Charlie Hunnam

Charlie Hunnam has captured the attention of audiences and critics in both the United Kingdom and Hollywood. During his hiatus, Charlie filmed the independent comedy Frankie Go Boom alongside Chris O’Dowd, Lizzie Caplan and Ron Perlman for writer/director Jordan Roberts. In 2010, Hunnam starred in Matthew Chapman’s The Ledge alongside Liv Tyler, Patrick Wilson and Terrence Howard. The film, which premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, was quickly bought by IFC Films and will be released later this year.

Before that, Hunnam appeared with Elijah Wood in the independent film Green Street Hooligans, about the violent world of soccer hooliganism. He then starred opposite Clive Owen in Alfonso Cuarón’s apocalyptic drama Children of Men.

Hunnam made his big screen debut in the Paramount thriller Abandon and continued to gain attention for his performance in the title role of the big screen adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel Nicholas Nickleby, which received a Golden Globe® nomination for Best Picture.

In addition to his acting talents, Hunnam completed his first screenplay entitled VLAD. This project is set up at Summit Entertainment with Eric Feig and Plan B producing, and Anthony Mandler set to direct.

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