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Her break came when she presented [[Playhouse Disney (UK)|Playhouse Disney]] with [[Dave Benson Phillips]] on the [[Disney Channel (UK)|Disney Channel]]. To help build her career Lovell undertook a series of voice-over assignments and got her terrestrial break playing the voice of the Whybird in the ''[[Playdays]]'' live tour around Britain. Lovell helped launch digital satellite auction channel [[bid tv|bid-up.tv]], before being poached by rival channel [[Auction World.tv]]. Lovell also appeared in one episode of sitcom ''[[My Dad's the Prime Minister]]'' as 'Saskia' a [[Disc jockey|radio presenter]] |
Her break came when she presented [[Playhouse Disney (UK)|Playhouse Disney]] with [[Dave Benson Phillips]] on the [[Disney Channel (UK)|Disney Channel]]. To help build her career Lovell undertook a series of voice-over assignments and got her terrestrial break playing the voice of the Whybird in the ''[[Playdays]]'' live tour around Britain. Lovell helped launch digital satellite auction channel [[bid tv|bid-up.tv]], before being poached by rival channel [[Auction World.tv]]. Lovell also appeared in one episode of sitcom ''[[My Dad's the Prime Minister]]'' as 'Saskia' a [[Disc jockey|radio presenter]] |
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Lovell's next move was presenting the live lunchtime quiz show ''[[BrainTeaser]]'' on [[Five (channel)|Five]]. Initially she shared the presentation, but from 2006 until the last show on [[7 March]] [[2007]], she was the sole presenter except for occasional breaks. ''BrainTeaser'' was produced in [[Bristol]], and when [[Channel 4]] started production of its daily show ''[[Deal or No Deal]]'' in the same studios, Lovell was asked to revive her role as a voice-over artist for the show, which she |
Lovell's next move was presenting the live lunchtime quiz show ''[[BrainTeaser]]'' on [[Five (channel)|Five]]. Initially she shared the presentation, but from 2006 until the last show on [[7 March]] [[2007]], she was the sole presenter except for occasional breaks. ''BrainTeaser'' was produced in [[Bristol]], and when [[Channel 4]] started production of its daily show ''[[Deal or No Deal]]'' in the same studios, Lovell was asked to revive her role as a voice-over artist for the show, which she continued to do until the viewers' competition was dropped in September 2007. |
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Lovell joined the ''[[BBC Points West]]'' local news presentation team in July [[2005]], and is presently lead female presenter<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/biographies/biogs/westregionaltv/alex_lovell.shtml</ref>. |
Lovell joined the ''[[BBC Points West]]'' local news presentation team in July [[2005]], and is presently lead female presenter<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/biographies/biogs/westregionaltv/alex_lovell.shtml</ref>. |
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Revision as of 13:24, 24 November 2007
Alex Lovell | |
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| Born | 28 March 1973 |
| Occupation | Television presenter |
Alex Lovell (born 28 March 1973 in Gravesend, Kent) is an English television presenter.
History
Lovell grew up in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, and at 18 attended Rose Bruford College drama school in London.
Her break came when she presented Playhouse Disney with Dave Benson Phillips on the Disney Channel. To help build her career Lovell undertook a series of voice-over assignments and got her terrestrial break playing the voice of the Whybird in the Playdays live tour around Britain. Lovell helped launch digital satellite auction channel bid-up.tv, before being poached by rival channel Auction World.tv. Lovell also appeared in one episode of sitcom My Dad's the Prime Minister as 'Saskia' a radio presenter
Lovell's next move was presenting the live lunchtime quiz show BrainTeaser on Five. Initially she shared the presentation, but from 2006 until the last show on 7 March 2007, she was the sole presenter except for occasional breaks. BrainTeaser was produced in Bristol, and when Channel 4 started production of its daily show Deal or No Deal in the same studios, Lovell was asked to revive her role as a voice-over artist for the show, which she continued to do until the viewers' competition was dropped in September 2007.
Lovell joined the BBC Points West local news presentation team in July 2005, and is presently lead female presenter[1].
Alex appeared in one episode of ITV's The Bill, broadcast on November 14, 2007. She played a television news reporter.
Personal life
It was announced on Points West on 4 April, 2007 that Lovell had become engaged to Gavin Shorter, technical supervisor at Endemol West Bristol where they both work.
References
External links
- Alex Lovell's official website
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- Bio at BBC Points West
- Bio at NCI Management