Alex Lawther

Alex Lowther is a rising star of American show business. The young man's name was derived from the pictures "The Imitation Game", "Black Mirror", "Goodbye, Christopher Robin".

The future artist was born in the spring, May 4, 1995, in Petersfield. The boy's parents work as lawyers. Before Alex's appearance, brother Cameron and sister Ellie were brought up in the family. Cameron became a film producer, his sister linked life to politics.

Alex admitted that the young man was drawn to the acting biography thanks to his brother and sister. Since they are much older, they did not play with the boy, and the child had to invent their games.

In 2009, the young man was educated in college, where he wrote and staged a play in a theater circle. His parents saw the boy's fascination with the creative environment, but wanted him to go to King's College London to study English and history. However, Alex had plans for his own.

Lowther took his first steps in acting in 2010. He played in the short film "Fear" directed by Casper Logan. Alex's brother also pored over the tape.

A year later, the actor took the stage in the play "South Downs". The production was shown on the theatrical stage of Chichester. At that moment Alex understood his purpose. The production was a resounding success and soon moved to the theatre of London's West End. In the same period, Lowter was nominated for the Whats On Stage Theatre Award, and he signed an agent.

In 2013, Alex got a role in the documentary "Benjamin Britten. Peace and conflict." Here the artist embodied the image of the famous pianist musician in his youth. Alex then appeared on screen in the films "X'Y" and "Virtuoso". In the first case, the actor worked with Ace Butterfield, Rafe Spalom and Sally Hawkins. But Alan Ball's dramatic film did not succeed.

Since 2014, Alex has recorded the film "The Imitation Game" in his filmography. The film about the life of the cryptographer during the war years of Alan Turing was loved by the audience and was a great success. Lowther played a scientist in his youth. Then the whole world learned about the artist. And an appearance on screen with Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, Charles Dance and Matthew Goode lifted the young man up the career ladder.

Benedict Cumberbatch embodied Turing in adulthood, and Keira Knightley played the scientist's wife. The film received nominations for prestigious film awards and even won an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. After the premiere of "The Imitation Game" Alex entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. However, the may have made the young man leave his studies.

Alex auditioned for the role in the film "Departure" directed by Andrew Steggall. The film was released in 2016. After leaving the academy, Lowther said in an interview that he wondered if he had done the right thing by leaving the academy. But at the same time, the young man learned a lot during the filming.

Alex then appeared in the acclaimed TV series Black Mirror in the episode "Shut up and dance". Lowther got the role of a young man whose phone was hacked by hackers. Threatening to put on public display an intimate video, they forced the hero Alex to break the line of law. On set, Alex met With Jerome Flynn, who became famous for his role as Brann in the epic "Game of Thrones".

The actor went on to star in the film The Freaks Circus. Here Alex appeared in front of fans in a new role. Lowther came out as a man seeking to show society that it is stuck within and within stereotypes. He cried out that everyone has the right to his real external and inner world, so, showing his "alter ego" in the form of a girl, he decided to win a competition for young ladies.

In 2017, the television series "The End of the World" was released. The multi-part film is based on the comics of Charles Frosman. The artist appeared in the form of a seventeen-year-old psychopath, who craves from killing squirrels and rats to begin to destroy people. But the young man has romantic feelings for a classmate Alice.

As a result, the young man gets into the wanted father of a capricious girl, long left alice's mother with her daughter. The role of the beloved hero embodied Jessica Barden. The series has earned high ratings of viewers. But since the story of the characters is over, the sequel is not planned.

2017 was an effective year for the artist. In addition to "The Circus of Freaks" and "The End of the World," Alex appeared in the drama "Howards End" and the horror film "Bloodbad: Absorbing the Past."

Some believe that Alex hides his personal life because he is a representative of non-traditional orientation. Lowther himself does not comment on this issue.

Alex enjoys kayaking and in his spare time moves along the turbulent current of Camden Gateway in London. The artist gives a lot of money for the purchase of literature, as well as for trips to the theater and cinema.

The young man does not use social networks. The actor has no official pages on Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat, which is popular in Britain. But Alex has an army of fans who lead a fan-blog on Instagram, where they post personal photos of the actor and pictures from the shooting.

Alex Lowster's favorite actor is Ben Wishaw, who became famous for his paintings Perfumer: The Story of One Killer, Cloud Atlas and others. Alex is often compared to Wishaw. The actor is 173 cm tall and weighs 65 kg.

Now Alex Lowther has a busy filming schedule. He got a role in the film "Goodbye, Christopher Robin" about the creator of Winnie the Pooh. The picture was released in 2017. Alex played the same Christopher Robin, who became the prototype of the hero from the fairy tale. The film tells about Alan Milne's relationship with his son and the harm caused to the child suddenly collapsed fame.

Horror film "Ghost Story" will be released in March 2018. Work is also underway on the thriller "Translators." The film was created by Regis Roinsar. In addition to Lowter, olga Kurylenko is involved in the film.

2013 - "Benjamin Britten: Peace and Conflict" 2014 - Holby City 2014 - "The Imitation Game" 2014 – «X+Y» 2015 - Departure 2016 - "Black Mirror: Shut Up and Dance" 2017 - "Circus of Freaks" 2017 - "Bloodbadly: Absorbing the Past" 2017 - "Goodbye, Christopher Robin" 2017 - "The End of the World" 2017 - Howards End 2018 - "Ghost Story" 2018 - Translators

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Alex Lawther Net Worth 2021

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Alex Lawther Net Worth 2017

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Alex Lawther Net Worth 2016

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