Adrian Scarborough Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Contact Details, Wife, Children, Bio & More

Adrian Scarborough

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Adrian Philip Scarborough

BIRTHDAY

May 10, 1968

BORN ON DAY

Friday

NEXT BIRTHDAY ON

Saturday

BIRTHPLACE

Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England

AGE

56 Years 11 Months 19 Days

NATIONALITY

English

PROFESSION

Movies (Actor)

ZODIAC

TAURUS

FEATURES

Blonde hair and light blue eyes

Physical Stats

CHEST

N/A

BICEPS

N/A

WAIST

N/A

HEIGHT

5'4''(feet & inches)

1.6256 meters

162.56 cm

WEIGHT

70 kg

154 lbs

Adrian Scarborough Marriage, Affairs and Children

SPOUSE

Rose Blackshaw (-)

Child(ren) of Adrian Scarborough and Rose Blackshaw

Jake Scarborough (Son)

Esme Scarborough (Daughter)

Fame & Address

SIGNATURE

DEBUT

The Madness of King George (Film 1994)

FAMOUS FROM/AS

The King's Speech as BBC Radio Announcer (Film 2010)

ADDRESS

Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England

Education, Net Worth & More

SCHOOLING FROM

Bristol Old Vic Theater School

NET WORTH

$1 Million

More Information

Career of Adrian Scarborough

The British actor made his debut in 1994 from the movie The Madness of King George, he also gained recognition through his roles on television in various shows such as Upstairs Downstairs (2010-12), Killing Eve (2019) and more. Some of his favorite starring and guest roles include Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007), Little Women (2017), and much more. The skillful theatre actor also has theatre credits to his career.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Adrian Scarborough

Does Adrian Scarborough takes alcohol? NA.
Is Adrian Scarborough in the habit of Smoking? NA.
He was educated at Brooksby Melton College.
In order to make a career in acting, he took training at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and also nominated for the Chesterton Award for Best Actor (school graduates).
In 2011, he made his musical debut in Betty Blue Eyes.
He voiced a character in a radio drama named Darkside in 2013.
He is very passionate about theatre and still doing theatre plays.
He made his appearance in a television film named Into the Storm (2009).
Scarborough won the Manchester Evening News Award in 1993 for his terrific work in The Comedy of Errors at the Royal Exchange Theatre (UK) and also received Laurence Olivier Award in the category of Best Actor in a Supporting Role for the play titled "After the Dance".