Charles Babalola

Charles Babalola is a British actor born in 1990 in London, UK. He completed his schooling from St. Bonaventure’s School of London. He graduated from Havering College and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). As graduating actor, he received the Alan Bates Award.

He is well known for “Bancroft”, British TV thriller series written by Kate Brooke, in which he played the role of Detective Sergeant Andy Bevan. He worked in many famous films including “The Legend of the Tarzan” (2016), “Mary Magdalene” (2018) as Andrew, and 2020s “Gretel and Hansel” as the Hunter. He has mentioned that his inspiration for pursuing acting was his Drama teacher.

 He worked in a many television series including “The Coroner” as Ian Igley, “Broadchurch” as Chas the Cook, “Stan Lee’s Lucky Man” (2017) as Ade Okeyale, “Black Mirror: Hated in the Nation”, “Death in Paradise,” “Thirteen” as Jesse, “The Endeavour,” his currently hit, the famous “The Outlaws” (2021). The Outlaws is a crime thriller comedy series, directed by Stephen Merchant Stephen Merchant is a renowned English director, w >> Read More... . In this series, he played as Malaki, a street kid from Bristol. He gets involved in a messy predicament with the community workers. He is brave, fearless, calculated, and clever. Charles worked in several films, TV-series, and even theatre, including his current works, and portrayed several Characters, and has been a successful actor of his time.

Not a lot is known about his personal life. He likes to keep his private and professional life apart especially his private life out of the spotlight.