I'm in no way disputing that this is how google works, but this also in no way invalidates what I said.
it won't appear on the front page of google for anyone because it's not on the fucking internet because it was in the 80s, and nobodies been arsed to post up the acting biog of a bit part child actor from the 80s who never really made it to being famous.
I assume you understand that not everything that's ever happened has actually made it onto the internet in an easily verifiable format?
Ben, was born in 1974 at the White Chapel Maternity Hospital London and was adopted six months later and grew up in Birmingham. At the age of ten he became the youngest company member of the Royal Shakespeare Company under the direction of Adrian Noble.
He went on to have a successful child-acting career studying at the Sylvia Young Stage School and The London Studio Centre appearing in over twenty West End and touring stage productions and numerous television series and feature films over a twenty five year period.
Ben is an award winning photographer and cinematographer having produced commercials, documentaries, numerous short films and feature films over the past 15 years. He has won awards for his film making all over the world including a BAFTA Award for his work as an investigative journalist on Central Television’s “The Cook Report”.
In recent years Ben has won a Best Film Award at the Phoenix Film Festival, the Brighton International Film Festival and The New York Film Festival. Ben was considered for the Carl Foreman BAFTA Award for his feature length documentary film “I WAS JONATHAN PITT”, which received five stars in The New York Times. The film was about Ben's personal search for his birth mother after being adopted 35 years previously. The film was theatrically released worldwide in 2006. Ben received national and international press recognition and was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show in America. Ben is a full member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
Ben was the only filmmaker ever to be mentored by the late Stanley Kubrick. He was also the first Channel Four Scholar - a scholarship supported by British film maker Mike Leigh along with Channel Four Television to send Ben to the prestigious London Film school.
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Ben Fellows is an award winning film producer, director and investigative journalist. Ben was the only journalist to join G4S to report on the training and role out of the security personnel for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Ben has a fascinating story to tell and has appeared on many alternative media radio and television programmes as well as being quoted in the mainstream media - even though they would not acknowledge him. Ben was the first journalist to break the story of how appalling G4S was deliveri
ng the £284million security contract for the games.
Ben started in the entertainment industry at the age of ten, appearing at the Royal Shakespeare Company under the esteemed direction of Adrian Noble, and went on to have a successful child acting career. He then moved in to investigative journalism working for Central Television's "The Cook Report" where he became one of the youngest members of the team. Ben has worked on a diverse range of stories from gun running, illegal immigration, Polish Mafia, The Cash for Questions scandal, weapons of mass destruction, the I.R.A and now the 2012 London Olympics. Whatever story Ben has worked on seems somehow to hit the headlines and Ben has been responsible for many changes in the law albeit as an undercover reporter.
As a filmmaker, making commercials, documentaries and feature films Ben started his filmmaking career by attending the London Film School, where he was the first Channel 4 Scholar sponsored in part by film director Mike Leigh and Film Four. He was also the only filmmaker to be mentored by the late Stanley Kubrick and is a full voting member of the British Academy of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA).
two potted biographies which didn't take long to find on the internet. but google doesn't index the entire internet, i've no great faith that you've much in the way of internet searching ability, there are a number of sources which are available by subscription which might add more information - eg nexis, times digital archive. but yes, you're right, not everything is on the internet (lambeth electoral registers for example) and not everyone has a biography online. but there would be enough information on the internet that given a couple of hours i could give you a fairly decent biography of yer man. perhaps you might even do the work yourself.
