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Stuart St. Paul

b. 1954

British stuntman and broadcster

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About Stuart St. Paul

Born 1954. Stuart St. Paul is a director and film director.

Stuart St. Paul is a stuntman, director, broadcaster and author. St. Paul was born in Walthamstow and attended the McEntee Technical High School. He fought competitively in Judo attending two National Championships represented Sussex University in 1972.

Career St. Paul joined BBC Radio in 1973 working as a backroom assistant technical engineer to disc jockeys Tony Blackburn, Johnny Walker, David Hamilton and Noel Edmunds amongst others.

In 1977 he left to join EMI and became the promotions manager at Capitol Records, breaking Mink DeVille's "Spanish Stroll" amongst other singles.

In 1978 he joined Metro Radio in Newcastle as the new breakfast DJ, and that year compered the main tent at the Tyneside Summer Exhibition introducing acts such as The New Seekers and The Bay City Rollers. After signing with agent Bill Steel he starred in Cinderella that year at the Sunderland Empire, alongside Bill Maynard. In 1979, St. Paul took over from Steve Wright on Radio Orwell in Ipswich when Wright left for BBC Radio 1.

St. Paul worked on multiple films and television sets as an actor, including Minder, The Kenny Everett Video Show, Juliet Bravo and The Bill but soon moved into stunts although he later made an appearance in Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie. St. Paul worked as a stunt coordinator and doubled for Dennis Waterman in Stay Lucky, performed many stunts for Noel's House Party and also choreographed fight sequences for Jean-Claude Van Damme.

He also coordinated and choreographed A View to a Kill, Never Say Never Again, Lifeforce, The Krays, Pink Floyd: The Wall and also played the Queen Alien, in Aliens. He was stunt co-ordinator for Emmerdale for 26 years.

St. Paul has directed several films including 1998’s The Scarlet Tunic starring Jean-Marc Barr, Simon Callow and Lynda Bellingham. He has directed several other films including 2004’s Devil’s Gate with Laura Fraser and Tom Bell which received a nomination at Fantasporto.

St. Paul won Best Director at Breckenridge for the 2010 film Freight. It also won the Silva Palm at the Melbourne International Film Festival.

Personal life St. Paul is married to the actress Jean Heard. He is the father of Laura Aikman.

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British stuntman and broadcster

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Stuart St. Paul was born in 1954.

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