Nicholas Donovan is a British actor who took part in some of the most legendary shows - or, sorry, this is British television so "programs" - that the UK TV watching crowd ever got to check out. This dapper dude seems like he's proper and posh, but he is not afraid to get dirty on camera. Well, sort of dirty. His debut came in 1984 when he played Terry Mumford in the series The Brief. From there is was all up, up, up for this acting gem. He starred in the film Sacred Hearts (1984), Gems (1986), The Bill (188), The Four Minute Mile (1988), Making News (1990), and his final roles in Waterfront Beat (199) as Harvey Salinger. Sadly, he did not act on camera again after that series. That being said, he did give us one fantastic role to always remember him by. He just so happened to act in one of the most iconic and legendary British daytime dramas ever to be on the air. In fact, as of the moment, we are writing this, the show is STILL on the air. That's right, Sherlock - we are talking about the daytime melodrama EastEnders that takes us to an East End working-class neighborhood and all of its colorful characters. Nicholas works it as Guido who has a romantic engagement with a male costar. The pair give us a hot scene to salivate over as they smooch in their sweaters, giving the show its first gay male love scene.
