Name Matt Milne Role Actor | Height 1.93 m | |
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Full Name Matthew Neil Milne Awards Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Similar People Cara Theobold, Ed Speleers, Rob James‑Collier, Lesley Nicol, Thomas Howes | ||
Downton abbey interview matt milne and ed speleers on joining the cast
Matt Milne (born 1990) is an English actor of stage and screen whose career includes roles in independent and blockbuster films.
Contents
- Downton abbey interview matt milne and ed speleers on joining the cast
- Matt milne at war horse premiere
- Life and career
- Filmography
- References
Matt milne at war horse premiere
Life and career
Milne was born in Hereford, in the West-Midlands of England.
In 2010, he filmed Steven Spielberg's War Horse based on the book of the same name by Michael Morpurgo playing a character not in the book: Andrew, a farm hand.
He graduated from the University of East Anglia with a B.A. in 2011.
During Autumn 2011, Milne performed with the National Youth Theatre in James Dacre's reimagining of the ancient legend Orpheus and Eurydice at the Old Vic Tunnels. He acted in the promenade piece and also played the bass guitar in the band as the actors took turns to play the score written by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
As War Horse was released during late 2011 and early 2012, Milne joined ITV period drama Downton Abbey as the character of Alfred, a footman. He made his first appearance on Downton Abbey on the first episode of Season 3 and continued to appear until the finale episode of Season 4 in 2013. He travelled to the Bronx to film the Chuck MacLean short film Marmalade for Cameron Lawther in between.
Milne was part of the Jon Brittain play Margaret Thatcher: Queen of Soho during 2014, and the Michael Attenborough directed play Dangerous Corner. He also directed the documentary What's the craic?! The International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival with Dublin-based filmmaking collective Kino-Dublin, or 'KinoD'.
He appears as Gus, for which he learnt to play the drums, in the BFI-backed and Universal-distributed film Modern Life Is Rubbish, which is due out late 2016. His feature film documentary Oppression: Life in the migrant camp outside Calais is also due for release in 2016.