Fair-haired, hunky British performer Charlie Hunnam began life in Newcastle, England, and moved to Hollywood at the age of 19 (around 1999) in a quest for movie and television stardom. He found it almost instantly as homosexual character Nathan on the first two seasons of the groundbreaking Showtime series drama Queer as Folk (1999-2001), then signed on to work for executive producer Judd Apatow and others with a role as a college student in the short-lived but critically worshipped situation comedy Undeclared (2001). Hunnam's feature film contributions began shortly thereafter and witnessed him specializing in intense, angry, often psychotic characterizations; memorable assignments included a portrayal of the nasty villain in Anthony Minghella's period drama Cold Mountain (2003) and a gold-toothed, dreadlocked psychopath in the dystopian saga Children of Men (2006). The role that truly rocketed Hunnam to acclaim, however, cut closest to his British roots: a scarily accurate evocation of a thuggish English footballer in the gritty drama Green Street Hooligans (2005). He appeared in the well-regarded dystopian sci-fi film Children of Men as well as Robert Towne's long-planned adaptation of the novel Ask the Dust. He appeared in the first season of the TV series Sons of Anarchy in 2008, and had a major role in the 2011 thriller The Ledge.
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Pacific Rim
Actor |
2013 | NOT YET RELEASED | ||
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Deadfall
Actor |
2012 | |||
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Frankie Go Boom
Actor |
2012 | |||
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The Ledge
Actor |
2011 | |||
| 2008 | ||||
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Ask the Dust
Actor |
2006 | |||
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Children of Men
Actor |
2006 | |||
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Green Street Hooligans
Actor |
2005 | |||
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Cold Mountain
Actor |
2003 | |||
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Abandon
Actor |
2002 | |||
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Nicholas Nickleby
Actor |
2002 | |||
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Undeclared [TV Series]
Actor |
2001 | |||
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Queer as Folk: Series 02
Actor |
2000 | |||
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Queer as Folk: Series 01
Actor |
1999 | |||
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