His work includes “The Alternative Iraq Enquiry” and as assistant director, “The Wildest Dream,” Simon Schama’s “Power of Art,” “Peter and the Wolf,” amongst others. In May 2012, he interrupted the Leveson inquiry during Tony Blair’s statement, suggesting the former Prime Minister was a war criminal. He was later fined £100 plus costs. Speaking on the steps outside the court afterwards, Mr. Lawley-Wakelin revealed he had received messages of support from the Nobel Laureates Mairead Maguire and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.