Michael Audreson (born 1 August 1956) is a British actor who appeared in many films and television shows in the 1960s. He appeared in the 12-episode Children's Film Foundation series The Magnificent Six and a Half before playing the bespectacled "Brains" in Here Come the Double Deckers (1970–71). In the film Young Winston (1971) he played Winston Churchill as a schoolboy.
As the 1970s progressed, Audreson's appearances reduced significantly, but he had a role in two episodes of The Tomorrow People (1978) television series. In 1996 he founded Rivendell Healthcare, a drug and alcohol addiction treatment centre.
Audreson wrote and directed two short films: The Man Who Could Read Minds (1999) and Eve Buckingham (2001) starring Susan Hampshire. His feature film The 10 Arenas of Marwood (2010), which he wrote and directed, starred Judi Bowker, John Hasler, Kate G. Laycy, Michael Mayne, Bryan Murray, Lucy Russell, Issy Van Randwyck, Emma Williams and Peter Wickham as Marwood.
In 2015, he founded a media production and distribution company, 10am Media. Its first project is called Don't Get Mad.
Actor
2012
Lady Magnet (Video short) as
Background Artist
1982
Nye (TV Movie) as
Young man
1979
BBC2 Playhouse (TV Series) as
Foster
- An Affinity with Dr. Still (1979) - Foster
1978
The Tomorrow People (TV Series) as
Flyn
- The Thargon Menace: Playing with Fire (1978) - Flyn
- The Thargon Menace: Unexpected Guests (1978) - Flyn
1972
Young Winston as
Winston (aged 13)
1970
Here Come the Double Deckers! (TV Series) as
Brains
- A Hit for a Miss (1971) - Brains
- Up to Scratch (1970) - Brains
- United We Stand (1970) - Brains
- Man's Best Friend (1970) - Brains
- Barney (1970) - Brains
- Invaders from Space (1970) - Brains
- A Helping Hound (1970) - Brains
- The Go-Karters (1970) - Brains
- Robbie the Robot (1970) - Brains
- Scooper Strikes Out (1970) - Brains
- The Pop Singer (1970) - Brains
- Summer Camp (1970) - Brains
- Happy Haunting (1970) - Brains
- Starstruck (1970) - Brains
- Get a Movie On (1970) - Brains
- The Case of the Missing Doughnut (1970) - Brains
- Tiger Takes Off (1970) - Brains
1969
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (uncredited)
1969
Slim John (TV Series) as
Second Boy
- Robot Five is Dangerous (1969) - Second Boy
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: A Good Deed in Time (Short) as
Whizz
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: A Lad in the Lamp (Short) as
Whizz
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: It's Not Cricket as
Whizz
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: Peewee Had a Little Ape (Short) as
Whizz
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: The Astronoughts (Short) as
Whizz
1969
The Magnificent Six and ½: The Magician (Short) as
Whizz
1969
Brian Rix Presents ... (TV Series) as
Jonathan Peters
- The Facts of Life (1969) - Jonathan Peters
1969
ITV Playhouse (TV Series) as
Alexander Robertson
- Uncle Jonathan (1969) - Alexander Robertson
1968
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as
Peter (uncredited)
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: Billy the Kid (Short) as
Whizz
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: Bob-a-Job (Short) as
Whizz
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: Ghosts and Ghoulies (Short) as
Whizz
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: Kontiki Kids (Short) as
Whizz
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: Peewee's Pianola (Short) as
Whizz
1968
The Magnificent Six and ½: When Knights Were Bold as
Whizz
1964
The Human Jungle (TV Series) as
Robin
- Success Machine (1964) - Robin
Writer
2001
Eve Buckingham (Short) (written by)
Producer
2011
10 Arenas of Marwood (producer)
2001
Eve Buckingham (Short) (producer)
Director
2001
Eve Buckingham (Short)
Thanks
2012
Lady Magnet (Video short) (very special thanks)
2010
Double Decker Memories (Documentary short) (special thanks)
Self
2010
Double Decker Memories (Documentary short) as
Self / Brains
Archive Footage
1994
The Our Gang Story (Video documentary) as
Whizz
