Actor and singer Robson Green has been on our TV screens for several decades in various TV appearances. The 62-year-old has previously appeared in The Casualty, Soldier Soldier and Grantchester and is a regular face on TV. Others may know him from his musical career in the chart-topping duo Robson and Jerome or his passion for fishing through shows like Robson Green's Weekend Escapes.
Born in Hexham, Northumberland, Robson grew up in Dudley, a mining village in North Tyneside. He has two sisters - Dawn and Joanna - and a brother, David. This is what we know about the life of Robson Green, his biggest roles, how he coped with "losing everything" ehne tragedy struck and divorces.
The early career of Robson Green and his breakthrough Green was born in Hexham, Northumberland on December 18, 1964 to pit worker Robson and cleaner and shopkeeper Ann Green. Inspired by jets flying overhead, Green joined the Air Training Corps at age 16, but left after two weeks at an officer training camp. Green worked as a draughtsman at Swan Hunter's shipyard and later formed his own band, Solid State, in 1982.
Green had a passion for acting and appeared in productions at school and at the Backworth Drama Centre, where he spent one night a week. His first role came in a film about life in Thatcher's Britain before he made his name in BBC's Casualty. He went on to play fusilier Dave Tucker in the drama series Soldier Soldier and sparked his music career with Jerome Flynn.
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