Noted thespian, now sixty years young, hails from the picturesque Isle of Man, a gem nestled in the Irish Sea. Born into a family with a rich theatrical heritage, our subject is the son of esteemed actor John Bott. His journey into the world of professional acting began in 1976, when he took the stage at the esteemed Frinton Summer Theatre.
From this auspicious start, he progressed to touring productions, honing his craft in repertory and fringe theatre across the UK. His talent and dedication eventually led him to join the ranks of the prestigious National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company, a testament to his hard work and natural aptitude.
In more recent times, audiences have had the pleasure of witnessing his commanding presence as the lead character, Superintendent Desmond Noakes, in the popular BBC television series "Doctors". This role, which spanned an impressive fifteen episodes, played a significant part in the show's historic 3,000th episode, a milestone moment in the program's illustrious history.
