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I have added a maintenance tag alerting users that this article needs improved sources. It needs references to independent, secondary, reliable sources, such as newspaper articles, magazine articles or books. This is important not just for verifiability but also to demonstrate notability. At the moment, unless the Princess Grace Award is a major acting award, the article doesn't really say why he is notable. Adding references that show significant coverage in reliable independent sources would help that and help to avoid the article being deleted.--BelovedFreak08:56, 7 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]
