Paul Hughes(VII)

He took up acting later in life whilst auditioning for a play at The Rose Theatre in S.W. London. Other theatrical parts soon followed along with roles in short films and television. One of his first feature films was working alongside Emmy Award winning actor Wil Johnson. The BBC, at the 50th anniversary of 'Dr Who', cast him to play 'Tom Baker' closely followed by a further appearance on the London fringe theatre in Chekhov's 'The Seagull'. European directors cast him in a leading role in the International feature film 'Day Rises. I Fall', a Polish/UK production, followed by a return to stage for a classic British comedy. Later developments included an amazing 47 performances at the London Palladium alongside Donny Osmond, Julian Clary and Nigel Havers, and an abundance of films also featuring well known European artists. The success of 'Doll#195' keeps flowing with 27 awards so far including several for him as 'Best Actor' including the World Film Festival in Cannes.