Peter: I was well into my medical training before I got the strength to actually say no, this is what I want to do. I want to be an actor. So that's what I should pursue. Yeah, it was quite a long way into my medical training. It was actually five and a half years into my medical training.
Peter: I'm a professional liar. I pretend to be somebody who clearly I'm not.
Peter: If you can tell I'm acting I'm not really good at it.
Peter: I always play bad guys. If you have an English accent, you must be the bad guy. I think that is a fundamental basic precept in the North American mind. Anyone who speaks with an English accent cannot be trusted.
Peter: I found it all rather exciting. It’s a wonderful feeling when your work is taken so seriously.
Peter is allergic to cats, dogs, horses, cows, and hay.
Peter participated in a national pole-vaulting competition.
Peter was married to his first wife, Juilette, in 1987; they divorced in 1997.
In 1990 Peter won the BBC’s Carleton Hobbs Award for radio.
Peter wrote the story A Time Of Innocents for the Highlander anthology An Evening at Joe’s.
He received training at The National Youth Theatre of Wales, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London, Brasenose College, Oxford and St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, London.
Peter is the Welsh National Trampoline champion.
Plays saxophone and flute.
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