Gerald Campion, born on April 23, 1921, in Bloomsbury, London, is best known to collectors for his memorable role in the classic film "The Sorcerers" (1967), directed by Michael Reeves. This film has gained a cult following, making its various home video releases highly sought after by aficionados of British horror cinema. Campion's portrayal of a youthful Billy Bunter in the 1950s television adaptation of "Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School" remains iconic, despite his age at the time, showcasing his comedic talent and endearing presence. Collectors value Campion's work not only for its nostalgic charm but also for its significance in the evolution of British television and film. His involvement in projects like the unfinished "Doctor Who" story "Shada" further solidifies his place in the hearts of genre enthusiasts. After leaving acting, Campion's establishment of a private members' club in Soho, known as Gerry's, kept him connected to the theatrical community, adding to his legacy in the world of film and entertainment.