Jamie A. Morton
- Actor
His father is
actor Alexander Morton (Monarch of the Glen, The Croupier, London to
Brighton).
At the age of seven Jamie was an audience member in an episode of Glen Michael's Cavalcade, a Scottish children's television show. As a child he played young Don Winters in David Hayman's Silent Scream starring Iain Glen as Larry Winters, a prisoner of the Barlinnie Special Unit in Scotland. Robert Carlyle, Billy Riddoch, Alexander Morton and John Murtagh also starred.
His second and final appearance was in 1994 when he played Neil McVicar in Crime Story, a true-crime television docudrama detailing events in Fife in 1988 when a Yugoslavian assassin was sent to murder Nikola Stedul an outspoken freedom fighter in exile in Scotland. He played alongside Alexander Morton who played his on-screen father. The production starred Derek Lord as Stedul.
At the age of seven Jamie was an audience member in an episode of Glen Michael's Cavalcade, a Scottish children's television show. As a child he played young Don Winters in David Hayman's Silent Scream starring Iain Glen as Larry Winters, a prisoner of the Barlinnie Special Unit in Scotland. Robert Carlyle, Billy Riddoch, Alexander Morton and John Murtagh also starred.
His second and final appearance was in 1994 when he played Neil McVicar in Crime Story, a true-crime television docudrama detailing events in Fife in 1988 when a Yugoslavian assassin was sent to murder Nikola Stedul an outspoken freedom fighter in exile in Scotland. He played alongside Alexander Morton who played his on-screen father. The production starred Derek Lord as Stedul.
