Most Recent Role: Announcer on Dancing With the Stars
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Hollywood, North Worcestershire
Birthday: 0-0-1954
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Hollywood, North Worcestershire
Birthday: 0-0-1954
Alan was raised in Birmingham, attending the local school, and broke into show business by presenting on BBC Radio Birmingham. From there, he transitioned into national television and is now the well know "voice of the balls" for the National Lottery. He also does the voice-over for Strictly Come Dancing and its American counterpart, Dancing With The Stars.
Most Recent Appearance
Episode 610A
Tuesday 20 May 2008 on ABC
The mirror ball trophy is awarded and all the eliminated celebrities return for one last spin across the dance floor. One couple is given the boot right away and the two remaining celebrities get a chance to show off their improvements to their favorite dance of the season, which will be judged...
Alan made his US television debut in 2005 when he became the voice over announcer for Dancing With The Stars.
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Alan has been nicknamed as the "Voice of the Balls" for announcing on the National Lottery programme on BBC One.
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Other Appearances
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Dancing With the Stars
Announcer |
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Jim Davidson Presents
Himself |
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Children in Need
2006 [2 Parts] Voiceover |
Children in Need
2001 [2 Parts] Himself |
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Children in Need
1993 [2 Parts] Voiceover |
Children in Need
2000 [2 Parts] Voiceover |
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Jim Davidson Presents
Episode 1 Himself |
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