Jack Gleeson

The Irish actor, best known for his role as Joffrey Baratheon in Game of Thrones. He did not want to continue his acting career and after the filming ended he left the cinema.

Jack Gleeson was born on May 20, 1992, in Cork, Ireland. As a young man, Gleason attended a Catholic college for boys in Dublin. Together with his sisters Rachel and Emma, the future actor from the age of seven attended drama school. Jack's sisters later also became actresses and are known within the country.

Gleason continued his education at Trinity College, where he studied theology and philosophy. Jack is also a member of the DU Players Theatre Troupe in Dublin.

In 2005, the actor appeared in the film "Batman: The Beginning", where he played the episodic role of an unnamed boy. In 2007, the actor played another cameo in the Irish horror film Mushrooms. Gleason's character is there in the hallucinations of the main character, ate in the woods a strange mushroom.

Two years later, the young actor starred in the Irish family drama "The Shining of the Rainbow." Gleason's character is a boy named Seamus, one of the friends of the main character Thomas. Together with Seamus and his sister Nancy, the main character goes to the cave with the bats, from where, frightened, runs away. Seamus and Nancy catch up and calm him down, and later the hero spends time in their house.

In 2010, the actor starred in All Good Children. In the magazines began to appear praise about Gleason, who was called a "big discovery."

In 2006-2008, the actor starred in four episodes of the Irish comedy series Killinaskully. The series is about the fictional Irish village Killinaskully and the strange events taking place in it. Images of the characters of the series are based on stereotypical ideas about Irish villagers. The actor plays the role of Pa Connors Jr. here.

At the peak of his popularity, Jack found himself after he got into the project "Game of Thrones". This is an American fantasy television series based on George R.R. Martin's "Song of Ice and Flame." Jack Gleeson played Joffrey Baratheon, the son of the queen Cersei Lannister, who was elevated to the throne by his mother after the death of King Robert.

Joffrey and his brother and sister are connected to one piquant detail. All of them are the fruits of incest, bastards born to queen Cersei by her own brother Jaime.

Joffrey has a cruel and capricious temper. The young king mocks his bride Sansa Stark and sentences to the death of her father, Lord Stark, who became aware of the true origin of the "royal" offspring. Sansa's role in the series was played by actress Sophie Turner.

Joffrey Baratheon disappears from the plot after the second series of the fourth season, when the young king is poisoned at his own wedding. For his role as Joffrey, the actor won the IGN Summer Movie Awards for "Best Villain on Television", chosen by the audience.

In a 2012 interview, the actor announced the end of his acting career and after 2014 did not really appear in movies anymore. Jack was determined to leave the film industry after the filming of "Game of Thrones" ended. The life of the popular actor did not come to his liking, he planned to do research, but eventually left this idea.

Nothing is known about Jack Gleason's personal relationships. The young man has a secretive character, he does not like to advertise his life.

The former actor gave no reason for rumors, it is unknown whether he is married or not, whether he has a girlfriend. It is also not known if Jack has an Instagram account.

Jack Gleeson is 170cm tall and weighs 56kg.

Jack Gleeson founded his own theatre company, The Collapsing Horse, with a base in Dublin. In 2015, Jack staged his own puppet show, Bears in Space.

The show premiered in New York in mid-2016. Now Jack continues to develop this project.

In 2019, the created "Game of Thrones" will present the last season of the cult series. Despite the fact that Jack's hero has already been killed, it does not affect his popularity among fans of the project.

2004 - "Tom Waits Makes Me Cry" 2005 - "Batman: The Beginning" 2006-2008 — Killinaskully 2007 - "The Mushrooms" 2009 - Rainbow Shining 2010 - "All good children" 2011-2014 - "Game of Thrones"

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Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2021

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.5M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $515.2K - $1.7M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2020

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.3M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $774.9K - $1.3M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2019

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.6M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $711.4K - $1.1M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2018

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.2M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $618K - $1.2M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2017

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.5M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $629.8K - $1.8M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2016

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.9M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $583.9K - $1.6M.

Jack Gleeson Net Worth 2015

Jack Gleeson 's revenue is $1.2M in 2015. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jack Gleeson and could vary in the range between $835.1K - $1.1M.

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