Ex-marine turned filmmaker says thanks with a host of stars in film for the NHS
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA former Royal Marine has made a hard-hitting short film thanking our NHS heroes. Phil Spencer, 31, has made the moving film featuring a host of celebs including Korean war veteran Colin Thackery, who won last year's Britain's Got Talent, and singer James Blunt, a former British army officer who served in Kosovo.
They are joined by Cold Feet actress Fay Ripley, classical musician and Smooth Radio presenter Myleene Klass, actresses Imogen Stubbs and Tracey Ann Obermann, soprano Laura Wright and former Royal Marine medic Lance Corporal Cassidy Little to say a heartfelt thanks with NHS Thank You.
The film’s cast also includes members of the Soldiers’ Arts Academy, which creates arts projects with serving and ex-military personnel and their
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