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John Alford (born John Shannon 30 October 1971) is a Scottish-born English actor. ==Career== Born in Glasgow, Alford attended Anna Scher's stage school from age 11 in London, alongside future ''EastEnders'' actors Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer. He appeared as a child actor in ITV sitcom ''Now and Then'' before landing the role of Robbie Wright in 1985 in ''Grange Hill.'' Alford featured on the Grange Hill "Just Say No" anti-drug single. In 1980, he appeared in ''Not The Nine O Clock News,'' joining in a song about a strike-breaking train driver. In 1993, prior to his solo singing career, he took his highest profile adult role as fireman Billy Ray in ITV's ''London's Burning'', remaining in the role for five years. In 1996 this led to a short-lived singing career during which he released a self-titled album. His first single release was "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", which reached number 13 and stayed in the UK chart for 5 weeks. His highest hit was "Blue Moon"/"Only You", which reached number 9 in the UK charts and stayed in the UK chart for 4 weeks. His last release was "If"/"Keep on Running", which got to number 24 and stayed in the UK chart for 3 weeks. In 2001, he gained a role in the film ''Mike Bassett: England Manager.'' In 2003 he played the part of drug-dealing and scheming flight attendant, Dean, in ''Mile High''. In 2005, Alford appeared in the reality TV show ''Trust Me...I'm A Beauty Therapist,'' where celebrities trained and worked in a salon doing hair and beauty. He has since appeared twice in ''Casualty,'' in May 2009 and May 2010. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「John Alford (actor)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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