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Stuart St Paul

Stuart St Paul (born 1954 as Stuart Aikman) is a British film director, former stunt performer, broadcaster, and author. He is known for his work in film and television, including his involvement in Aliens, and for directing films such as Freight and Bula Quo!.

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Biography

St Paul was born in Walthamstow, London. He attended McEntee Technical High School, where he participated in sports including basketball and competitive swimming. He later represented the University of Sussex in judo competitions.

He began his career as a disc jockey, working at venues including the Lyceum Theatre in London and other clubs in the capital.

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Career

Broadcasting and music industry

In 1973, St Paul joined BBC Radio as a technical assistant, working with presenters including Tony Blackburn, Johnny Walker, and Noel Edmonds.

He later worked in the music industry with EMI as a promotions manager at Capitol Records, promoting releases including “Spanish Stroll” by Mink DeVille.

In 1978, he joined Metro Radio in Newcastle as a breakfast presenter, and later worked at Radio Orwell. He also appeared as the character Dave Farrell in the television series Radio Phoenix.

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Acting and stunt work

St Paul appeared as an actor in television series including Minder before moving into stunt performance and coordination. He worked on productions including Casualty, Juliet Bravo, and The Bill.

Selected stunt credits

Selected stunt performer / coordinator credits
Year Title Role
1980 Superman II Stunts (uncredited)
1982 Pink Floyd – The Wall Stunts (uncredited)
1983 Never Say Never Again Stunts (uncredited)
1985 A View to a Kill Stunts (uncredited)
1985 Lifeforce Stunt Artist
1986 Aliens Stunt Performer
1987 Hope and Glory Stunts
1989 Batman Stunts
1990 The Krays Stunt Coordinator / Second Unit Director (uncredited)
2009 Sherlock Holmes Stunt Coordinator: Reshoots (uncredited)
2010 The Wolfman Stunts
2010 Freight Stunt Coordinator & Performer
2013 Bula Quo! Stunts
2011–2013 Mrs. Brown’s Boys (TV) Stunt Coordinator
2013–2015 Strike Back (TV) Stunt Coordinator
1980–2016 Emmerdale Farm (TV) Stunt Coordinator / Stunts

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Film production and directing

St Paul later moved into production and directing. He worked with producer Jim Beach at Fugitive Films, contributing to music videos and film projects including The Krays (1990).

He directed the period drama The Scarlet Tunic and later the action film Freight (2010). His 2013 film Bula Quo! featured Jon Lovitz and was filmed in Fiji.

Filmography

Films directed by Stuart St Paul
Year Title Notes / Cast
1990 The Krays Production contribution (Fugitive Films)
1997 The Scarlet Tunic Period drama, director
2010 Freight Action film, director
2013 Bula Quo! Director; starred Jon Lovitz; filmed in Fiji

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Writing

St Paul is the author of a series of crime novels, including titles Cruise Ship Heist, Cruise Ship Serial Killer, and Cruise Traffic.

Bibliography

Crime novels by Stuart St Paul
Year Title Notes
2023 Cruise Ship Heist First in cruise crime series
2024 Cruise Ship Serial Killer Second in series
2025 Cruise Traffic Third in series

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Awards & Nominations

  • Nominated Best Action Director, Star and Screen Award – Film I Proud To Be Indian, Bombay (Mumbai)
  • Nominated Best Director, Cabourg Festival 1997
  • Nominated Best Director, Schermi d'Amour Verona 1997
  • Winner Silver Palm MIFF 2010
  • Winner Best Director for Freight at Breckenridge

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Personal life

St Paul is married to actress Jean Heard. He has two children: son Luke Aikman and actress Laura Aikman.

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References

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Category:British film directors Category:British stunt performers Category:British broadcasters Category:British crime writers Category:1954 births Category:Living people

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