Dan Stevens

Daniel Jonathan Stevens is a British-born actor best known for playing Matthew Crowley on the television series Downton Abbey.

Dan was born on October 10, 1982 in London and was abandoned in a baby house. Soon the family of teachers adopted the baby. Together with his new parents and step-younger brother, Dan settled in the Croydon area. When it was time to go to school, the boy was assigned to a private boarding school Tonbridge, which was located in Kent.

At the boarding school, Dan first tried his hand at the theater stage. His passion for the theater was promoted by friendship with the teacher, writer Jonathan Smith, who recognized the actor's talent in the young man. The mentor was not afraid to entrust Stevens, who has a stately figure (Dan's height is 183 cm) and an expressive voice, the main role in the play "Macbeth" in the first year of classes in a theater studio.

After completing his studies at school, the young man entered Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he began to study English literature in depth, which he quickly succeeded in. Along with his studies, Dan attended classes at the Marlow Society and the Footlights Theater Club, which at various times taught Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Emma Thompson, Ben Miller and other celebrities.

At the National Youth Theater in 1997, Stevens managed to get the role of the assassin king in the beloved play Macbeth, directed by director Peter Hall. Hall's daughter Rebecca became Dan's partner, reincarnated as Lady Macbeth's heroine. It was this production that influenced the further creative biography of the actor.

Stevens soon embarked on a UK tour with the theater company, visiting Kingston-upon-Thames. In 2004, the band flew to the United States, where they performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, the Curran Theater in San Francisco and the Amancon Theater in Los Angeles. The tour was a success: for the role of the aristocrat Orlando from the comedy "As You Like It" Dan Stevens was nominated for the main theater award in England - the Ian Charleson Awards.

The actor's first appearance on the big screen was a supporting role in the 2004 mini-series "Frankenstein". In 2006 Dan played one of the main characters, Lord Arthur Holmwood, in the fantastic thriller Dracula. In the same year, the artist made his debut in the title role of the three-part drama "The Line of Beauty", commissioned by the BBC channel.

A year later, appearing in the ITV television series "Agatha Christie's Miss Marple", Dan got into the main cast of the latest film adaptation of Jane Austen's novel "Sense and Sensibility" - "Sense and Sensibility." Young English actors Hattie Morahan, Charity Wakefield and David Morrissey starred with Stevens. In 2009, two films were released - the horror "Turn of the Screw" with Michelle Dockery, where Dan played Dr. Fischer, and the German drama "Hilda", in which the actor got the lead role of David Cameron.

In 2010, Stevens' filmography was replenished with the British television movie Downton Abbey, commissioned by the ITV channel and written by Julian Fellows. The miniseries, in which Dan is reincarnated as the heir to the Matthew Crowley estate, has won six Emmy Awards, two BAFTAs and one Golden Globe. Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern, Michelle Dockery and Maggie Smith also starred in the film.

In addition to cinematography, Dan continues to play on the stage. The actor also stars in Hay Fever, where Stevens starred opposite Judy Dench, and Arcadia by the West End Theater. In 2012, Dan Stevens was invited to the theatrical project "The Heiress", where the actor appeared in a pair with Jessica Chastain. The production premiered on Broadway in New York.

In 2013, the actor returns to the screens in the melodrama Summer in February opposite Dominic Cooper and Emily Browning, in the action-packed thriller The Fifth Estate with Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role and in the science fiction series People of the Future.

In 2014, the Sundance Film Festival premiered Hollywood director Adam Wingard's thriller The Guest starring Stevens as the main character David Collins. Critics praised the work of the British artist, after which Dan was nominated for a Saturn Award. In Sean Levy's adventure comedy Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, the actor is reincarnated as the revived figure of Sir Lancelot, and in the crime detective A Walk Among the Graves, Stevens gets the role of Kenny Christo.

In 2006, at one of the theater performances in Sheffield, Dan Stevens met a jazz singer, a native of South Africa, Susie Hariet. Soon the girl became the wife of the actor, and in 2009 the couple had their first daughter, Willow.

Three years later, Susie gave her husband a son, Aubrey. In 2016, the second daughter, Eden, appeared in the family. Now Stevens' wife teaches children music at school. In 2012, the British actor moved to New York with his family.

Dan leads a closed life, not advertising the events in his personal life to reporters. Stevens has his own account on Instagram with 590,000 subscribers. On the page Dan posts photos and videos about new creative projects.

In 2016, Dan Stevens starred in The Ticket, Oppenheim's Strategies and My Girlfriend is a Monster. A year later, a spin-off of the X-Men thriller - the series Legion - appears. Dan Stevens' character David Heller assumes a mental illness, but later discovers paranormal abilities. After the show of the first season of the series, the authors are preparing to shoot the sequel.

In March 2017, an advertising campaign for the fantastic fairy tale "Beauty and the Beast" began, in which Dan Stevens played the role of a prince who appeared before the young beauty Belle (Emma Watson) in a disfigured form of a monster. Dan Stevens is currently engaged in four films, which are expected to be released during the year: "The Reworker", "Clearance", "Marshall" and "The Man Who Invented Christmas."

The Beauty Line - 2006 Dracula - 2006 Sense and Sensibility - 2008 Hilda - 2009 The Turn of the Screw - 2009 Downton Abbey - 2010 Summer in February - 2013 The Fifth Estate - 2013 People of the future "- 2013" Guest "- 2014" Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb "- 2014" My Girlfriend is a Monster "- 2016" Legion "- 2017" Beauty and the Beast "- 2017

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