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MONTY'S DOUBLE

Britain's most authentic Field-Marshal Montgomery Look-alike & Impersonator

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About Monty's Double

 

Monty's Double is the stage-name adopted by the actor Colin Brooks Williams, who has been portraying Field-Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery as a look-alike and voice impersonator since 2010, and is a member of the actor's union 'Equity' and is also profiled on the casting directory 'Spotlight'.

 

Accuracy and authenticity in every aspect of his portrayal is an essential part of any depiction, so great care has been taken to faithfully research and reproduce every single detail, from the uniforms, medal ribbon sets and clothing, right down to replicating Monty's voice and speech patterns and his physical stance and mannerisms, and as such, Monty's Double is highly honoured to be the only 'Monty' impersonator to carry the full approval of the Montgomery family.

 

All this means that casting directors and event organisers can be completely assured that every aspect of his portrayal of 'Monty' in their documentary, film, play or live event will be 100% historically accurate in every instance, with all uniforms and clothing tailored specially for whatever period that may be required.

 

Monty's Double carries full public liability insurance up to £10,000,000, as provided by 'First Act/Hencilla Canworth', under 'Equity' membership, and proof of such cover can be supplied upon request.

 

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Monty's Office Caravan Trailer Replica Project.....

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From an empty 14ft X 6ft Box Trailer,

to nearly finished. Launch date set for early 2025....

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All six windows fitted in and awaiting the canvas over-cover to be cut accordingly.

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The interior closely follows the appearance of the original in as much detail as possible, as can be seen in the comparison photo on the bottom right. (The original caravan is the lower image.)