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Adam Macy

played by Andrew Wincott

Description

Forthright, principled and mentally and physically tough from childhood, Adam nevertheless has a sensitive side. This used to be apparent in his dealings with half-sister Debbie Aldridge, who he once feared was out to undermine him over the farm's business. After graduating in agricultural economics and working on development projects in Africa he returned to Ambridge in 2003. Step-father Brian Aldridge found it hard to adjust to the news that Adam was gay, and despite Adam's innovations at Home Farm, Brian still favoured Debbie's ideas for the farm's future, until the siblings were united by the arrival of Brian's lovechild Ruairi.

Personal details

  • Born 22 June 1967
  • Address Honeysuckle Cottage
  • Status Civil Partnership with Ian Craig
  • Children None
  • Occupation Farmer

Most likely to say

"I'd love to expand the soft fruit."

Likes and dislikes

Likes Most sports, Africa, cake

Dislikes Sibling rivalry, disloyalty, marzipan

Highs and lows

High Meeting the love of his life, Ian

Low Discovering his step-father Brian's duplicity regarding Siobhan Donovan

Clips from the series

Homophobia? Adam is punched by Sid (2004)

Gets on with

  1. Lilian (his fun-loving aunt)

Doesn't get on with

  1. Graham Ryder (he thinks he's 'slimy and smarmy')
  2. Matt Crawford (Adam's a staunch defender of his Aunt Lilian)

Family

Father Brian Aldridge, mother Jennifer Aldridge, half-sisters Debbie Aldridge, Kate Madikane, Alice Aldridge, half-brother (sort of) Ruairi Donovan

Adam Macy played by Andrew Wincott
  • New Family Trees
  • Archers, Aldridges, Grundys and more. Interactive and informative
  • Interactive Map
  • Explore the locations of Ambridge and the Borsetshire countryside.
  • Timeline
  • The key stories 1951 – 2006, plus photos and audio clips.
  • Hill Climb Quiz
  • Choose from tough or topical questions and help David feed his hungry sheep.



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