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Michael Aspel: 'I'm just not a happy person' He's the ultimate smoothie - a multi-faceted, velvet-voiced broadcaster. So, at 71, with a 50-year career, Michael Aspel should be a contented man.
Michael Aspel did various odd jobs before he became a newsreader for the BBC in 1957. He also started appearing in a BBC Children’s Hour serial titled ‘Counterspy’, which was produced by BBC Wales. Within a short time, he also became one of the regular newsreaders appearing on BBC National television.
Lonnie Donegan, Joe Brown, Bruce Welch and Terry Dene interviewed by Michael Aspel on The Trouble With The Fifties TV show in mid-nineties. Music performance...
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Michael Aspel. Actor: The War Game. Born in Battersea, London in 1933 during the war he was evacuated to Chard in Somerset. Retuning to London he attended Emmanuel School in Wandsworth where he was a member of the rowing club 8 and dreamed of being a cartoonist or a film star but ended up as being the teaboy for Collins the Publishers until he was called up for National Service....
27 set 2023 · Michael Aspel returns to lead a day of special programmes on Boom Radio to mark the 50th anniversary of commercial radio.Michael hosted Capital Radio’s morning show in London from 1974 – 1984 ...
The Friday evening programme was launched on Friday 8 January 1982 and presented in front of a live studio audience by Michael Aspel with co-hosts Danny Baker, Andy Price and Janet Street-Porter. Later co-hosts included Paula Yates, Shyama Perera, former Page 3 model Samantha Fox, Chris Tarrant, Emma Freud and Mastermind champion Fred Housego .
Joining the BBC in 1957 as a continuity announcer first in Cardiff before moving to Lime Grove, Aspel’s eloquence made him the perfect candidate to preside over the evening’s programming. Beginning his career as a radio actor, offered the young Michael a grounding in the slightly lighter side of broadcasting which would ultimately set him ...
