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Matt Allwright

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  • Born
    1970 · Berkshire, England, UK

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  • Matt Allwright was born in 1970 in Berkshire, England, UK. He is a writer and actor, known for The Kemps: All Gold (2023), Britain's Housing Scandal (2019) and Rogue Traders (2002).

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  • He is a big fan of Spandau Ballet. When he interviewed Tony Hadley while covering for Matthew Wright on Episode dated 18 April 2007 (2007), he implored Hadley to get the band back together. By way of encouragement, he pointed out to Hadley that Genesis were reforming "and nobody even remembers any of their songs", while everyone remembers Spandau's 1983 hit "Gold". Many years later, Allwright made a cameo in the Spandau spoof documentary The Kemps: All Gold (2023).

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  • With his sultry looks and powerful voice, Frankie Vaughan was Britain's answer to Frank Sinatra. He released more than 80 singles, scoring 20 top 20 hits. In the 1950s and '60s, you'd have had a hard job to find a bigger star than Frankie Vaughan.

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