Neil Buchanan
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Neil ran his own production company called ''The Media Merchants''. Which alongside ''Art Attack'' also produced various Kids TV formats such as ''Zzzap!'', ''Animal Crazy'' and ''It's a Mystery''. | Neil ran his own production company called ''The Media Merchants''. Which alongside ''Art Attack'' also produced various Kids TV formats such as ''Zzzap!'', ''Animal Crazy'' and ''It's a Mystery''. | ||
- | Since Art Attack's demise in 2007 Neil | + | Since Art Attack's demise in 2007 Neil returned to his first love of rock music by reforming his pre-fame heavy metal outfit, Marseille for a short while. These days he focuses on serious art work and photography. |
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+ | In 2020 Neil denied that he was street artist Banksy, after a number of rumours circulated online. | ||
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Revision as of 19:09, 19 November 2023
Biography
Shot to fame from hosting the TVS Saturday morning programmes Number 73 and its replacement Motormouth, but is perhaps best known for hosting the CITV art show Art Attack, which he did for a stonking 18 years.
Trivia
Neil ran his own production company called The Media Merchants. Which alongside Art Attack also produced various Kids TV formats such as Zzzap!, Animal Crazy and It's a Mystery.
Since Art Attack's demise in 2007 Neil returned to his first love of rock music by reforming his pre-fame heavy metal outfit, Marseille for a short while. These days he focuses on serious art work and photography.
In 2020 Neil denied that he was street artist Banksy, after a number of rumours circulated online.