A Hollywood film director has been banned from driving after police found him drunk and asleep at the wheel.
Stuart Renfrew, 54, admitted downing half a bottle of Malbec red wine before he and his wife set off from their £850,000 Westminster home for her yoga session on October 28.
He dropped her off in Notting Hill and had two more glasses of red wine at a nearby pub before returning to the car to wait for her and falling asleep at the steering wheel.
Officers found him asleep in the car with his two dogs, where they arrested him and took him in for questioning.
Renfrew, who was an assistant director on The Queen, and worked on Game of Thrones, Spooks and Dirty Pretty Things, admitted drink-driving at Westminster Magistrates Court and was given a 17-month driving ban.
Stuart Renfrew, 54 (pictured) admitted downing half a bottle of Malbec red wine before he and his wife set off from their £850,000 Westminster home for her yoga session on October 28
Police found him asleep in the car in central London (street pictured) with his two dogs where they arrested him and took him in for questioning
Malachy Pakenham, prosecuting, said: 'Police came across the vehicle protruding into the carriage-way one and half metres from a parking bay.
'In the vehicle there were two dogs. He was interviewed about the matter and does say he drank half a bottle of red wine in the afternoon on an empty stomach.'
Renfrew was breathalysed at Kensington Police Station and found to have 83 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath - more than twice the legal drink drive limit.
Renfrew worked on Game of Thrones in 2013. Pictured: Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington star in the fantasy HBO drama
He wore a black suit and tie with a white shirt in court today and hung his head after confirming his identity.
Magistrate Jessica Baldwin said: 'We take into consideration your early guilty plea. We have also read the many letters of reference that you supplied the court.
'We have kept the disqualification as low as we are able to- that is a disqualification for 17 months. You will also be fined £300 and pay costs of £85.
'The ban is very important you must not drive on any road in the UK and Northern Ireland when you are banned. Often people are put in prison for driving while disqualified.'
Renfrew also worked on the Oscar award winning film The Queen, starring Helen Mirren (pictured)
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