Sci/fi, Horror, Fantasy fans in search of a signed photo, you have come to the right place.
Welcome to my website, where signed images of Bib Fortuna (Return of the Jedi), Radu Molasar (The Keep), King Jaehaerys Targaryen (House of the Dragon) and poor Gerald Bringsley (America Werewolf in London) can be had at the click of a PayPal button.
I’m afraid I have to charge for my autograph, but you can have a personalised message if you wish, and the fee includes post and package back to you in whatever part of the world you are.
Request an Autograph
Just pick the photo of your choice, let me know if you want it personalised… to…John, Mary… whoever, pay through the PayPal facility and it will be on its way to you. And REMEMBER – give me your address. No need for a stamped addressed envelope/package. I take care of that.
A long, long time ago in another pre-digital galaxy when they used to put film in the camera.
There are also a couple of interviews by me in Jedi, way back before mobile phones and the world-wide-web, when my hair was a different colour. It was a long, long time ago in another pre-digital galaxy when they used to put film in the camera.
My official instagram account
I’ve finally dipped my toe into the world of Instagram, so please pop along and follow me, and I’ll share a few tales from a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…
Biography
Michael Carter is a Scottish actor and writer with a rich career spanning over four decades across theatre, television, and film. He is best known internationally for his portrayal of the memorable Twi’lek majordomo Bib Fortuna in Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983). His performance gave life to one of the saga’s most iconic supporting characters, instantly recognisable to fans across generations.
Born in Dumfries, Scotland, Michael trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and began his career on the stage. He has appeared onstage on Broadway with Dustin Hoffman, in the West End and in many productions at the Royal National Theatre alongside Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Anthony Hopkins.
On screen, Michael has appeared in cult classics such as An American Werewolf in London (1981). His television credits include British favourites such as Rebus, Taggart, Doctor Who, and Call Red and he was also a regular on the Scottish TV Series Two Thousand Acres of Sky. Michael also co-wrote a film called One Man’s War, which starred Anthony Hopkins in 1992.
His continued involvement with Star Wars fandom — through autograph events and interviews — has kept him connected to generations of fans around the world.
Through this official site, he’s delighted to connect directly with fans by offering personally signed photographs — an authentic memento from a galaxy far, far away.
