Callum Turner

Background

Turner was born on 15 February 1990 and grew up in Chelsea, London. In an interview at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, Turner revealed that his mother inspired him into becoming an actor and that she generated a love of film inside of him.

Career

Personal He is a big fan of Chelsea Football Club. He stated that having grown up on an estate, he distanced himself from the wrong crowds and was inspired to change after being affected by Shane Meadows" A Room for Romeo Brass. Turner started his career in 2010, modelling for companies such as Next plc and Reebok.

In 2011, Turner moved from modelling into an acting career.

He starred as Tony in Zero, a 2011 film directed by David Barrouk and p roduced by Michael Riley. He then starred alongside Waterloo Road star Ben-Ryan Davies in 2012 Short film Human Beings, Directed by Jonathan Entwistle.

In 2012, he appears in the french group The Shoes"s video clip Time to Dance, with Jake Gyllenhaal. Later in 2012, Turner was cast in Independent Television series Leaving, Alongside Harry Potter film series actress Helen McCrory.

When the pair begin working together at a Cheshire country house hotel, they share an intimate moment which takes them both by surprise and must face the consequences of their actions." – Independent Television. Turners performance was met with mostly positive reviews.

In December 2012, Turner starred opposite Sherlock star Andrew Scott and Doc Martin star Martin Clunes in another Independent Television Drama, The Town. Portraying Ashley, a troubled teen and reckless boy racer, who is much more complicated than he first appears. In early 2013, Turner made a guest appearance in Showtime"s historical-fiction drama television series, The Borgias as Calvino.

He also starred in short film Alleycats as Eze, Directed by Ian Bonhôte.

He also had a small role as Phillip in the second series of British Broadcasting Corporation One"s Ripper Street. In June 2012, Turner was cast for the lead role of a John Boorman film Queen and Country.

Turner stated that Boorman revealed secrets and very personal events from his life, in order for Turner to portray him as best as he could. In early 2014, Turner joined the cast of Paul McGuigan"s American horror film Victor Frankenstein.

In April 2014, lieutenant was announced Turner had joined the cast of E4"s whodunit series Glue.

Turner plays Eli, a gypsy traveller, whose younger brother Cal (Knight) is murdered.

Achievements

• On 27 October 2014, lieutenant was revealed that Turner was selected as one of the 18 members from the film, television and gaming industries to receive the "Breakthrough Brits" award, The awards are arranged by the British Academy Film (British Academy of Film and Television Arts), in order to recognise and further develop the skills and careers of new and upcoming stars in the industry, Aside from receiving an award, the crop of Breakthrough Brits will also have the chance to enjoy mentoring and networking sessions with a lineup of United Kingdom figures, including Simon Pegg and Paul Greengrass.