From early beginnings Graham’s love of acting was apparent.  He took part in school plays and enjoyed drama workshops. As he got older he joined the Crown Players of Kings Theatre and most noticeably took part in a very well received version of Dads Army.  Later success followed when he completed a screen test and was cast for the lead role in the short film ‘Love in the Time of Moleneux’.  Then out of 400 candidates he was short listed on the BBC Talent Fund search that sought disabled actors.  So impressed was one of the producers at the Talent Fund that Graham was asked to play a part in a University film project.  Graham was cast in the 2006 film Flyboys as a French Peasant whose arm had been blown off during WW1.  Graham has modeled twice, once for his University and then being invited to represent his local higher education college, with pictures of him used for 8 months to promote the college.

Academically, Graham graduated with First Class Honours from University, winning a national financial award for his original dissertation that looked at the learning effects of computers on persons on the autistic spectrum.  His academic achievements were all the more impressive as he was also in full time training for the Sydney Paralympic Games.

Graham is a consultant at a recruitment company in the beautiful Cotswold town of Cheltenham .