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Robert Aramayo, born November 6, 1992, is a British actor hailed from Hull, England. His breakthrough role was playing the young Ned Stark in HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” earning him global recognition. He further showcased his talent in “The Standoff at Sparrow Creek” and “The King’s Man.” His pivotal role in Amazon’s “Lord of the Rings” series solidified his prominence in the acting sphere. Known for his versatile performances, Aramayo continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Robert Aramayo age is [dob].
Biography:
[bio]Education:
[edu]He went to Hull’s Wyke College and in 2011 won a spot at the lofty Juilliard School in New York City.
Family Info:
[family]His more seasoned sister Laura likewise started an acting career at the Hull Truck Youth Theater and considered show at the Oxford School of Drama in Oxford.
Height, Weight, Body Stats:
[body]Career:
[debut]Aramayo’s acting career started at seven years old when he played the part of Bugsy Malone in an elementary school creation. At the point when he was ten he joined the Hull Truck Youth Theater, acting in around three plays per year. His presentation in a Juilliard creation of Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange as Alex, the lead character, earned him his first film part in the Italian-American creation Lost in Florence.
He played the part of youthful Eddard Stark in the 6th period of the HBO arrangement Game of Thrones. Aramayo played the function of mechanical architect and Harley-Davidson prime supporter William S. Harley in the Discovery Channel miniseries Harley and the Davidsons, on Discovery. Additionally that year, he showed up in the Tom Ford film Nocturnal Animals. He has a part in the HBO miniseries Lewis and Clark.
He showed up in The Empty Man, coordinated by David Prior, The Incident at Sparrow Creek Lumber coordinated by Henry Dunham, and Eternal Beauty, coordinated by Craig Roberts. In August 2019, it was reported that Aramayo had been projected on the Netflix suspenseful thrill ride miniseries, Behind Her Eyes. On 7 January, 2020, it was declared that Aramayo had been given a role as a character alluded to as “Beldor”, accepted to be the main part in Amazon’s Lord of The Rings TV arrangement.
Movies:
- Nocturnal Animals (2016) (Steve “Turk” Adams)
- Lost in Florence (2017) (Sal)
- Galveston (2018) (Tray)
- The Standoff at Sparrow Creek (2018) (Keating)
- Stray Dolls (2019) (Jimmy)
- Eternal Beauty (2019) (Johnny)
- Antebellum (2020) (Daniel)
- The Empty Man (2020) (Garrett)
- The King’s Man (2021) (Gavrilo Princip)
Television:
- Game of Thrones (2016-17) (Young Ned Stark)
- Harley and the Davidsons (2016) (William S. Harley)
- Lewis and Clark (2018)
- Mindhunter (2019) (Elmer Wayne Henley)
- Behind Her Eyes (2020) (Rob)
Net Worth:
Robert Aramayo net worth is estimated to be $2 Million. He earned this money being a professional career.
FAQs about Robert Aramayo Actor
Who is Robert Aramayo?
Robert Aramayo is a British actor best known for his role as young Eddard Stark in the HBO series "Game of Thrones." He was born in Hull, England in 1992 and studied acting at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York City.
What are some of Robert Aramayo’s most notable roles?
Beyond his role in "Game of Thrones", Aramayo has appeared in several films and TV shows. Some of his most notable roles include Elrond in "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power", and Bill Harley in the miniseries "Harley and the Davidsons". He has also appeared in films like "Nocturnal Animals" and "The Empty Man."
How did Robert Aramayo get his start in acting?
Aramayo began acting in school productions and eventually earned a spot at the Juilliard School in New York City. His professional career kicked off with short films and TV shows before landing his breakout role in "Game of Thrones."
What is Robert Aramayo’s acting style?
Aramayo is known for his intense and dedicated acting style. He fully immerses himself in his characters and is able to portray a wide range of emotions. His performances often involve a combination of physicality and nuanced emotional expression.
