Max Beesley

AKA:
Maxton Gig Beesley
Nationality:
British
Birthdate:
00/00/1971
Birthplace:
Burnage, England
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biography
With his strawberry-blond hair and handsome features, musician-turned-actor Max Beesley vaulted to stardom in the leading role of the 1997 BBC miniseries "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling" (shown in the USA on A&E in 1998). This son of a jazz musician and a jazz singer, in the words of his stepbrother Jason, would do "anything for a laugh [so] everyone assumed that one day Max would end up on television." Beesley, instead, pursued a career in music. Although he won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, he dropped out to work as a backup singer and musician for singers Continued
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(TV Show)
2008-2008
Michael Ezard
2008
Michael Ezard
2008
Michael Ezard
2008
Michael Ezard
2008
Johnny Doyle
2008
(TV Show)
2006-2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2007
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
Charlie Edwards
2006
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(TV Show)
2005-2005
Rob Lake
2005
Rob Lake
2005
Rob Lake
2005
Rob Lake
2005
Rob Lake
2005
Rob Lake
2005
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Billy Byrne
2003
Actor
2002
Julian Dice
2001
Mickey Cousins
Charlie Anders
Wullie Smith
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Raised in Burnage, England
 
Dropped out of school to pursue a career as a musician
1993 
Was a backup singer and percussionist or keyboardist for a number of singers and groups including Take That, Jamiroquai and George Michael
1996 
Moved to Manhattan to study acting for nine months (date approximate)
1997 
Starred in the BBC TV miniseries "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling"; aired in the USA on A&E in 1998 under the title "Tom Jones"
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