Trevor Peacock

Birth Name:

Trevor Peacock

Birth Place:

Tottenham, London, England, United Kingdom

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack, Writer, Music department

Began his career on stage with the Old Vic Theatre Company in 1962
Made his screen acting debut in the film "The Barber of Stamford Hill" in 1963
Best known for his role as Papa Claus in "Fred Claus" and as Jim Trott in "The Vicar of Dibley․"
Was the playwright, lyricist and composer of "Erb" at the Strand Theatre in 1970, and also wrote the play "Leaping Ginger in 1977
Wrote the song "Mrs․ Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," which became a No․ 1 hit for Herman's Hermits
Also wrote the songs "Mystery Girl," "Made You," "Gossip Calypso" and "Stick Around," among others
Wrote the lyrics for the musicals "Passion Flower Hotel" and "Andy Capp․"

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