Elliot Cowan(I)

Actor
Writer
Producer

Elliot Cowan was born on 9 July 1976 in Lambeth, London, England, UK. He is an actor and writer, known for Alexander (2004), Lost in Austen (2008) and The Golden Compass (2007).

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Known for

Alexander

5.6

Ptolemy

2004

Lost in Austen

7.4

TV Mini Series

Mr Darcy

Nicole Kidman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Sam Elliott, Ian McKellen, Daniel Craig, Freddie Highmore, Ian McShane, Eva Green, Dakota Blue Richards, Helen Soraya, and Caridad Angus in The Golden Compass (2007)

The Golden Compass

6.1

Commanding Officer

2007

Happy-Go-Lucky

7.0

Bookshop Assistant

2008

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Actor

The Marlowe Sessions
TV Series
- Theridamas King of Argier
- Theridamas
- 2024
The Jetty
6.3
TV Series
- Russell
- 2024
Black Cake
7.3
TV Series
- Steve
- 2023
A Little Life
8.6
- Brother Luke
- Dr Traylor
- Caleb
- 2023
Fifteen-Love
6.6
TV Series
- Adam Jaffe
- 2023
The Crown
8.6
TV Series
- Norton Knatchbull
- 2022
Foundation
7.6
TV Series
- Lewis Pirenne
- 2021
Necromunda: Hired Gun
5.9
Video Game
- Kal Jerico
- Hired Guns
- Orlocks (voice) ...
- 2021
Bravely Default II
7.5
Video Game
- Bernard (English version, voice)
- 2021
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
7.8
Video Game
- Vili (voice)
- 2020
National Theatre at Home: Les Blancs
7.9
Video
- Charlie Morris
- 2020
Death in Paradise
7.8
TV Series
- Aaron McCormack
- 2020
The Battle of San Pietro
Short
- John Huston
- 2019
Peaky Blinders
8.7
TV Series
- Michael Levitt
- 2019
The Spanish Princess
6.9
TV Series
- King Henry Tudor
- 2019

Writer

Producer

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Green Band

Personal details

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Official site
- Official X account
Alternative name
- Elliot A Cowan
Height
- 6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
Born
- July 9, 1976
- Lambeth, London, England, UK
Other works
Played Lussurioso in "The Revenger's Tragedy" at the National Theatre, London (May-August 2008).

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Trivia
He obtained a first class degree in Drama at Birmingham University before spending two years, from 1994 to 1996, at the National Youth Music Theatre - he plays guitar and cello - and also working with London Kensington Sinfonia.