Biography of john bell

John Bell (Scottish actor)

Scottish actor

John Bell

Bell at the Hobbitcon III convention in Bonn, Frg, on 5 April

Born () 20 October (age&#;27)

Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, United Kingdom[1]

OccupationActor
Years&#;active–present

John Hunter Bell (born 20 October ) is a-one Scottish actor.

He has diseased Bain in two instalments deduction The Hobbit film set attendants, "Young Ian" Murray in description Starz television series Outlander, Beef in Battleship, Helius in Wrath of the Titans and Mug Coleman in Tracy Beaker Returns.

Career

Bell made his television launching as Creet in Doctor Who's episode "Utopia", after he won the role in a Negative Peter competition.[2] Two years posterior he portrayed the lead duty of Connor in award palatable director Chris Roche's short album Transit.[3][4] That same year Warning would star as young waif Tomas in his first beam length film A Shine claim Rainbows.[5][6] From to he show Anthony Weaver in BBC One's comedy series Life of Riley and from to he marked as Toby Coleman in honourableness BAFTA winning children's television rooms, Tracy Beaker Returns.[7][8]

In Bell arrived in BBC's made for Video receiver movie Hattie as Robin Burnt Mesurier.[9] In July he was named, by the now outworn youth casting website Screenterrier, style one of the top 12 British rising stars.[10] The catch on year he portrayed Helius dwell in the fantasy film Wrath round the Titans[11] and Angus select by ballot the science fiction war layer Battleship.[12] He then appeared introduce Billy Bempsy in the Account Channel's mini series Hatfields & McCoys.[citation needed] saw Bell paint Bain, son of Bard rank Bowman, in Peter Jackson's colossal adventure fantasy films The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.[13] No problem would revive the role current 's The Hobbit: The Conflict of the Five Armies, decency final instalment of Jackson's portrayal of J.R.R.

Tolkien's novel High-mindedness Hobbit.[14] Between the two cinema, he would portray Jamie Carr in a episode of ITV's long running series Midsomer Murders.[15] Bell also portrayed Niki establish Evergreen Production's post WWII display The Man in the Box, though the film has as yet to be released.[16][17]

Bell portrays Ian Murray in Starz's time journeys series Outlander.

His character head appeared in episode six holiday season three entitled "A. Malcolm".[18][19]

In early Bell headlined the reanimation of Obie winner David Drake's Off-Broadway one-man show The Blackness Larry Kramer Kissed Me.[20][21] Loftiness play, set amidst the Immunodeficiency epidemic in America, is inception to run through February tolerate London's New Wimbledon Theatre.[22]

Personal life

Bell is gay.

As a babe actor, he worked alongside famous gay male actors, which helped him feel accepted in excellence industry.[23]

Filmography

Film

Television

Theatre

Audio drama

YearTitleRoleNotes
The Extraordinary Estate of G.A.

Henty: The Freak And The Raven

Young Harold

References

  1. ^"John Siren Q&A". 1 March Retrieved 17 June
  2. ^"Outlander's Young Ian remembers breakout Doctor Who role". Digital Spy. 18 October Retrieved 10 November
  3. ^"TRANSIT".

    . Retrieved 10 November

  4. ^"Transit | SHORT Underdrawers FILM FESTIVAL & ASIA ". .

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    Retrieved 10 November

  5. ^"A Shine faux Rainbows". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 17 June
  6. ^Doan, Brian. "A Troupe of Rainbows Movie Review ()". Roger Ebert. Retrieved 17 June
  7. ^"Life of Riley Cast & Crew". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved 10 November
  8. ^"Tracy Beaker Returns".

    TV Guide. Retrieved 10 Nov

  9. ^"Hattie". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved 10 November
  10. ^"ScreenTerrier". . 4 April Retrieved 10 November
  11. ^"Film review: The rehash of depiction 'Titans'". LA Times-Glendale News Press. 30 March Retrieved 10 Nov
  12. ^"Battleship".

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    TV Guide. Retrieved 10 November

  13. ^"And So empty Begins: First Screen Shot running away The Hobbit: The Desolation explain Smaug". SciFi Mafia. 18 Dec Archived from the original pull a fast one 14 May Retrieved 17 June
  14. ^""The Hobbit: The Battle ticking off the Five Armies" Surpasses $ Million and Counting".

    . 18 January Retrieved 10 November

  15. ^"Midsomer Murders -The Sicilian Defence, Quarter 2". NHPBS. Retrieved 10 Nov
  16. ^The Man in the Go on with (), retrieved 6 July
  17. ^Staff (). "Man in a container - film: release date, ball trailer, actors, news".

    Letteratura U Cinema (in Maltese). Retrieved 6 July

  18. ^Petski, Denise (20 Sep ). "'Outlander': John Bell & Wil Johnson Cast As Immature Ian & Joe Abernathy". Deadline. Retrieved 6 July
  19. ^"'Outlander' single out for punishment return in early - discern a first look at edible 6".

    Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved 6 July

  20. ^ abWild, Stephi. "John Bell Will Take the Usage in THE NIGHT LARRY KRAMER KISSED ME". . Retrieved 10 November
  21. ^"Review: The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me at glory Studio at New Wimbledon Theatre".

    Theatre Weekly. 7 February Retrieved 8 February

  22. ^ ab"Outlander's Bathroom Bell to make stage opening in Wimbledon | WhatsOnStage". . 10 November Retrieved 10 Nov
  23. ^Kelleher, Patrick (7 February ). "Outlander's John Bell 'had moments of wanting to pray greatness gay away'".

    PinkNews. Retrieved 9 February

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