US actor Kelsey Grammer goes 'supercar shopping' in Middlesbrough
Hollywood star Kelsey Grammer took a look around a supercar showroom on Teesside during a recent visit to the area.
The US actor, known for starring in the hit TV series Frasier, called into Acklam Cars in Middlesbrough.
The multiple Emmy and Golden Globe winner posed for pictures with staff, while perusing the selection of Ferraris and Lamborghinis on offer.
Grammer has links to Teesside, with his wife Kayte Walsh hailing from Hartlepool.
The 70-year-old is known for his love of cars, and already owns a range of prestige vehicles.
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