Trivia

Although born in Cairo where his father was a finance minister in the British colonial government, Kent Walton actually spent his formative years being raised in Haslemere, Surrey and was educated at the English public school, Charterhouse. He later trained at London's Embassy School of Acting and won numerous small roles in such films as "Small Town Story" and "The Heart of a Man", before finding his niche as a sports' commentator and pop music presenter on TV and radio.

Best known as the voice of British wrestling (1955-1988)

With Franklin Engelman and David Gell narrated 'The Mystery and the Pleasure'.