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Dean O’Gorman is a talented New Zealand actor known for his versatile performances. Born on December 1, 1976, in Auckland, he gained recognition for his roles in the TV series “The Almighty Johnsons” and “The Hobbit” film trilogy. With a captivating on-screen presence, he has won hearts worldwide. O’Gorman’s dedication to his craft and natural talent have earned him acclaim, making him a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. Dean O’Gorman age is [dob].
Biography:
[bio]Early Life, Brother & Education:
O’Gorman was born in Auckland, New Zealand, to guardians Lance O’Gorman, a scene painter, and Christine O’Gorman. He has a more youthful sibling, Brett O’Gorman, who is an on-screen actor just as a comedian. He has Irish and English parentage; his maternal granddad was an English paratrooper in WWII. O’Gorman earned a dark belt in karate by the age of ten and went to Rangitoto College in Auckland. He at first intended to contemplate visual communication.
Film & Television Career:
At 12 years of age, O’Gorman was found by a casing agent during a school discourse rivalry. In the wake of acting in various TV roles and the Australian film, The Rogue Stallion, he got a featuring role in 1995 high schooler sentiment Bonjour Timothy, an exhibition which earned him an assignment for Best Actor at the Giffoni Film Festival in Italy. Ensuing roles included co-featuring as Mark in troupe show When Love Comes and playing inverse Melanie Lynskey in street motion picture Snakeskin, the last of which got five honors New Zealand Film and Television Awards. In April 2011, O’Gorman was given a role as the Dwarf Fili in Peter Jackson’s three-section film adjustment of The Hobbit. He later showed up in a promotion for Air New Zealand. In Jay Roach’s 2015 film Trumbo, O’Gorman fills the role of Kirk Douglas, including a re-making of shooting the motion picture Spartacus. He plays an unsettled author in the 2017 film Pork Pie, winning recognition at Cannes.
O’Gorman started acting in TV in the mid 1990s. His profession took off in the center of the decade, when he won the role of Harry Martin in famous New Zealand drama Shortland Street and showed up in privately shot shows Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess on various occasions. O’Gorman additionally held a normal role as Iolaus in the fleeting Young Hercules inverse Ryan Gosling, and in Australian hit McLeod’s Daughters, as Luke Morgan, an affection enthusiasm of Jodi Fountain McLeod. He has shown up on a few TV programs including The Cult, Go Girls and Legend of the Seeker. O’Gorman played the role of Anders Johnson in New Zealand dream arrangement The Almighty Johnsons. He played mountain dweller George Lowe in 2016 scaled down arrangement Hillary.
Dean O’Gorman Wife & Daughter:
He wedded his long term sweetheart Sarah Wilson in January 2016. His girl Smokie June O’Gorman was born in 2019.
Dean O’Gorman Net Worth:
Dean O’Gorman net worth is estimated to be $1.5 Million. He earned this money being a professional career.
Movies List:
| Bonjour Timothy (1995) | Siren (1996) | Young Hercules (1998) |
| When Love Comes Along (1998) | Snakeskin (2001) | Toy Love (2002) |
| Piggy (2004) | The Legend of Bloody Mary (2008) | Sabotage (2009) |
| Kawa (2010) | An Unexpected Journey (2010) | The Desolation of Smaug (2013) |
| The Battle of the Five Armies (2014) | Trumbo (2015) | Pork Pie (2017) |
Television Shows / Series:
| The Rogue Stallion (1990) | The Legendary Journeys (1995) | Shortland Street (1996) |
| Return to Treasure Island (1996) | Warrior Princess (1996) | Doom Runners (1997) |
| The Legendary Journeys (1997) | The Legend of William Tell (1998) | The Chosen (1998) |
| Young Hercules (1998-1999) | Big Sky (1999) | Duggan (1999) |
| Fearless (1999) | Warrior Princess (2000) | Beyond Justice (2001) |
| All Saints (2001) | Farscape (2003) | MDA (2003) |
| Serial Killers (2004) | Moonlight (2007) | Animalia (2007-08) |
| Legend of the Seeker (2009) | Go Girls (2009) | The Cult (2009) |
| Tangwai (2011) | Lego the Hobbit (2014) | Hillary (2016) |
| Wanted (2017) | The Bad Seed (2019) | Golden Boy (2019) |
