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Michael Audreson
Michael Audreson (born 1 August 1956) is a British actor who appeared in many films and television shows in the 1960s. He appeared in the 12-episode Children's Film Foundation series ''The Magnificent Six and a Half'' before playing the bespectacled "Brains" in ''Here Come the Double Deckers'' (1970-71). In the film ''Young Winston'' (1971) he played Winston Churchill as a schoolboy.
As the 1970s progressed, Audreson's appearances reduced significantly, but he had a role in two episodes of ''The Tomorrow People'' (1978) television series. In 1996 founded Rivendell Healthcare, a drug and alcohol addiction treatment centre. This clinic is now called Mindsets.
Audreson wrote and directed two short films: ''The Man Who Could Read Minds'' (1999) and ''Eve Buckingham'' (2001) starring Susan Hampshire. His feature film ''The 10 Arenas of Marwood'' (2010), which he wrote and directed, stars Judi Bowker, John Hasler, Kate G. Laycy, Michael Mayne, Bryan Murray, Lucy Russell, Issy Van Randwyck, Emma Williams and Peter Wickham as Marwood.
He is in pre-production on a transmedia feature ''Don't Get Mad'' which looks through the eyes of a young actress at the new phenomenon of communicating via the internet to resolve issues. He has in development a documentary about drug addiction, called Making Mindsets.
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