Christopher Reynalds
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Christopher Reynalds was a British child actor of the 1960s and 1970s and is today a Caterham 7 motor racing champion.
[edit] Acting career
Reynald's began his acting career in the 1968 film Oliver!, and in the same year appeared in the Doctor Who episode The Mind Robber with Patrick Troughton. In 1971 he appeared as Alethorpe in an episode of the BBCs Play For Today called Alma Mater alongside Max Adrian and Hilda Braid.[1] Also in 1971 he played Little Billy in Roald Dahl's film The Night Digger with Patricia Neal and Peter Sallis.[2]
[edit] Racing champion
In the early 1980s Reynalds began to race in Formula Ford 1600s, progressing to the Caterham 7 by the late 1990s, in which he raced in Europe, winning the 2004 Autosport Caterham Eurocup Championship at Brands Hatch.[3][4] In 2005 he raced in the Caterham R400.
[edit] External links
- Christopher Reynalds at the Internet Movie Database
- Reynalds on the TV.com web site
- Reynalds in The Mind Robber on YouTube
- Reynalds in Doctor Who
- Reynalds on DTMDB
- Reynalds' racing website
- Autosport Caterham Eurocup Champion for 2004
- Reynalds on MSport UK
- Reynalds on Piston Heads
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