- Height6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Paul Gregory was born in Bombay, India, raised and educated in India, East Africa and London. Studio Binder has been using his unique and compelling voice to narrate short documentaries on YouTube addressing the talents of all the auteur directors such as Nolan, Tarantino, Fincher, Scorsese, Kubrick and many more. Mentored by Sir Laurence Olivier with The National Theatre at the Old Vic, Paul is best known for his role in Henry V where he shared the screen with Sir Kenneth Branagh. Recently has guest starred in episodes of The Romanoffs, Get Shorty and NCIS.
Gregory has been working steadily as a voice-over artist in animation and has recently voiced video games and narrated audio books.
Paul Gregory was married to artist Margarida Gregory for 28 years. They had 5 children: Tess Gregory (1983), Gemma Gregory (1986), Anton Gregory (1988), Kelly Gregory (1973) and Nicholas (1975).
- IMDb mini biography by: Siegfried Peters
- SpouseMargarida Greig(1980 - 2008) (her death, 3 children)
- Played a Pretty Policeman on the Wall in the "Magical Mystery Tour" with the Beatles in 1967. The most vivid memory he had of that weeks filming was sharing his first joint with George Harrison, fully dressed as a policeman in the back of George's Psychedelically painted Mini Cooper.
- Gregory voiced the Scottish Grandpa Jackson in "Adventures in Odyssey", which is the longest running radio series in the U.S. You may have also seen him in the Got Milk commercial or as the deaf father in the Xoom commercial.
- Met Prince Charles and Lady Diana on the set of Henry V at Shepperton Studios in 1988.
- His voice was chosen by Prince from 3,000 submissions to narrate BBC Omnibus "Prince of Paisley Park". Prince told the producers that he'd chosen the sexiest voice. Gregory's family thought this was hysterically funny.
- Gregory's daughter Gemma Gregory was cast as his daughter in an episode of "The Bill" (2001). The director did not know they were father and daughter when he cast them.
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