Michael Troughton, a talented individual, was born on March 2, 1955, in the charming district of Hampstead, located in the heart of London, England. His father, Patrick Troughton, is a renowned figure in the entertainment industry, famously playing the role of the Second Doctor in the iconic British sci-fi television series Doctor Who, which first aired in 1963.
As the younger brother of David Troughton, Michael shares a familial bond with his sibling, and his uncle, Sam Troughton, Harry Melling, and Jim Troughton, a cricketer who has represented Warwickshire and England, further solidify his connections to the world of entertainment and sports.
Prior to embarking on his acting career, Michael received extensive training at the esteemed Unicorn Theatre in London, where he honed his skills as an acting assistant stage manager under the guidance of the theatre's artistic director, Matyelok Gibbs. Following two years of experience with the Watford Palace Theatre repertory company, Michael transitioned to a career in television, where he has made a lasting impression with his diverse range of roles in TV programs such as Testament of Youth (1979),Minder (1979),The Heart Surgeon (1997),The New Statesman (1987),and his notable appearance in the film Enigma (2001).
