Charles Lloyd Pack

From the lineage of British royalty, Charles Lloyd Pack was a renowned character actor who masterfully portrayed the Church of England vicar, a role which began in the 1950s and continued until the early 1980s. He also excelled in taking on remarkable roles of other pillars of the community, such as a judge, doctor, prison governor, or a military man. His son, Roger, was equally as talented, receiving his education from Bedales, a prestigious and renowned school, particularly known for its focus on arts, crafts and drama. After leaving school and passing the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art audition, Roger graduated in 1969. Following in his father's footsteps, Roger went on to star in several films and television series. Additionally, Charles's daughter, Emily Lloyd, is a renowned actress whose work includes Wish You Were Here (1987), A River Runs Through It (1992) and Riverworld (2003). The Lloyd Pack family are an exemplary example of British royalty, proving their skill and talent through their impressive and distinguished careers.