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Dominik Diamond

Overview

  • Born
    1969 · Scotland, UK
  • Birth name
    Paul Dominik Diamond

Mini bio

  • Dominik Diamond was born in 1969 in Scotland, UK. He is a writer and actor, known for Gamesmaster (1992), Annually Retentive (2006) and Dom & Kirk's Night O' Plenty (1996). He is married to Pheobe. They have three children.

Family

  • Spouse
      Pheobe(? - present) (3 children)

Trademarks

  • Sarcastic humour

Trivia

  • He is probably best known as the host of Gamesmaster (1992).
  • In 2015, he became one of 44 financial backers for the short film Autumn Never Dies (2020).
  • His partner is named Phoebe.
  • Father of two daughters, named Molly and Honor, and a son, named Charlie.
  • He worked as a journalist for British tabloid The Daily Star.

Quotes

  • [on the Marillion song "You're Gone" in 2004] You're Gone. So's Fish. Some Bono wannabe sings instead. Terrifyingly bad.
  • The Daleks were a race of intergalactic plumbers and that's how they conquered the universe. They would basically go to a planet, make people wait in all day without telling them what time they were going to get there and then cripple their fragile economies with exorbitant call-out charges.

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