In addition to his creative pursuits, George is a keen adventurer & wildlife lover: From cage diving with great white sharks and walking with lions in South Africa, to bison and bear tracking in Romania, jungle zip lining in Costa Rica, camel trekking in Morocco and hiking and kayaking in Norway, & Albania.
Curious by nature
George’s ADventure Reel
George’s brief appointment as Minister For Children was prematurely cut short following allegations of corruption in 1993. The case was settled out of court.
George’s first role was playing the Little Fat Reporter, age 3, in Treetops Nursery School’s ground-breaking production of Excuse Me, Are You Aliens?
Though the play has since been condemned for fatist character naming, George’s ambition remained undimmed. At age 5 his moving turn as The Baker’s Niece in The Mall School production of The Gingerbread Man was undermined by a harsh review (from his own mother) which stated ‘girls don’t stomp across the stage like that.’
Stinging from this criticism, George vowed to redouble his efforts, forging ahead in what would become a glittering career, beginning with the dual role as the Dummling & Golden Goose in the epic play of the same name, The essential role of the Traveller in the seminal production of The Nativity & culminating with a devastating rendition as Pontius Pilate in St George’s College’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The play caused some controversy when Pilate decided mid-scene to extend Christ’s 39 lashes to ‘really teach him a lesson’.
Later, other less violent things happened…
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George trained in the UK and Russia, and is an award winning actor, having cultivated a dynamic career across voiceover, screen and performance capture.
Notable credits include Ferguson in 007 First Light, Fletcher Kane in Fortnite, Daddy Pig and Grandpa Pig in Peppa Pig Tales, Freddo the Frog for Cadbury World and Obelix in the ongoing Asterix & Obelix video game series. His work on Black Myth: Wukong and the BAFTA-winning Metaphor: ReFantazio also earned him critical acclaim, and he was awarded Best Game Performance, 2026 for Norse: Oath of Blood and Voiceover Artist of the Year 2025 at the One Voice Awards.
His TV and film credits include the indy feature films Silence Speaks, We Still Kill The Old Way, The Smoke and a guest lead in the BBC’s Doctors. On stage he has played Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest and the love interest, Willoughby, in Sense & Sensibility.
A prolific audiobook narrator, George has voiced over 85 titles, including four for The Guardian’s celebrated political sketch writer, John Crace.
THE ROAD
TO GREATNESS
