Harry Treadaway’s Biography – Girlfriend, Height, Net Worth

Known from movies

City of Ember (2008)
as Doon Harrow

Control (2007)
as Steve Morris

Aquarium (2009)
as Billy

The Lonely Ranger (2013)
as Frank



Who is Harry Treadaway?

Harry John Newman Treadaway was born on September 10, 1984 under the sign of Virgo in Exeter, Devon, England. He is a 35-year-old actor, probably best known for starring in the role of Mark Brogan in the British thriller-drama series “Cape Wrath” (2007), playing Dr. Victor Frankenstein in the British-American horror drama series “Penny Dreadful” (2014-2016), and starred as Brady Hartsfield in the American crime drama series “Mr. Mercedes” (2017-2018).

How rich is he right now? Harry Treadaway Net Worth

As of the beginning of 2020, Harry Treadaway’s net worth is more than $16 million, acquired through his successful involvement in the film industry as a professional actor, having starred in more than 30 TV and movie titles since his career started in the mid-2000s.

Early life, nationality, ethnicity

Harry Treadaway spent his early years in Sanford in Devon where he was brought up by his parents – their names have not been disclosed, but it is known that his father works as an architect and his mother a primary school teacher. Harry is an identical twin brother of Luke Treadaway, who is also an actor. He has an older brother named Sam Treadaway, who is an artist. Harry is British by nationality and is of white Caucasian ethnicity.

Educational background and interests

Harry and his twin brother attended Queen Elizabeth’s Community College in Crediton, Devon, where they were part of the Rugby Union team that won the Devon Cup twice. Since they developed their love for acting very early on, the twins would eventually get involved the National Youth Theatre. In addition, Harry entered the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, which he graduated in 2006. Harry and Luke were also interested in music and formed the band Lizardsun.

The mid-2000s: the beginning of a career

Harry Treadaway made his debut film appearance in the role of Tom Howe in the 2005 mockumentary film “Brothers Of The Head” alongside his twin brother Luke.

The film is based on the novel of the same name by Brian Aldiss, and they played twins in a punk rock band and even performed and recorded nine songs for the soundtrack album. They shared a nomination for the British Independent Film Award in the Most Promising Newcomer category. Harry made his television debut guest starring as George Erskine in the episode “Sleeping Murder” of the ITV crime drama series “Agatha Christie’s Marple”, after which he also guest starred as Liam in the ITV drama episode “Roadside Bouquets”. series “Afterlife”, both in 2006.

Late 2000s: Rise to prominence

In 2007, Harry joined the cast of the Channel 4 thriller drama series “Cape Wrath” (aka “Meadowlands”), playing Mark Brogan.

In the same year, he landed the role of Dean Hamilton in the BBC One drama film “Recovery”, and played Steve Morris in the biographical film about Ian Curtis entitled “Control”, directed by Anton Corbijn. He then starred as Billy in the Channel 4 drama film “The Shooting Of Thomas Hurndall” followed by his portrayal of Peter in the short drama “Love You More” directed by Sam Taylor-Wood both in 2008. In the same year, Harry landed the lead role of Matthew Ryan in the thriller horror film “The Disappeared” and played Doon Harrow in the sci-fi adventure film “City Of Ember” which would later become a cult film.

In 2009, Harry made his stage debut alongside his twin brother in Mark Ravenhill’s play “Over There” at the Royal Court Theatre.

Towards the end of the decade, he also played Billy in Andrea Arnold’s 2009 drama film “Fish Tank”, and played the role of Nikko in the 2010 low-budget drama film “Pelican Blood” which premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival .

The early 2010s: continued success

In 2011, Harry got quite busy as he landed the role of Duncan Pearce in the BBC2 drama film “The Night Watch”, played James Furlong in Agnès Merlet’s thriller fantasy “Hideaways”, and played the role of Jake in the coming- of-age drama film “Albatross”, directed by Niall MacCormick. The following year, he starred as Andy Macguire in the zombie comedy “‘Cockneys Vs Zombies”, and appeared in the music video for the Bat For Lashes song “A Wall”.

He then won the lead role of Jonathan Anselme in the Canal+ action thriller miniseries “Flight Of The Storks”, followed by his portrayal of Frank in the western action film “The Lone Ranger”, and acting as Glen Davies in the BBC One drama series “Truckers”. ‘, all in 2013.

Mid-2010s: “Penny Dreadful” and other roles

In 2014, Harry guest-starred as Second Lieutenant Hepworth in an episode of the BBC America biographical mini-series “Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond”, about Ian Fleming’s military career, going on to play Paul in the sci-fi film. fi horror movie “Honeymoon”, opposite Rose Leslie.

He then joined the main cast of the British-American horror drama series “Penny Dreadful” created by John Logan for Showtime and also aired on Sky Atlantic from 2014 to 2016 – Harry appeared in the role of Dr. Victor Frankenstein in 27 episodes, starring alongside actors such as Timothy Dalton, Josh Hartnett and Eva Green.

Late 2010s: recent and upcoming projects

In 2017 and 2018, Harry was cast as the main character Brady Hartsfield in tThe American crime drama series “Mr. mercedes”, broadcast on the Audience Network – the series is based on the Bill Hodges novel trilogy written by Stephen King. The role of Brady earned him a Satellite Award nomination in the Best Actor in a Television Series – Drama category.

In 2018, he starred as Miles in Nash Edgerton’s crime comedy “Gringo” alongside Joel Edgerton and Charlize Theron, then guest-starred as Sir Roderic Victor “Roddy” Llewellyn in the Netflix historical drama series episode “Cri De Coeur” . “The Crown” in 2019.

Most recently, Harry portrayed Narek in the web series “Star Trek: Picard” (2020), broadcast on the CBS All Access streaming service. It has been announced that he will star as Chicci in Anthony Lucero’s upcoming drama film “Halo Of Stars” which is currently in post-production. He will also voice the character Sato Karne in the upcoming video game “Squadron 42”.

Appearance and vital statistics

Harry Treadaway has short dark brown hair and blue eyes. He stands at a height of 5ft 10ins (1.78m) while weighing around 165lbs (75kgs).

Personal life and hobbies

Harry Treadaway was in a romantic relationship with writer Polly Stenham from 2008 to 2011. Vacation Grainger since 2015; she is an actress known for her performances as Lucrezia Borgia in the Showtime historical fiction drama series “The Borgias” and DI Rachel Carey in the mystery crime drama miniseries “The Capture”. In his spare time, Harry enjoys rock climbing, cycling and kayaking. He is vegetarian.

General information

First and last name	Harry Treadaway
Height	1.78m
Profession	Actor, songwriter
Education	Queen Elizabeth’s School, Crediton, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Nationality	British

Family

Brothers or sisters

Luke Treadaway, Sam Treadaway

Performance

Nominations	British Independent Film Award for Most Promising Newcomer
Movies	Honeymoon, City of Ember, The Lone Ranger, Brothers of the Head, Cockneys vs Zombies, Fish Tank, Hideaways, The Disappeared, Pelican Blood, Control, The Night Watch, Love You More, Sleeping Murder, Albatross
TV shows	Penny Dreadful, Cape Wrath

Links to social profiles

Quotes

#	Quote
1	Do you know the way children pretend to play in the garden? I did that and I thought, ‘This is enough for life. Why would I want to do anything else?’
2	I will always have a home in London; I will always call it my home. There may be times when I go to work in different parts of the world, but I always come back here.
3	I was used to changing in pub toilets before going on set. Then all of a sudden I had studios in LA advising me about my hair.
4	I was lucky, I had support from mom and dad – they said that as long as you work hard, anything is possible. I never thought beyond those two things – that I enjoyed living in imaginary worlds and that it’s possible to do that for a living.
5	I may live in London, but one day I’m going back to the countryside. My father is an architect, so I would like him to design a house for me. I would like to be in the countryside when I am older.
6	‘The Night Watch’ is a beautiful story about the pain of dealing with what you are.
7	Ghosts is the most incredible play I’ve read in years.

Facts

#	Fact
1	His father is an architect and his mother is a teacher.
2	Treadaway attended Queen Elizabeth’s Community College in Crediton.
3	Twin brother of actor Luke Treadaway.

Pictures

Movies

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Halo of stars	2017	after-production	Chicci
Mr Mercedes	2017	Pre-production of the TV series	Brady Hartfield
Squadron 42	2017	Video game post production
Untitled Nash Edgerton Project	2017	after-production
Penny awful	2014-2016	TV serials	Dr Victor Frankenstein
Lady Chatterley’s lover	2015	TV movie	Man giving Mellor a hammer during the game (uncredited)
Honeymoon	2014		Paul
Fleming	2014	TV Miniseries	Sub-Lieutenant Hepworth
Truck drivers	2013	TV serials	Glenn
Tram	2013	Short	James
The lonely forest ranger	2013		Frank
Flight of the storks	2013	TV Miniseries	Jonathan Anselme
Cockneys vs Zombies	2012		Andy
Albatross	2011		Jake
shelters	2011		James Furlong
The Night Watch	2011	TV movie	Duncan Pearce
Pelican Blood	2010		Nikko
Fish tank	2009		Billy
Thomas Hurndall’s shooting	2008	TV movie	Billy
City Ember	2008		Don Harrow
The disappeared	2008/i		Matthew Ryan
Love you more	2008	Short	Peter
Meadows	2007	TV serials	Mark Brogan
Check	2007		Steve Morris
Recovery	2007	TV movie	Dan Hamilton
Hereafter	2006	TV serials	Liam
Marple by Agatha Christie	2006	TV serials	George Erskin
Brothers of the head	2005		Tom Hoe

Music Department

Title	Year	Status	Character
Brothers of the head	2005	musician: guitar

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Check	2007	artist: “Leaders of Men”, “Digital”, “Transmission”, “Insight”, “She’s Lost Control”, “Candidate”, “Isolation”, “Dead Souls”, “Disorder” – as Treadaway

Yourself

Title	Year	Status	Character
EE British Academy Film Awards: The Red Carpet Show	2014	TV special	Himself
movie ’72	2006	TV serials	Himself

Awards

Nominated awards

Year	Price	Ceremony	Presentation	Movie
2006	British Independent Film Award	British independent film awards	Most Promising Newcomer	Brothers of the Head (2005)

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia