A veritable everyman of stage and screen, both big and small, but relatively unfamiliar to American audiences, Michael Craig is of Scots heritage, born in India to a father on military assignment. When he was three, the family returned to England, but by his eleventh year, they moved on to Canada - where he undoubtedly acquired his North American accent. He left school for the Merchant Navy at 16, but finally returned to England and the lure of the theater. By 1947, he debuted on stage and, in 1953, Sir 'Peter Hall and composed a depth or roles, both comedic and dramatic, that has included memorable and solid character pieces as he has matured in age. As a screen writer, he has written for and created several British TV series. And he has never been far from the stage, remaining a familiar face in both London and New York theater.
Older brother of Richard Gregson.
Uncle of Natasha Gregson Wagner.
Ex-brother-in-law of Natalie Wood.
He was considered for the roles of Dr. Armstrong, Dr. Leonard Bukovsky and Sir Percy Heseltine in Lifeforce .
