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Last updated on the 26 March 2024 by Evandrus
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Born:Â September 10, 1984, Exeter, Devon, England.
Luke Treadaway is a versatile British actor whose career spans stage, film, and television. He has a twin brother, Harry and both have made significant marks in the acting world.
Growing up in the village of Sandford, Luke’s interest in acting was evident from an early age. He participated in local plays and developed a passion for the performing arts, which was supported by his family.
Luke Treadaway attended Queen Elizabeth’s Community College, where he not only excelled in academics but also showed a keen interest in rugby. However, his love for acting led him to the National Youth Theatre and eventually, he trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), graduating in 2006.
Luke Treadaway’s film debut was in the provocative “Brothers of the Head,” where he played a conjoined twin alongside his real-life twin brother. His filmography includes diverse roles, such as the lead in “A Street Cat Named Bob,” which won the Best British Film Award at the National Film Awards in 2017. He also appeared in notable films like “Clash of the Titans” and “Unbroken.”
On television, Luke Treadaway has been part of several acclaimed series. He portrayed Vincent Rattrey in the chilling drama “Fortitude” and took on the role of Dr. Arthur Calgary in the Agatha Christie adaptation “Ordeal by Innocence.” His performance in “The Hollow Crown” and “Vicious” further showcases his range as an actor.
Luke Treadaway’s personal life, while kept relatively private, is known to be intertwined with the arts. His relationship with actress Ruta Gedmintas, whom he has been dating since 2011, and his close friendship with actor Matt Smith, reflect his deep connections within the acting community. Luke is also an ambassador for “Ambition About Autism,” demonstrating his commitment to social causes.
Suggested viewing
Fortitude (2015)
Bftv 8.5/ IMDb 7.3 In a peaceful Arctic town, a murder shatters the idyllic facade. As a detective investigates, a string of bizarre deaths unfolds, revealing a web of secrets and hidden agendas harboured by the seemingly close-knit community. The harsh environment and chilling mystery test the town’s resilience and expose the darkness lurking beneath the surface. Top cast: Richard Dormer, Sienna Guillory, Mia Nielsen-Jexen, Sofie GrÃ¥bøl, Michael Gambon, Luke Treadaway, Darren Boyd, Björn Hlynur Haraldsson, Alexandra Moen, Verónica Echegui. |
Traitors (2019)
Bftv 8.5 / IMDb 6.6 In post-WWII London, a young woman, yearning for adventure becomes entangled in espionage. Lured by her American lover, she agrees to infiltrate the British government as a secretary, tasked with uncovering a Soviet spy. As she traverses the treacherous world of secrets and shifting loyalties, she faces personal betrayal and the harsh realities of Cold War intrigue. Top cast: Emma Appleton, Keeley Hawes, Luke Treadaway, Brandon P. Bell, Greg McHugh, Matt Laura, Michael Stuhlbarg, Simon Kunz, Albert Welling. |
A Street Cat Named Bob (2016)
Bftv 8.5 / IMDb 7.3 A down-on-his-luck busker struggling with addiction finds his life transformed when he forms an unexpected bond with an injured stray cat. As they care for each other, the man and the cat, named Bob, help each other overcome their challenges and rediscover hope, forming a deep friendship that changes their lives forever. Top cast: Bob The Cat, Luke Treadaway, Ruta Gedmintas, Joanne Froggatt, Anthony Stewart Head, Caroline Goodall, Beth Goddard, Darren Evans, Ruth Sheen. |
The Singapore Grip (2020)
Bftv 8.0 / IMDb 5.7 A wealthy British family in colonial Singapore faces upheaval when the son of their business partner pursues a forbidden romance with a mysterious Chinese woman, defying their expectations. As tensions rise and war approaches, their lives are upended by the Japanese invasion, forcing them to confront the harsh realities of love, loss and survival amidst the chaos. Top cast: David Morrissey, Jane Horrocks, Georgia Blizzard, Charles Dance, Elizabeth Tan, Luke Treadaway, Colm Meaney, Bart Edwards. |
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