Impressions of Stephen.

Patrick Lussier:
'We were incredibly fortunate to find Stephen Billington in London. He had all the intensity and intelligence we needed given the fact that he was going to spend most of the film strapped to a chair and yet still needed to be scary. ' (Director/writer of Dracula II: Ascension)

Gemma Eglinton:
'This has all brought back lots of memories of Gabriel.  Most memories are good but I remember the awful nerves I got every night but Stephen always looked very calm and collected.'  (Co-star with Stephen in the play, GABRIEL, May 1997.)

Stephen Gibbons:
'Stephen is a wonderfully intriguing and professional actor, who not only has a vast knowledge of the process but also has an incredible ability to be convincing under the most adverse filming conditions.  He's a definite star.'  (Director/Writer/Producer of the film, DRUG ABUSE, June 1999.)

Philip Hawkins:
'Working with Stephen Billington has been a great experience.  He is very professional, good at acting and great to work with.' (Fellow actor, after working with him in Stephen Gibbons' Film, DRUG ABUSE, June 1999.  SB had to withdraw from this project due to scheduling conflicts.)

Sally Whittaker:
'It's always exciting when you work with new actors and it's been great for me working with Stephen.' (Co-star, Coronation Street.  Sunday Mirror, December 1998.)

Tracy Shaw:
'He's absolutely gorgeous. He's got these eyes that just make you melt! He's such a lovely guy, really friendly and warm, and a very good actor.' (Co-star, Coronation Street.  Inside Soap, May 1998.)

Irving Teitelbaum:          [New to this site17 June 05]
'He had all of the qualities we needed, but he was also one of the few people considered who was without vanity. He didn't have that aura of "Aren't you lucky girls, I'm going out with you" but instead he played it on the basis of "Aren't I lucky to be going out with you."' (Producer, 'The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous'. Radio Times, 31 May-6 June 1997.)

Jilly Cooper:
'Stephen is absolutely charming, but he's not quite Lysander because Lysander is pig thick--but adorable with it.' (OK!, June 1997)

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