US EditionMichael Sheen writes off £1m of debt for 900 people
- Michael Sheen has written off £1 million of debt for 900 people using £100,000 of his own money, as part of efforts to help those struggling financially.
- He started a debt acquisition company to spotlight the perils of high-interest loans and aid his community in South Wales.
- Sheen expressed that the process of setting up the company was more complicated than he anticipated, taking nearly two years to complete.
- He is advocating for a Fair Banking Act to improve financial services for low-income individuals in the UK.
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World star Post Malone recently tipped a single mother SEK 220,000. One person who has helped more than that is Welsh actor Michael Sheen, known for playing Tony Blair in the film “The Queen”. A woman in his hometown of Port Talbot told him that the steel mill had gone bankrupt. Many residents were left unemployed and d...
Michael Sheen is a Welsh-born Hollywood actor who is dedicated to defending the vulnerable. In his new documentary, he donates money to help strangers while also working to change British law.
British actor Michael Sheen has bought and written off his neighbours' debts totalling £1m. Sheen has long been keen to regulate the UK's credit system, urging the British government to pass a fair banking law.
Michael Sheen's private home in Port Talbot where he pays off neighbours' £1m debts
Michael Sheen has become a local hero after paying off debts to neighbours his beloved Port Talbot, the town in Wales where he now lives with wife, Anna Lundberg, and their two young children. The Staged actor will open up about the journey in his new documentary, Michael Sheen's secret million-pound giveaway…
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