Spent some years of childhood in Australia, then settled in Stockholm

Debut as stage and screen performer at aged 16 (date approximate)

Performed with Royal Dramatic Theater, Stockholm

First leading film role in "Hets/Torment"; directed by Alf Sjoberg, written by Ingmar Bergman

Signed contract with Rank; British film acting debut in "Frieda"

Appeared often on English stage through 1950s

Directed four documentaries for BBC-TV: "The Polite Invasion," "Lords of Little Egypt," "The Prosperity Race," "Do-It-Yourself Democracy"

Directed first short fiction film, "The War Game" (also producer, co-writer)

Feature film directing debut, "Alskande Par/Loving Couples" (also co-writer)

Filmed own novel "Night Games"

Last British feature, "Scrubbers"

Final feature as director "Amarosa"

Final screen appearance in Nicholas Roeg's "The Witches"