Simon Turner

Simon Turner (aka Simon Fisher Turner, b.21 November 1954) is a British musician, songwriter, recording artist, producer and actor.

He was launched as a teen solo artist in 1973, as Britain's answer to David Cassidy and Donny Osmond, although he failed to make any impact on the UK charts either with his debut eponymous debut album or any of its singles (which included a cover of David Bowie's The Prettiest Star).

In later years he recorded under the names of Simon Fisher Turner, The King of Luxembourg and Deux Filles.

As an actor he had roles in the 1971 TV adaptation of Tom Brown's Schooldays and in other TV series such as Tom's Midnight Garden and The Adventures of Black Beauty and in the feature film The Big Sleep (1978).