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British actor Clive Mantle has spent over 40 years captivating audiences across theatre, television, and film. From iconic shows like Robin of Sherwood, Casualty, Holby, and even Game of Thrones, to films such as Alien 3, Clive’s career reads like a masterclass in versatility. Along the way, he’s worked with some of the UK’s greatest comedic talents, including Rik Mayall, Ade Edmondson, and Dawn French in The Vicar of Dibley.

In our conversation, Clive proves he’s as eloquent and insightful off-screen as he is on it. Recently, he has channeled his storytelling prowess into writing, creating the Freddie Malone series, which blends history, adventure, and time travel. His first book, The Treasure at the Top of the World, won an award in 2019, and his latest installment, In the City of Fortune and Flames, releasing October 10th, takes Freddie through the Great Fire of London and the plague—resonating deeply with today’s world.

Sit back and enjoy Clive as he regales us with memorable moments from his illustrious career, shares the inspirations behind his books, and offers reflections on life in the entertainment industry. Whether you’re a fan of his acting or his literary adventures, this interview is a journey you won’t want to miss.

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