Max J Green Speaking in the Houses of Parliament on Autism.

Max J Green Presenting an Award at the West Berkshire Training Consortium (WBTC) Rising Stars Awards in 2018.

Max J Green Speaking on Channel 5's 'The Wright Stuff' about Autism and Employment in 2018.

Max J Green with Jamie Lambert, Winner of Britain's Got Talent with Collabro, behind the scenes on 'The Wright Stuff', after Max's Speech.

Max J Green with Former Teacher Jon Reid and MP Lord Touhig in the Houses of Parliament, after Max's Speech in the Houses of Parliament.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Johnson behind the scenes of The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'.

Max J Green with his Auntie on BBC South Today News, discussing Autism and Employment and The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'.

Max J Green with Jon Reid at Oxford Brookes University, after Max's Speech.

Max J Green and Jon Reid Interview at Oxford Brookes University.

Max J Green Hosting an Award with Alex Marshal, at the BAFTA National Autistic Society 'Too Much Information Award Show'.

Max J Green Hosting an Award with Alex Marshal, at the BAFTA National Autistic Society 'Too Much Information Award Show', Presenting an Award To Agony Auntie.

Max J Green being Interviewed by the National Autistic Society for the 'Behind The Scenes Video' of 'Could You Stand The Rejection'.

Max J Green on BBC South Today News, discussing Autism and Employment and The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'.

Max J Green with Kaye Wrags, behind the scenes on BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green behind the scenes on BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Advocating at the Houses of Parliament alongside MP's, Supporting The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'. Max J Green with Cheryl Gillan Signing the Petition and Supporting the Campaign.

Max J Green and Lord Touhig, Visiting Sovereign Housing Association, after Max's Speech in the Houses of Parliament.

Max J Green in the Newbury Weekly News, discussing his involvement in BBC's 'Holby City' and 'Doctors', as well as his Charitable Work.

Max J Green in the Guardian News, discussing his roles in BBC's 'Holby City' and 'Doctors', as well as his role in The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'.

Max J Green Advocating at the Houses of Parliament alongside MP's, Supporting The National Autistic Society short film 'Could You Stand The Rejection'. Max J Green with Andrew Gwynne Signing the Petition and Supporting the Campaign.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Alex Walkinshaw as Fletch, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Henry Withers in 'The Tragedy on Enborne Road'.

Max J Green Portraying Paul Allen in BBC 'Doctors', 'Under My Roof' Episode (Episode 205, Season 17), in a scene with Martin Allen, Portrayed by Ian Bleasdale.

Max J Green Portraying Henry Withers behind the scenes of 'The Tragedy on Enborne Road'.

Max J Green Portraying Dr. Allen behind the scenes with Director Paul McKenzie in the film 'Crippled Karma'.

Max J Green Speaking at Oxford Brookes University.

Max J Green Speaking at Canterbury Christchurch University.

Max J Green Portraying Dr. Allen in the film 'Crippled Karma'.

Max J Green Speaking at the A2ndVoice Autism Perspective Event.

Max J Green Portraying Dr. Allen in the 'Crippled Karma' film Poster.

Max J Green behind the scenes on Crippled Karma, with Director Paul McKenzie and Nat Ricardo.

Max J Green behind the scenes on Crippled Karma, with Director Paul McKenzie.

Max J Green in Attendance at WWE Monday Night Raw: Night After WrestleMania 35.

Max J Green doing a Zip Line for the Roy Castle Charity, in 2019.

Max J Green Speaking at the SenTalk Event on Autism.

Max J Green Portraying Matthew in the Santander Advert.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Kaye Wragg as Essie Harrison, David Ames as Dominic Copeland and Alex Walkinshaw as Fletch, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Alex Walkinshaw as Fletch and Angela Wynter as Ina Effanga, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Kaye Wragg as Essie Harrison and David Ames as Dominic Copeland, in BBC Holby City's Episode 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Henry Withers behind the scenes with the entire Cast of 'The Tragedy on Enborne Road'.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Kaye Wragg as Essie Harrison and David Ames as Dominic Copeland, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green with David Ames, behind the scenes on BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside Mark Frost as Hugh Dogan and Alex Walkinshaw as Fletch, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Max J Green Portraying Stephen Holting, in a scene alongside David Ames as Dominic Copeland, in BBC Holby City's Episode titled 'Return to Innocence' (Season 17, Episode 42), which is also the show's 777th Episode.

Headshot of Max J Green, an Actor and YouTuber known for his roles as Stephen Holting in BBC's 'Holby City', Paul Allen and Charlie Ashwell in BBC's 'Doctors' and Stephen Johnson in the National Autistic Society Campaign short film, 'Could You Stand The Rejection?'.