Alan Westaway

Alan Westaway was born on Feb 17, 1969 in England. Alan Westaway's big-screen debut came with Virtual Sexuality directed by Nick Hurran in 1999, strarring Geoff. Alan Westaway is known for D-Day 6.6.1944 directed by Richard Dale, Ian Holm stars as Self - Narrator and André Heintz as Self - Resistance Fighter. The upcoming new movie Alan Westaway plays is Paul Tonkinson's Valentine which will be released on Feb 14, 2017.

Alan is a writer, actor and director who trained at the Manchester Polytechnic School of Theatre. He spent two and a half years playing PC Nick Slater in The Bill (1984) and has appeared in a variety of TV shows and films, including "Peep Show", "The Borgias" and the feature film, "Honour". As a writer, working with co-writer James Allen, he recently wrote on "Stan Lee's Lucky Man" and has several projects in development, including the feature film, "The Son". Alan has also directed three short films, "The Good Cop", adapted from a short story by Magnus Mills, "The Run" and "Paul Tonkinson's Valentine", part of the Sky Comedy Shorts series.