Jeremy Bulloch started his illustrious and successful acting career in 1950 at the tender age of 5 when he appeared in his first school play and hasn't looked back since. Destined for the acting profession he attended the Corona Academy Drama School, and made his first professional appearance aged twelve when he appeared in a breakfast cereal commercial.
Appearing many times on children's television, Jeremy's big break
came in 1963 at the age of just 17 when he landed a major role
in Summer Holiday, which starred Sir Cliff himself. Not long after this, he became a household name by
starring in a BBC Soap Opera called The Newcomers, which ran for
3 years. In 1969, Jeremy was off to Madrid in Spain to play the
leading role in a musical film called Las Leandras and this was
followed by two other major films: The Virgin and the
Gypsy (1970) and Mary Queen of Scots (1971). 