Born on January 11, 1953, in Ayrshire, Scotland, Sessions trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, studying alongside director Kenneth Branagh. The two would go on to work together on 'Henry V' in 1989 and 'Five Children and It' in 2004.

As reported by Variety, in the late 1980s, Sessions was part of the cast of the original radio broadcast of the improv comedy series 'Whose Line Is It Anyway.' He performed alongside fellow regular cast member Stephen Fry, a rotating panel of comedians and host Clive Anderson. Sessions became a recurring cast member in the second and third season of the show, before departing the series ahead of the fourth season in 1992.

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Throughout his career, Sessions appeared on shows like 'Doctor Who,' 'Sherlock,' 'Skins,' 'Shameless' and 'Outlander.' He played two former prime ministers, Harold Wilson in the 2010 film 'Made in Daggenham' and Edward Heath in 'The Iron Lady' in 2011. His other film credits include 'Loving Vincent,' 'Florence Foster Jenkins' and 'Mr. Holmes,' in which he played Mycroft Holmes, the elder brother of famous detective Sherlock Holmes.

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