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that featuring in the recently released Marks & Spencer Christmas advert is a “massive step” at the start of his acting career.
Harry is opening Christmas presents with his on-screen parents, grandparents and sister, and the family see a variety of animals out of the window. The advert focuses on bringing people together and the joy of giving, something Harry was proud to be part of. The Manchester United fan was unable to reveal too much about that advert before its release, but said: “That one feels extra special. Obviously, I am a big football fan myself so that one was really fun to film.”Sarah and Ayden, co-founders of The Curious Theatre School, have helped develop Harry’s talents, while his agent Michelle Blair Management, who also works with the celebrity couple and other students at the school, is helping him land auditions.
Actor Ayden Callaghan, who previously appeared on TV shows including Hollyoaks and Emmerdale, is proud of Harry Brooke’s achievements so far and believes he has a big career ahead of him. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite “He’s got a lot of charisma and talent. He’s got great character and, at the moment, Harry and I are working on his progression to go into drama school. Once he’s there, it’s in his own hands and of course we’ll always support him.”
He added: “Our students have been auditioning and been pretty successful in getting quite far down the line on some jobs with Netflix, Amazon Prime, BBC and shows like Waterloo Road, CITV, and feature films.
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