Miles Anderson

Born in Zimbabwe, Miles is the second son of Major General 'Jock ' and Daphne Anderson. Miles flew to England and trained to be an actor at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, winning among others, the prestigious Ronson Award and the Silver Medal. He then started his first stint at the RSC in 1970. For the next 40 years he led a highly successful career In theatre , TV and film. He is perhaps best known for his television appearances as Colonel Aidan Dempsey in ITV's Ultimate Force, Roger O'Neill in the award-winning House of Cards, Terry Fox in BBC's Holby City and Colonel Dan Fortune in the hit series Soldier, Soldier. His stage appearances in the West End and for the Royal Shakespeare Company won him huge acclaim, among them, The Witch of Edmonton, The Twin Rivals, Macbeth, The Weir, Oliver! and Twelfth Night. He was awarded three London Critics Awards In the 1981 season at Stratford and an Olivier Nomination for Sigismund in Life's A Dream. He has the distinction of being