Along with Freddie Jones, he is one of only two actors to appear in both the ITV cult classic series "My Partner the Ghost" (1969) and its BBC remake "Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)" (2000).
Career went into a decline in the late 60s due to an alcohol problem. He recovered and reignited his career in Ken Russell's surreal horror film The Devils (1971).
Edgy, pale-skinned, eclectic Brit character actor who had an affinity for eccentric behavior. Originally with the avant-garde, experimental theater group Theatre Workshop Company, he became a cult item with the ground-breaking gay film The Leather Boys (1964) in which he played a gay biker. Also known for his tough blokes and offbeat villainy on TV.
His 60s ex-wife, actress Marjorie Steele was previously married to heir and millionaire producer Huntington Hartford.
Served with the RAF before he went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art for classical training.