Born in India in 1928, he moved to England and pursued acting, gaining prominence in the 1950s and 60s. Known for his roles in British films and TV, he often portrayed charming and authoritative characters. His notable works include "The Angry Silence" and "Sea of Sand." Transitioning to television, he appeared in series like "Doctor Who" and "Triangle." Later, he worked in Australian TV, notably in "G.P." and "Home and Away." An accomplished writer, he co-wrote several screenplays and continued acting into his later years.