Andrew Alexander (Orangeman)
Andrew Alexander may refer to: * Andrew Alexander (producer) (born 1944), theatre, film and television producer * Andrew Alexander (actor), English actor * Andrew Alexander (journalist) (1935–2015), English journalist * Andrew Lamar Alexander Andrew Lamar Alexander Jr. (born July 3, 1940) is a retired American lawyer and politician who served as a United States Senator from Tennessee from 2003 to 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he also was the 45th governor of Tennessee fro ...

Andrew Alexander (producer)
Andrew Alexander is a theater and television producer best known for his previous leadership and co-ownership of The Second City, and co-developing and producing the television show '' SCTV.'' Early life Andrew Alexander was born in London, the United Kingdom. His father, who worked in the aeronautics industry, moved the family to Canada in 1951. Alexander studied at Tri-State College in Indiana and Ryerson University in Toronto. Career Following a year and a half at Ryerson, in 1967, Alexander worked for Thompson Newspapers and the ''Oakville Beaver'' newspaper. In the early 1970s, he frequented the Toronto arts scene, working as an editor of ''Ski Magazine'', and for the ill-fated John Lennon Peace Festival. Alexander worked at the Global Village Theatre, co-producing late night shows, along with his marketing and publicity day job at the Toronto Arts Foundation. He was eventually hired by the Ivanhoe Theater in Chicago, where he met Bernie Sahlins, owner and co-founder of The S ...
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Andrew Alexander (actor)
Andrew Alexander is an English actor and singer, who is best known for his role as Sir John Bullock in ''Downton Abbey''. In 2018, he was made an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music for his significant contribution to the creative industries. He is currently training to be an entertainment lawyer at the entertainment law firClintons Early life Alexander attended Bradfield College, receiving academic and music scholarships. He went on to read History at King's College London before training in Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music. Career Theatre At 29 he played the lead role, Richard Hannay, in The 39 Steps in London's West End, having understudied the role previously. He was the first understudy to be promoted in the production due to favourable reviews and notices, including from Stephen Fry on Twitter. Other credits include The Hot Mikado at The Watermill (nominated for a TMA award) and Trouble in Mind at The Print Room (nominated for Offie and UK Theatre Awa ...
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Andrew Alexander (journalist)
Andrew Clive Alexander (12 May 1935 – 5 July 2015) was an English journalist and columnist for ''The Yorkshire Post'', ''The Daily Telegraph'' and ''The Daily Mail''. Between 1984 and 2000 , he was the City editor for the ''Daily Mail'' Life Alexander was born in Worthing on 12 May 1935. His father, Ronald Fergus Alexander was a teacher and his mother was Doreen Olivia Myfanwy. He was educated at Lancing College in Lancing, West Sussex. Some time after leaving college, in 1960, he applied for a job at ''Yorkshire Post'', where he started writing about economics, despite not having trained in the subject. While at ''The Post'', he was the unsuccessful Conservative Party (UK), Conservative candidate at the 1963 Colne Valley by-election. and lost again in the 1964 General Election. In 1966, he took on a role at ''The Daily Telegraph'' as a leader writer and parliamentary sketch writer. There he became an advocate of the Thatcherism set of beliefs. In 1972, he moved from ''The T ...
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