Dean Measor

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• I know Dean Measor from Just sending my regards and wishing you a really happy new year. -- Jamie
• I know Dean Measor from .. This is Debbie from South London and I would like to wish Dean a very happy 2021. -- South London Debbie
• Not to put it too lightly. Quite simply one of the most untapped, underrated and underused actors you will come across. -- M.M.Handscomb
• I think Dean Measor may be the great nephew of R.A.D.A award winning and Tony nominated actress Beryl Measor. -- Anonymous
• Dear @Miss B, Don’t be going cooking him any home cooked steak or taking him to a restaurant for steak either as he is a vegetarian, verging on full vegan. He’s an animal lover and humanitarian so if you want to date him don’t go frying or grilling any animals! :-) You’ve got hot taste in men and actors otherwise though. -- Anonymous
• This actor did in fact voice the character Beauville in the movie Body Melt. He is British but he also works in Australia. -- Tammy
• I know Dean Measor from He was in the west end doing a production in the really late 1980’s. Gorgeous and very talented. -- Christine
• When a man goes out on a date with me, he is guaranteed these things. *beautifully dressed women *someone with all their own teeth *respect *compassion *a beautiful quality restaurant quality spaghetti bolognese or steak meal OR *a home cooked quality spaghetti bolognese or steak meal *a good night kiss *a little bit of what you fancy. (optional extra) -- Miss B
• Dean Measor equals......The diminutive English gentlemen if ever there was one indeed. Poor as a church mouse but all class and a real gentleman. -- The BIG A adam
• I say this all the time on this page and thread for Dean Measor.... because he reminds me of a mixture of the actors Leonard Whiting, Benedict Taylor, Richard O’Sullivan, Doug Fisher, Robin Stewart, Jack Wild and even a young David Jason. The closest he reminds me out of the Australian actors is definitely Harold Hopkins. -- Kristie
• This is Deb from South London and I would like to wish Dean a very happy Christmas. -- Deb
• Dean Measor is one of the most under-rated actors left. He is gorgeous and talented. A combination that should be getting him more roles in film, television and theatre. What is wrong with directors these days? -- Louise
• I met him at a private Hospital about 6 years ago now. Nice enough bloke. He’s fairly short in stature. Written by Tina -- Tina
• Is he either the great nephew or the grandson of Tony Award nominated British theatre, television and film actress Beryl Measor? -- Mandi
• He is either the great nephew or the grandson of Tony Award nominated British theatre, television and film actress Beryl Measor. -- Mandi
• He is a Manchester United Football Club supporter so he knows who the greatest football team in the world is at least and that can’t be too bad. -- Haley
• My name is Debbie from South London and my family used to have a corner newspaper shop in the 1980’s. Dean would come into our shop and buy the newspaper each morning from us. He would always have a steaming hot cup of tea in between his hands and he always has a big smile on his face and lovely white teeth and green eyes. He was always very genuine and kind and very polite and he would always ask me how I was and how all my family were doing. Especially my Granddad who was very sick and in hospital at the time. It would have been in 1989 from my calculations. He was in rehearsals for some theatre performance. Very nice memories in very much different and better times. -- Debbie
• I remember back in the late 1980s in Yorkshire (possibly in Sheffield) my young family at the time saw him in panto (Little Red Riding Hood) and then we all met him after the performance. He along with two or three other cast members from the show spent absolutely ages with us and many others from the audience also. We got numerous photographs and autographs with all the children and had a good chat. I know all actors and performers in general should be more appreciative and humble in general but he and his two fellow cast members were exceptional. Really good people and it made the show and the whole experience very memorable. We ended up seeing the same show about four times. We also started to go to the theatre regularly as a family and as my children grew up and moved on, my husband and I still go to the theatre regularly as a direct result of that show, Nice memories. -- Soapie-Sophie
• I can tell you that there is still a small but very loyal group of fans in the UK. He’s been my favourite since 1989. I first saw him in theatre in Sheffield. (UK Bernice) -- UK Bernice
• I know Dean Measor from He’s the voice of the huge body builder character in the movie Body Melt. -- Anonymous
• This guy did great covers of “what do you want if you don’t want money” “someone else’s baby” and “cry cry cry.” What happened to him? -- Trudie
• I’ve written and posted here before that he’s not a well known actor or face. Underused. Underrated. Talented. But It happens to many actors and performers along the way for a number of reasons. Unkind and unforgiving profession. -- Chrissie
• Dean is still my favourite after many, many years. First saw him in theatre in Sheffield, England in 1989. There is a small but loyal UK fan base still about. -- UK-Bernice
• The message I’m writing here is for the actor, artist and musician Dean Measor..... H a p p y B i r t h d a y! -- I H A F A -- Ihafa
• This actor suffered a really severe back injury in late 2005 which all but ended his career and seriously impacted his life. -- Charlie
• Dean Measor was brilliant in the movies Body Melt as the voice of Beauville and in Horseplay playing Joe Byrnes. He has considerable talent and huge potential. He won three class awards at art college and graduated at the final passing out parade. I’ve had the privilege and fun of working alongside him on stage. But, unfortunately apart from a few very brief and small moments of clarity and direction, his career has been totally compromised due to very serious ongoing health issues. -- Dane
• He suffered a really severe back injury in late 2005 which all but ended his career and seriously impacted his life. charlieG -- ChArLiE g
• remember back in the late 1980s in Yorkshire (possibly in Sheffield) my young family at the time saw him in panto (Little Red Riding Hood) and then we all met him after the performance. He along with two or three other cast members from the show spent absolutely ages with us and many others from the audience also. We got numerous photographs and autographs with all the children and had a good chat. I know all actors and performers in general should be more appreciative and humble in general but he and his two fellow cast members were exceptional. Really good people and it made the show and the whole experience very memorable. We ended up seeing the same show about four times. We also started to go to the theatre regularly as a family and as my children grew up and moved on, my husband and I still go to the theatre regularly as a direct result of that show, Nice memories. From Sophie S. -- Sophie
• Not a well known actor or face. Underused. Underrated. Talented. It happens to many actors and performers along the way for a number of reasons. Unkind and unforgiving profession. -- Chrissie
• He suffered a really severe back injury in late 2005 which all but ended his career and seriously impacted his life. -- charlieG
• Body Melt, Horseplay and Dead End are In my opinion three really good movies he’s appeared in. -- Tess
• My brother don knows him and says he a decent geeza as it happens. Plenty of respect and all that. -- Jan
• He remains my favourite after many, many, years. First saw him in theatre in Sheffield, England in 1989. There is a small but loyal UK fan base still about. Love from UK-Miss B -- Bernice
• Not a well known actor or face. Underused. Underrated. Talented. It happens to many actors and performers along the way for a number of reasons. Unkind and unforgiving profession. -- Chrissie
• Yeah well my brother he used to work on the council and he said that he met him once and that he’s a really nice geeza actually. Plenty of respect and all that as it happens -- Jan
• Philip Brophy and Rod Bishop are talented and creative people. That’s one of the reasons why Body Melt was such a good movie. -- Anonymous
• The horror comedy effects movie Body Melt seems to have a cult like following in certain places around the world, especially Europe? -- FY
• I had the privilege of being a friend of Deans. He used to ring me quite regularly to see how I was. We shared an interest in Music. He was a drummer, but could play other instruments as well. I still have some of his artwork which he gave to me. Dean was one of the most beautiful human beings I’ve ever met as it happens. -- David D
• I once saw him as I was walking down Earls Court in the late 80’s. Said hello and had a brief chat. -- Dani
• There’s about 35-40 really loyal and hard core fans of his around and then after that hardly anyone knows much or anything about him. -- Soph
• Hi @pauline and @p.harris and @anonymous. Please don’t go cooking homemade steak and kidney pies and roast beef and yorkshire puddings. etc. etc. And definitely not home cooked steak meals, because isn’t he a vegetarian, bordering on vegan? I maybe wrong. -- Charlotte (lottie)
• There have been many actors play hoops in movies but he’s my favourite one in Horseplay. -- Jane G.
• The horror comedy movie Body Melt seems to have a cult like following in certain places around the world, especially Europe. -- F.Y.
• He remains my favourite after many, many years. First saw him in theatre in Sheffield, England in 1989. There is a small but loyal UK fan base still about. -- Miss B
• Philip Brophy and also Rod Bishop are talented and creative people. That’s one of the reasons why Body Melt was so good. -- Anonymous
• Met him In 2001 when I was an extra for the movie Horseplay. He suffered a really severe back injury four years later which all but ended his career and seriously impacted his life. Charlotte -- Lotty (Charlotte)
• I still say and maintain that he needs to try my home cooked sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding, home made gravy and all the trimmings, followed by apple and rhubarb pie and hot home made custard and he would marry me instantly. -- Pauline Harris
• So my brother was on the council and he said he met you and that you were a real nice geeza actually. Jan -- Janice
• The best performances in Body Melt: *Slab: *Pronto: *Beauville’s voice: *Gino: *Sal: Great 90’s horror, gore, comedy and effects movie. -- From Yorkshire
• I know Dean Measor from Back around about 2014, maybe a year earlier I met him at a hospital. -- Tina

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