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Gordon Ramsay finished his hotel management education at the age of 21 in North Oxon Technical College. Following that, he went headfirst into the culinary world, where he worked as a commis chef at the Wroxton House Hotel. After spending years jumping from restaurant to restaurant, working under the world's top chefs such as Albert Roux, Joel Robuchon, and Guy Savoy, in 2002, Ramsay got his first debut in Top Gear and 2004 Hell's Kitchen. As time went by, his television career escalated into more than he could have imagined.
To make his Hell's Kitchen legacy even more significant, he devoted his time to create a unique slot game that enables game goers to put themselves in his chef's hat. Given that he left such a big impression, many might wonder when they can expect Ramsay-themed roulette or even online blackjack.
Without Gordon Ramsay, Hell's Kitchen and Masterchef might not have the same reputation. Ramsay's temper, attitude, and determination when making a dish as perfect as possible brought him to the stardom that he has today. So along with the fact that his business has shown itself to be another one of his passions, he decided to open up his production.
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Not only is Ramsay the star of many shows and movies, but he is also the star of his new "Hell's Kitchen" slot machine game. The gaming industry is just one of the many business ventures he decided to dive into after partly moving off the big screen and into the producer's and director's chair.
Although Gordon has, for the most part, built his reputation through various appearances on shows, his behind-the-screen talent for the culinary arts is what initially got him to where he is today. Nevertheless, because of the opportunities he created for himself in these two worlds, Ramsay can now find balance and see where he will fit in the most.
As crazy as it sounds, Ramsay never pictured himself on the big screen in the first place. He once said that if he weren't a chef, he would probably be a Navy SEAL.
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Gordon's presence in a show is irreplaceable, and he is well aware of this fact. However, his skills off the screen influenced a career path that allowed him to get the best of both worlds. This business will enable him to do so, known as Studio Ramsay, a television production company that includes scripted and unscripted projects related to cooking and its culture.
Ramsay's production studio opened up in 2016 and, at the moment, has more than 15 shows streaming across some of America's most popular channels and programs. Some of these shows are 'Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch,' 'The F word,' and Culinary Genius America & UK.
Better Fit
Considering Ramsay is still the star of most of these shows, it seems that moving out of the spotlight entirely is not something he aims for at this particular time. However, his passion for the culinary industry has led him into many business-oriented waters, from being a TV personality, author to slot game machine creator. Therefore, we have yet to see where Gordon Ramsay will find himself to be a better fit.
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