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Revision as of 02:53, 6 November 2016
Contents |
Shows
Let's Dance for Comic Relief (participant)
Pop the Question (team captain)
Some of These Days (devisor and host)
Biography
Born David Pilditch in 1938, David Hamilton's first TV job was writing documentaries for the then-new ATV in 1956. Called up for national service, he worked in the British Forces Broadcasting Service in Germany and on his return took up a post as announcer at Tyne-Tees, before moving moving back to ATV Manchester. He would go on to become a regular announcer and presenter for Thames, and also hosted a show on Radio 2 from 1973 to 1986. Currently presents a syndicated local radio "Million Sellers" (i.e. American hits) show.
Trivia
Hamilton was his mother's maiden name.
Contact
MPC Entertainment, MPC House, 15-16 Maple Mews, Maida Vale, London NW6 5UZ
