Alfred Enoch

A gifted film star Alfred Enoch drew his first breath in London. His father William Russell is a recognized actor, while the mother Etheline is a doctor. He attended Westminster School- one of the most prestigious public schools in the UK. While studying there, he demonstrated great results in rowing. In addition to that he got interested in acting and in 1999 debuted on a stage of the New Globe Theatre. In 2012 he graduated from Oxford University, where he got a degree in Fine Arts.

In 2000 he was cast as Dean Thomas in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. In total, he took part in 7 out of 8 Harry Potter films. His other successful television projects include: Sherlock, Broadchurch, National Theatre Live, etc.

In addition to that, he is known across the globe thanks to his role of Wesley Gibbins in legal thriller TV series called How to Get Away with Murder.

Nowadays, Enoch can boast of featuring in over 15 great TV projects, including Troy: Fall of a City, Trust Me, Foundation and many others. He keeps taking part in auditions and starring in various TV series, shows and of course, movies.

However, this is not all information we would like to share about such a remarkable film performer. Here are top 5 facts about his life that will definitely surprise you:

• He loves Brazilian food.
• He is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese.
• His net worth is estimated at around 3 million dollars.
• He holds both Brazilian and British citizenship.
• He voices different characters in video games.