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Hey, Did you know you that Edward Peel Voiced The King and Admiral in Little Princess.

Did anyone know that Edward Peel was also a voice in The Little Princess

I really enjoyed that thank you. I think it was testament to his acting ability how Michael made Geoff the character he was. Very clever, and prolific theatre actor too.

You need to get Glen Murphy on here as hes the longest running actor in the whole of Londons burning. Would be great.

Sorry Sorry.....Leading Hand Geoffrey!

Geoff was a great character, became more likeable as time went on… and let’s not forget his lovely dog Bruno.❤

Great guy and another great interview. Had a flashback about hitchhiking 😮 from Fairford to Cirencester 😂

Brilliant interview. Another legend of London burning.. he was punchin above his weight with the misses he had in the show 😂😅

Gonna watch loads of these interviews as currently watching on drama channel. Michael was superb and it will be great to rewatch especially as originally I missed lots of episodes as I was a teenager being out n about 😂

A very sad ending for bayleaf after trying to talk richard down off the crane.

I assumed he really was from the West Country. Good actor.

I loved Jonathan in Soldier Soldier and London’s Burning 😊…Fantastic.

Geoff and Fiona would be a good Fireman Sam and Penny Morris with Bruno as Dusty or Radar

Chop Chop!

It's interesting to hear Michael talk in his natural London accent, instead of the West Country accent he uses on the show.

Now into s11 and Poison still there. Still. It's none of my business, sir.

Tremendous actor, played Pearce very well indeed

Binge watching the whole lot for the first time. Pearce is a vile character and provides a brilliant contrast to the seriously decent Bayleaf, Hallam (fling excepted), excellently portrayed - which can't have been easy! He needed to be there so long for plot purposes. In reality, the rest of the watch and their officers would long ago have thumped him, hosed him, insisted on his transfer and much else besides....all of which wouldn't have made good long-term telly.