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      • He was also a committed marathon and half-marathon runner with the TV Times Leukaemia research team. He has a brother and a sister.
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  1. He was also a committed marathon and half-marathon runner with the TV Times Leukaemia research team. He has a brother and a sister. Steven currently lives in Tunbridge Wells with his wife, actress Abby Francis, and daughter. [7] [8]

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  3. Hartley's extensive theatre work includes reprising his role as Bill Sikes in the West End Musical Oliver! in 2009-2010 for producer Cameron Mackintosh, the third time Hartley has played the role since being cast by director Sam Mendes in 1996 and recently played a leading role in Fit and Proper People for the Royal Shakespeare company.

    • 63 years old
    • Actor
    • 12 August, 1960
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  4. Steven Hartley. Actor: Alexander: The Making of a God. Steven Hartley is one of the best known faces and voices on British TV, film and radio. Born in Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, Steven has become internationally known for his film, TV and theatre work.

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  5. He has 2 siblings; Michele Hartley (sister) and Peter Hartley (brother). Steven Hartley Education. He studied at The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Steven Hartley’s Relationship. Steven Hartley was married to Sophie Heyman Uliano from 1991 to 1997.

  6. Steven Hartley. Actor: Alexander: The Making of a God. Steven Hartley is one of the best known faces and voices on British TV, film and radio. Born in Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, Steven has become internationally known for his film, TV and theatre work.

    • August 12, 1960
  7. As an accomplished voice actor, he has played characters for video games such as World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria and Sea of Thieves. Family Life He has a daughter named Tess.

  8. Steven attended Ridgeway school in Sanderstead along with his younger brother Peter, until the family, now joined by younger sister Michele, moved once again in 1970, this time to East Grinstead in Sussex.