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George MacKay is a British actor, born on March 13, 1992, in London, England. He gained acclaim for his versatile performances in both film and theater. MacKay’s breakthrough came with the critically acclaimed film “1917” in 2019, earning him widespread recognition. Known for his intense dedication to his craft, he has portrayed a range of complex characters in various genres. With a promising career ahead, George MacKay continues to captivate audiences with his talent and commitment to his art. George MacKay age is [dob].
Biography:
[bio]Early Life, Education & Early Career:
MacKay was born in London, the child of Kim Baker, an ensemble creator and Paul MacKay, an Australian who works in lighting/organize the executives.
In 2002, MacKay was spotted while at The Harrodian School by an acting scout, who inquired as to whether he might want to try out for a job in P.J. Hogan’s 2003 film adjustment of Peter Pan. He went to a workshop, and won the role of one of the Lost Boys, Curly, in what was his enormous break. At 13 years old, he won the role of Riccio in The Thief Lord, the film adjustment of Cornelia Funke’s smash hit kids’ novel. He later applied fruitlessly to both RADA and LAMDA.
McKay had some work in TV, including roles in Rose and Maloney, Footprints in the Snow and The Brief. n the 2008 film Defiance, MacKay played Aron, the most youthful of the four Bielski siblings, and in 2009 he played Harry in The Boys Are Back featuring Clive Owen. He co-featured in the Marc Evans-coordinated melodic film Hunky Dory inverse Minnie Driver, Aneurin Barnard and Kimberley Nixon, which is set in 1970s Swansea.
Professional Career:
In 2012, he played the primary character Private Tommo Peaceful, in Private Peaceful and showed up in the moving film The Best of Men. In 2013, MacKay played Eddie in How I Live Now inverse Saoirse Ronan and coordinated by Kevin Macdonald, and featured as Davy in the melodic movie Sunshine on Leith, highlighting tunes by The Proclaimers, coordinated by Dexter Fletcher.
Mackay played the lead role as Richard Miller in Eugene O’Neill’s transitioning play, Ah, Wilderness! coordinated by Natalie Abrahami at The Young Vic. In 2015, MacKay assumed the title job of Lewis Aldridge in the BBC’s two-section TV adjustment of Sadie Jones’ presentation novel The Outcast. In 2016 film Captain Fantastic, MacKay played Bodevan, oldest child of Ben Cash. He played the role of Jack, the primary character in Marrowbone, mental frightfulness coordinated and composed by Sergio G. Sánchez, and furthermore featuring Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Heaton and Mia Goth.
In 2018 film Where Hands Touch, MacKay assumed the role of Lutz, an individual from the Hitler Youth in Nazi Germany who goes gaga for a biracial young lady, depicted by Amandla Stenberg. In 2019, he got give a role as Ned Kelly in True History of the Kelly Gang coordinated by Justin Kurzel, and as a youthful World War I warrior in 1917 coordinated by Sam Mendes.
George MacKay Net Worth / Salary:
His net worth is estimated to be $ 5 Million. He is also famous actor.
George MacKay Movies
| Peter Pan (2003) | The Thief Lord (2006) | Defiance (2008) |
| The Boys Are Back (2009) | Hunky Dory (2011) | Private Peaceful (2012) |
| How I Live Now (2013) | Sunshine on Leith (2013) | For Those in Peril (2013) |
| Pride (2014) | Bypass (2014) | Captain Fantastic (2016) |
| Infinite (2017) | Been So Long (2018) | Ophelia (2018) |
| A Guide to Second Date Sex (2019) | 1917 (2019) (Upcoming) | Nuclear (TBA) |
Television:
- Rose and Maloney (2004)
- Footprints in the Snow (2005)
- Johnny and the Bomb (2006)
- The Old Curiosity Shop (2007)
- Birdsong (2012)
- The Best of Men (2012)
- The Outcast (2015)
- 11.22.63 (2016)
- To Provide All People (2018)
Awards & Nominated:
- BAFTA Scotland Awards
- Berlin International Film Festival Awards
- Cannes Film Festival Awards
- Santa Barbara International Film Festival Awards
- Online Film & Television Association Awards
