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The family could not afford the fees for drama school, so Martine wrote a very persuasive letter to a Church of England trust, and bless them, they agreed to sponsor her! She studied dance and drama at the Italia Conti School in London. Martine always knew that she wanted to be an actress. Martine's first memory is that of being dangled from a balcony by her father who threatened to drop her if her mother didn't do what he said! When Martine was ten, her mother married John McCutcheon, and Martine took his name.

Her biological father was an abusive husband and father. Like Natalie in 'Love Actually', McCutcheon hails from 'the dodgy end' of London. All I can say is, if the curvaceous Ms McCutcheon is overweight, then I'm positively grotesque! He is a man of few words, but there isn’t a compliment more lovely than a love song written for you.Everyone - with the exception of David - seems to think that Natalie (played by Martine McCutcheon) is overweight and comments ranging from the size of her thighs to the width of her seat are repeated over and over. Patricia, who became a local newspaper reporter, said: “Mick has always been the one for me. I’ve written many songs over the years but the one thing that meant more to me than anything was my own Everlasting Love… Patricia.”Įxplaining his new Christmas song he added: “I wanted to write a love song to celebrate the 50 years, tell her how I feel and thank her for all the good times together.” The couple, who met on a blind date in 1967, went on to have two children and three grandchildren.Īfter leaving Love Affair in 1971, Mick had a successful career racing cars and running a marketing firm. “But we stayed together, got engaged and then married and here we are, still together 50 years later. She had to put up with such a lot while I was touring around the world and couldn’t even tell people she was my girlfriend. Mick said: “From the moment Patricia and I met I knew we were meant to be together.