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Benjamin Maurice Silverstone. 9 April 1979 (age 45) Camden, London, England, UK. Alma mater. Trinity College, Cambridge ( BA) London School of Economics ( LLM) Occupations. Barrister. former actor. Years active. 1994–2007 (as actor) Website. http://www.bensilverstone.net.
About Ben. Ben (full name Benjamin Maurice Silverstone) was born in the Primrose Hill area of Camden, London on 9th April 1979 (Note, this date is a correction from that previously stated on the site). His parents were Anthony and Beverly Silverstone, who sent him to the exclusive private St Paul’s School in Barnes, London.
Ben Silverstone. Actor. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Play trailer 2:05. Get Real (1998) 1 Video. 4 Photos. Ben Silverstone was born in Primrose Hill, an affluent area of north London, on 9 April 1979. His parents were Anthony and Beverly Silverstone, who sent him to the exclusive private St Paul's School in Barnes, London.
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- London, England, UK
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Ben Silverstone. Actor: Get Real. Ben Silverstone was born in Primrose Hill, an affluent area of north London, on 9 April 1979. His parents were Anthony and Beverly Silverstone, who sent him to the exclusive private St Paul's School in Barnes, London.
- April 9, 1979
Ben specialises in media and information, data protection and public law. He is ranked in Chambers and Partners in Data Protection, Defamation/Privacy and Group Litigation, and in Legal 500 in Data Protection, Defamation and Privacy and Media and Entertainment. Ben is a member of the Attorney General’s B Panel for Junior Counsel to the Crown.
Then a young man called Ben Silverstone walks through the door. Tony Blair becomes prime minister, pledging to reform anti-gay legislation, including Section 28. The summer of 1997. The film, now called Get Real, with Ben as Steven Carter, begins filming on location in Basingstoke for six weeks. 1998.
