Trivia

  In 1995 Trevor suffered a bad fall from a pony whilst playing polo that led to doctors claiming the actor would be paralysed for life.

  Trevor and his wife bought a farm on the Sussex/Hampshire border after their return to England. However Trevor couldn't hack living in the countryside after a city life - he especially missed the lack of cinemas.

  Trevor has spent time acting in America and earning money. His sons were both born there.

  Trevor's part in the West End show 'Filumena' didn't involve a very traditional audition. Instead, one woman shockingly grabbed Trevor's testicles and his response, to stay standing still, delighted the director who hired him on the spot.

  Trevor met his wife Sharon in 1979. Both were part of the cast of West End show 'Filumena'.

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Quotes

Trevor: I don't know that crises come at a particular time. There are crossroads and confusion at any age. You mean buying a red sports car syndrome? I've heard of that. Going off with young girls? Is that a mid-life crisis? Could be. Or it could be just having a lot of fun. If you're not hurting anyone I wouldn't see that as a crisis.

I'm fascinated by politics, and there is no more compelling drama than conflict in high places, but I wouldn't like to have been a politician, except for one reason - if I was able to sort out the traffic problems in London. Whatever party you're in, you have to become part of the Establishment, and I wouldn't sit very comfortably in that. Anyway, as an actor you get to speak in the House of Commons, and bat against a Test cricketer.

Trevor: It's astonishing that people connected to solving crime do the job day after day. We go in and basically act it. But when you think about the crime world, these people have to get inside it. I don't know how they escape or where they go for rest and relaxation.