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Edward Akrout

Edward Akrout

Actor · b. 1982 · Paris,France

Edward Akrout is a Franco-British artist and actor. Born in Paris, Akrout grew up between France and England. He studied philosophy at the Sorbonne before attending Le Cours Florent in Paris for theatre, followed by time at the National Institute in Bucharest. He lives between London, New York and Paris. Akrout moved to England where he studied acting at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). Since graduating in 2008, Akrout has been prominent on both the screen and the stage. He is the grandson of Air Commodore Anthony Norman Davis (14 August 1918 – 1988) a British Royal Air Force officer who served as a pilot during the Second World War. Akrout is best known for his role as The Dauphin in The Hollow Crown. Other notable roles include Yves D'Allegre in The Borgias, Laurent Debienne in Genius: Picasso, Diego in Killing Eve and Edward Steichen in Rodin directed by Jacques Doillon.

Movies14

  • Movie5.9

    Bitter Harvest

    2017 · 90 votes

  • Movie5.0

    Dead in Tombstone

    2013 · 215 votes

  • Movie5.9

    Voyeur

    2017 · 179 votes

  • Movie4.7

    Rodin

    2017 · 62 votes

  • Movie4.8

    Sword of Vengeance

    2015 · 93 votes

  • Movie5.9
  • Movie4.7
  • Movie7.0

    Prisoners of Paradise

    2025 · 1 votes

  • Movie7.0

    Trendy

    2017 · 3 votes

  • Movie4.7

    Guillaume le Conquérant

    William the Conqueror

    2014 · 7 votes

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  • Movie7.0

    Reflections

    2014 · 1 votes

Series10

  • TV7.5

    Midsomer Murders

    1997 · 375 votes

  • TV7.8

    Blue Bloods

    2010 · 1K votes

  • TV7.7

    Father Brown

    2013 · 144 votes

  • TV7.1

    Bull

    2016 · 407 votes

  • TV7.5

    Genius

    2017 · 314 votes

  • TV7.9

    Killing Eve

    2018 · 1.6K votes

  • TV7.6

    The Borgias

    2011 · 534 votes

  • TV7.4

    The Hollow Crown

    2012 · 84 votes

  • TV6.9

    The Enemy Within

    2019 · 129 votes

  • TV6.5

    Houdini & Doyle

    2016 · 48 votes