Greg Cruttwell, a versatile and accomplished individual, made his entry into the world in the year 1962, within the confines of the bustling metropolis of London, England. As the offspring of the illustrious actress Geraldine McEwan and Hugh Cruttwell, the esteemed principal of the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Greg Cruttwell's artistic inclinations were undoubtedly nurtured from a young age.
Notable individual Cruttwell boasts an impressive educational pedigree, having had the privilege of attending the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, a renowned institution for cultivating artistic talent.
Before transitioning into the realms of direction and production, Cruttwell had already established himself as a seasoned thespian, with a distinguished career in theatre spanning numerous productions across the vast expanse of Great Britain.
In the year 1990, he showcased his multifaceted artistic abilities by penning and starring in the original play Waiting for Sir Larry, a critically acclaimed production that garnered the esteemed Fringe First Award at the esteemed Edinburgh Festival, a testament to his remarkable writing and acting prowess.
Cruttwell embarked on a cinematic journey in 1993, making his film debut in Mike Leigh's highly acclaimed and influential drama, Naked. This marked the beginning of a promising acting career, with Cruttwell soon landing a leading role in John Herzfeld's 1996 film, 2 Days in the Valley. This notable performance saw him share the screen with a talented ensemble cast, including Danny Aiello, James Spader, and Jeff Daniels, further solidifying his position in the industry. Cruttwell's acting credits continued to grow, with his last notable appearance to date being in the popular 1997 film, George of the Jungle.
Notable beyond his cinematic endeavors, Cruttwell has enjoyed a prolific career in British television, with notable appearances in the esteemed productions of Murder Most Horrid, French & Saunders, and Birds of a Feather, showcasing his impressive range and versatility as a performer.
In the United States, he has further expanded his repertoire, making memorable guest appearances on the iconic mystery series Murder, She Wrote and the action-packed drama The Marshal, demonstrating his ability to effortlessly transition between genres and captivate audiences in a variety of roles.
In the year 2002, Cruttwell embarked upon a significant venture by co-founding the renowned production company, Head Gear Films, in collaboration with the accomplished producer, Phil Hunt.
His directorial debut, the captivating film "Chunky Monkey", boasted an impressive cast featuring the esteemed David Threlfall and the talented Alison Steadman, and was successfully released in the United Kingdom.
Presently, Cruttwell is actively involved in the production of the gripping political thriller "Rabbit On The Moon", which is set against the backdrop of Mexico and the United Kingdom, and is being brought to life by Head Gear Films.
