Trevor Eve

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Biography

Trevor Eve began by studying architecture at Kingston Polytechnic, London, then dropped out of that course and went on to train as an actor…more

Born

7/1/1951, Birmingham, England

Birth Name

Trevor Eve

Gender

Male
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    • In 1995 Trevor suffered a bad fall from a pony whilst playing polo that led to doctors claiming the actor would be paralysed for life.
    • Trevor and his wife bought a farm on the Sussex/Hampshire border after their return to England. However Trevor couldn't hack living in the countryside after a city life - he especially missed the lack of cinemas.
    • Trevor has spent time acting in America and earning money. His sons were both born there.
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    • (on playing unpleasant characters) Trevor: I think a lot of people are afraid of playing characters that aren't likeable. But I like to push it as far as I can, to find out if it's possible to play them as a three-dimensional person. Just because someone is a shitbag, it doesn't mean they don't help old ladies across the street.
    • (on his first high profile role, "Eddie Shoestring") Trevor: [He] was a very enjoyable part to play. The character did develop and it's very difficult to keep the initial agonies he had over being a computer programmer through two series but maybe I would have like more of his eccentricities to develop.
    • (On mid-life crises) Trevor: I don't know that crises come at a particular time. There are crossroads and confusion at any age. You mean buying a red sports car syndrome? I've heard of that. Going off with young girls? Is that a mid-life crisis? Could be. Or it could be just having a lot of fun. If you're not hurting anyone I wouldn't see that as a crisis.
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