A Scottish actor who broke through on stage before War & Peace opened the screen door in 2016, now anchoring Slow Horses as the dogged, perpetually put-upon River Cartwright - a role that's earned him Emmy and Golden Globe nods and made him the spine of one of Apple TV's sharpest dramas.
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Jack Andrew Lowden was born 2 June 1990 and spent four years in theatre before cameras found him. He won an Olivier Award in 2014 for playing Oswald in Richard Eyre's Ghosts, then landed the part of Nikolai Rostov in the BBC's 2016 War & Peace - the break that carried him into features. He played Olympic runner Eric Liddell onstage in Chariots of Fire, golf prodigy Tommy Morris in Tommy's Honour, Morrissey in England Is Mine, an RAF pilot in Dunkirk, and Lord Darnley opposite Saoirse Ronan in Mary Queen of Scots. In 2018 he starred in Calibre, a Highland thriller that won him a BAFTA Scotland, and took a lead in the BBC's The Long Song as a Jamaican plantation owner. Since 2020 he's been River Cartwright in Slow Horses, the role that's defined him for a new audience and brought him into Emmy and Golden Globe territory.
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