Notable for his roles in the 1950s films Hell Drivers, Violent Playground, The Angry Hills, and Yesterday's Enemy, he is also remembered for his work as a movie producer. After forming his Diamond Films company, he produced the 1964 Michael Caine film Zulu. He appeared in his first film, Undercover, in his early teens and went on to perform with Richard Burton in a London West End stage production of The Druid's Rest.
