restoration, antiques, cooking, gardening, self sufficiency and of course women.

Miscellaneous Information

Moderately OCD which makes me strong in continuity.