King Charles lll Lookalike

The official double for King Charles III at his 50th birthday celebration held at the Lyceum Theatre, London – taking his place in the Royal Box whilst HRH role-played on stage.
Charles has impersonated HM King Charles internationally since September 1994 on a Scandinavian cruise. The most successful double to not only look authentic (complete with bald patch) but also adopt his namesake’s mannerisms and deliver a credible voice.
This impersonation is widely used to deliver speeches (as a VIP guest) often at weddings, present awards and generally bring a “Royal” presence to any event such as corporate and private functions, exhibitions, conferences, product launches, promotions and fund-raising events. Short tailor-made speeches are included in his act (anecdotal information gratefully received!).

Military service was a part of Charles’s life in the 1970’s including service in Hong Kong. He says this experience is invaluable in feeling an affinity with The King, and very useful when attending military functions. “Military bearing is second nature when the suit goes on”. “Mimicking a significantly ageing King is no easy matter” admits Charles, who does his own make-up and pays keen attention to King Charles’s dress sense. Consequently, Charles’s performance clothes bear the Royal Warrant and his suits are tailor-made.
Charles is an Equity member and available worldwide for films, television, radio, chat-shows, advertising and voice-overs.

International TV appearances in: Belgium, Spain, Malta, Germany, Hong Kong and a TV commercialin Cape Town.