Autographs of Ray Winstone
Raymond Andrew Winstone (/ˈwɪnstən/; born 19 February 1957) is an English television, stage and film actor with a career spanning five decades. Having worked with many prominent directors, including Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, Winstone is perhaps best known for his "hard man" roles, usually delivered in his distinctive London accent. The first of these was That Summer! (1979) for which he received a nomination for the BAFTA Award for Best Newcomer. He rose to prominence starring as Will Scarlet in the series Robin of Sherwood from 1984 to 1986. More about Ray Winstone
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Winstone was born on 19 February 1957 in Hackney Hospital, London. He first lived in Caister Park Road, Plaistow E13, and attended Portway infants and junior school. He moved to Enfield when he was seven and grew up on a council estate just off the A10 road. His father, Raymond J. Winstone (1933–2015), ran a fruit and vegetable business while his mother, Margaret (née Richardson; 1932–1985) had a job emptying fruit machines. Winstone has recounted how, as a child, he used to play with his friends on bomb sites (vacant lots with rubble from Second World War bombs). He joined Brimsdown Primary School and later he was educated at Edmonton County School which had changed from a grammar school to a comprehensive upon his arrival. He also attended Corona Theatre School. He did not take to school, eventually leaving with a single CSE (Grade 2) in Drama. He recounted an early encounter with a notorious gangster: Read even more about Ray Winstone at Wikipedia
Traded items with a signature of Ray Winstone
In total, we tracked 207 items since 01/09/2012. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.
The most expensive item with a signature of Ray Winstone (ROBIN OF SHERWOODn Authentic Cast Signed Photo PRAED - RAY WINSTONE MANTLE ROSE) was sold in May 2019 for £146.00 while the cheapest item (RAY WINSTONE signed INDIANA JONES photograph **NO RESERVE** **PROOF**) found a new owner for £0.99 in February 2013. The month with the most items sold (12) was February 2013 with an average selling price of £4.00 for an autographed item of Ray Winstone . Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2020 with £95.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with £1.00 was July 2018. In average, an autographed item from Ray Winstone is worth £12.50.
Most recently, these items with a signature of Ray Winstone were sold on eBay - click here for more items.
| Item Title | Price | Store | |
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 | Ray Winstone - Actor AUTOGRAPH Signed Index Card COA | £24.99 | |
| RAY WINSTONE as MAC 2008 TOPPS INDIANA JONES KOTCS CRYSTAL SKULL Autograph AUTO | £31.49 | |
| Ray Winstone Autograph - Scum - Signed 6x4 Photo - AFTAL | £4.99 | |
| RAY WINSTONE AUTOGRAPH SIGNED CARD ( 10X8 PHOTO) (INDIANA JONES) COA 55 | £29.55 | |
| Ray Winstone Signed 10X8 Photo Sexy Beast Genuine Signature AFTAL COA (5245) | £59.95 | |
| Ray Winstone, 'Quadrophenia, The Who' hand signed mounted autograph. | £29.99 | |
| Ray Winstone, Actor, an ORIGINAL HAND SIGNED 7 X 5 PHOTO | £3.77 | |
| Signed & Framed Scum DVD Ray Winstone Rare | £10.00 | |
| Signed Ray Winstone Photo COA | £19.99 | |
| Young Ray Winstone Hardcover 2014 SIGNED AUTOGRAPH First Edition Book 1/1 - RARE | £59.99 | |
Latest News about Ray Winstone
Ray Winstone on The Gunman: 'I've never seen a difficult lion' - video interview (03/17/15): The stars of The Gunman – Ray Winstone and Mark Rylance – tell Catherine Shoard what savage animals they behave like in their new thriller. Meanwhile director Pierre Morel explains how the film, which stars Sean Penn as an ex-contract killer hunted down by the corporation he used to work for, depict
Ray Winstone: I don't measure up to Sean Penn (03/13/15): Sean Penn’s muscles were a little intimidating for co-star Ray Winstone in The Gunman.
Ray Winstone Urges British Politicians To Fix Health Service (03/02/15): Ray Winstone has urged British politicians to fix the country's health service after his father caught septicaemia while in hospital.
Ray Winstone Cuts Back On Booze After Seeing Himself On-screen (03/01/15): British actor Ray Winstone forced himself to cut back on his boozing after becoming shocked by his overweight appearance in upcoming film The Gunman.
Ray Winstone felt like the 'granddaddy' of The Gunman cast (02/17/15): London-born actor Ray Winstone says he's too old to go partying with his his 'Gunman' co-stars Sean Penn and Idris Elba, admitting he prefers to go home and drink coffee in front of the TV. 
Older News Stories about Ray Winstone
Ray Winstone Fighting To Save London Tailors (01/2015): British actor Ray Winstone has written a letter to officials in London in a bid to save a family-run tailors shop from closure.
Ray Winstone as he tells of schoolboy boxing past (12/2014): He may be one of Britain's toughest actors, but Ray Winstone revealed he wet himself when he was first introduced to notorious gangster Ronnie Kray - although he was just six months old at the time.
Hardman Ray Winstone on set in Rochdale (11/2014): The Sexy Beast and The Departed star spent two days at College Bank filming key scenes for the Trials of Jimmy Rose - a gritty three part ITV drama in which he takes the lead role
Ray Winstone: I dont mean to look like I want to kill people (10/2014): The actor, 57, on money, Dickensian London, and not trusting politicians I have no recollection of being a little bastard. But my aunties tell me I was when I was young. Theres a story that when I was a toddler Id sing for the greengrocer and hed give me a banana. Then one day he didnt give me a ban
How the Victorians 'cured' mental illness with WATER TORTURE: Al Murray and Ray (08/2014): Hydropathy was once Britain’s most fashionable treatment for mental illnes, and was one of the cures used by Murray's ancestor William Thackeray on his wife Isabella
Ray Winstone joins Point Break remake (05/2014): After suffering the loss of Gerard Butler earlier in the week, there's some better news for the Point Break remake this morning with the news that Ray Winstone has officially signed on to join the cast. Deadline reports that Winstone has now signed on the d
Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 2 Review: With Ray Winstone & Cast Interviews (04/2014): Massive obvious gigantic spoiler warning! In the second episode of our weekly Game of Thrones review and discussion show - The Last Night's Watch - we go in-depth discussing the MAJOR developments from Season 4 Episode 2, 'The Lion and the Rose'. Also this week, we're joined by a host of Thrones cas
Ray Winstone isn't a tough guy at home (03/2014): Ray Winstone claims his wife would leave him if he ever came home in character.The 'Noah' star, known for taking on mostly ''tough guy'' roles, first...
Ray Winstone Suffered In The Heat During Noah Shoot (02/2014): British actor Ray Winstone struggled with soaring temperatures while shooting biblical epic Noah and almost fell down some stairs after he was...
How Ray Winstone turned soldier play into reality (01/2014): MOVIE hardman Ray Winstone took on the Army to help a Sevenoaks theatre producer recruit injured soldiers for a revolutionary stage production. The star of blockbusters London Boulevard, Sexy Beast and Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull threw his weight behind producer Alice Driver a
Ray Winstone takes Weekend magazine behind the scenes on swashbuckling Sky drama (12/2013): The actor takes a break from fronting a certain betting campaign to star in a new adaptation of the classic children's book.
I really like a kiss and a cuddle, reveals hardman Ray Winstone (11/2013): Proof that Cockney hard man Ray Winstone is a softie after all. “I don’t get a chance to do a lot of family films — that’s because I was always stabbing someone,” the actor complained at a screening of Moonfleet, Sky’s Christmas adventure drama, in which he plays a swashbuckling smuggler.