Heydon Prowse

About Heydon Prowse

He is one of the stars of BBC3's The Revolution Will Be Televised, alongside Jolyon Rubinstein, as a television show host, campaigner, and actor. With their series and accompanying viral videos that expose political corruption and hypocrisy, the two of them have had a significant impact on British elections.

Heydon Prowse is an English activist, journalist, satirist, film director and comedian. He is best known for writing and starring in The Revolution Will Be Televised, which won the BBC Three's Bafta Award with Jolyon Rubinstein. As part of this program, he gave George Osborne a GCSE math book, a stunt that has appeared on the cover of the Daily Telegraph and other publications.

Subject(s)	Politics, current affairs
Born	February1981 (age 38–39), London, England
Years active	1993–present
Medium	Stand-up, television, film, radio
Genres	Topical comedy/satire

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Trivia

Heydon Prowse became the head of production at the online satirical magazine Don't Panic. Much of his created content, whether in video or written from, is also published on The Guardian.

Heydon Prowse before fame

He would not do any more film or television acting until 2006, after receiving considerable notoriety for his role as Colin Craven in the 1993 film The Secret Garden. Instead, he went to the University of Sussex to study philosophy.

Achievement of Heydon Prowse

He became the head of production at Don't Panic, an online satirical magazine. The Guardian also publishes a lot of his own work, whether it's in video or textual form.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Heydon Prowse family life

He has lived in London, where he is a very active politician.

Associations of Heydon Prowse

He co-starred with Kate Maberly and Maggie Smith in the 1993 film The Secret Garden.

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