Michael Sheen's Secret One Million Pound Giveaway tells how he bought up £1m worth of debt owed by his local community – and wrote it off.

People are hurting’, says Michael Sheen in documentary where he writes off debt - The actor writes off £1 million of consumer debt using his own money in a new Channel 4 programme.

Michael Sheen appears in a new Channel 4 documentary, where he uses his own money to buy £1m worth of consumer debt and then writes it off to help people in his local community

Michael Sheen has written off £1 million worth of debt for people in South Wales in a new Channel 4 documentary

Hollywood actor Michael Sheen has used £100,000 of his own money to eliminate £1 million in debt for 900 people in South Wales.

Michael Sheen’s net worth, career, and philanthropy prove he’s more than just an actor; he’s a force for change.

The Welsh actor has started a debt acquisition company to highlight how banks profit off of vulnerable people, set to be shown in the Channel 4 documentary 'Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway'.

Hollywood actor Michael Sheen has written off £1m-worth of people's debts, using £100,000 of his own money. Sheen started a debt acquisition company to help 900 people in south Wales.

Michael Sheen has generously paid off the debts of 900 individuals impacted by the Tata Steel plant closure in Port Talbot. Using £100,000 of his personal savings, Sheen established a debt acquisition company to purchase and erase debts worth £1 million.

Michael Sheen has been praised for writing off £1,000,000 worth of debt for 900 people. The Twilight Saga actor, 56, spent £100,000 of his own money to start a debt acquisition company to help out Welsh people who have been struggling financially.