Steve Jackson

Acting

Born: January 1, 1970

Birthplace: Doncaster, Yorkshire, England, UK

Steve Jackson was born in 1970 in Doncaster, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Stanton Blues (1998), A Thing Called Love (2004) and Ackley Bridge (2017). Steve attended Town Moor Junior School and then Armthorpe Comprehensive in the Eighties. He briefly changed his name for a time to Steven Fury but eventually reverted back to his original name after being offered a few bit-parts. On Coronation Street he first played the Stranger who was befriended by Mike Baldwin at a train station when a confused Mike went to track down his son Mark Redman in, of all places, Doncaster. Then in January 2010, he began playing the more regular role of Trevor Dean; bin-man and lodger of Janice Battersby and then unlikely boyfriend of Carla Connor. He was axed by new producer Phil Collinson in May 2010 and left the series towards the end of the year, however the character was brought back for a week's stint in March 2011. Then in January 2010, he began playing the more regular role of Trevor Dean; bin-man and lodger of Janice Battersby and then unlikely boyfriend of Carla Connor. He was axed by new producer Phil Collinson in May 2010 and left the series towards the end of the year, however the character was brought back for a week's stint in March 2011