Scottish actor and filmmaker David Hayman was born on February 9, 1948. He performs on stage, screen, and on television. Hayman was born in the Glasgow neighbourhood of Bridgeton, Scotland. His family relocated to Glasgow’s Drumchapel district when he was six.
Hayman dropped out of school at the age of 16, and like his father, found employment as an apprentice electrician in the shipyards. He didn’t attend a formal school. Although he had no acting experience, he followed the advice of a local amateur dramatics club and applied for a position at Glasgow’s Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
Michael Walker in the lasting crime drama Trial & Retribution, which was produced by Lynda La Plante and broadcast for twelve seasons from 1997 to 2009. In addition to having a shaved head for his role in the series, he has a noticeable scar over his left eye that he decided to use as character makeup.
Hayman presented a BBC Two programme in March 2014 that looked at how the Clyde River shipbuilding industry and the four ships that resulted—the Cutty Sark, CS Mackay-Bennett, CSS Robert E. Lee, and HMS Hood—helped form the Commonwealth. Hayman hosted a BBC Two documentary in July 2016 that emphasized Scapa Flow’s significant contribution to World War I.
David Hayman siblings: Who are David Hayman’s siblings?
Per our findings, the siblings of David Hayman are undocumented as of the time of this publication. This makes it difficult to know whether or not he has siblings.
