Billy Lambert, a notable figure born on February 8th, 1957, is the son of Leslie Frank Lambert, a renowned musician and trumpeter for the Roy Fox band and Skyrockets Orchestra, and Jill Varden, a talented dancer who performed at the iconic London Palladium.
Billy's early life was marked by a promising but short-lived career in television commercials, where he appeared in advertisements for Triang Toys and Summer County margarine. His most notable film credit is as the Baby in the 1969 film "His and Hers".
However, Billy's most intriguing story revolves around his contract to play the Boy King in the 1963 epic film "Cleopatra", starring alongside the legendary Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. Despite the opportunity of a lifetime, Billy turned down the role due to his desire to celebrate his 6th birthday in London instead of commencing filming in Rome.
This marked the end of Billy's acting career, and he went on to pursue a successful career in the computer industry. Surprisingly, he has found a new level of fame as a breeder and international dog show judge, a testament to his dedication and passion for the canine world.
