Damien Molony

Damien Molony is a theatre, television, radio, and cinema actor from Ireland. On February 21, 1984, he was born in Johnstown Bridge, County Kildare, Ireland, and currently resides in London.His acting credits include parts in theatre, films, television shows, and radio dramas.Acting in Tom Stoppard's 'The Hard Problem' and Shakespeare's 'King Lear' are just a few of his notable theatrical achievements.During one of these performances, he shared the stage with Sir Ian Mc Kellen. His portrayal as Hal in the TV series " Being Human The show ended in the year 2013 and still has the >> Read More... ," in which he played the role of a vampire, was his first and most well-known TV appearance.

In this series, he co-starred with fellow actor Russell Tovey Russell George Tovey is a British actor. He was bo >> Read More... . His debut in Being Human motivated him to start a blood donation campaign, which he promoted using the character of Hal. He was born and raised in the Irish town of Johnstown Bridge, in the county of Kildare.Damien received his bachelor's degree in drama from the Drama Centre in London in 2011. He co-starred in John Ford's 'Tis Pity She's a Whore' at the West Yorkshire Play House after his graduation. Crashing(2016), directed by Emmy Award winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and the legendary sitcom Brassic(2019) are among his other works.

His debut feature film was in 2015, titled 'Kill Your Friends,' directed by Owen Harris. This most recent work has been in the movie 'The current war,' where he starred alongside Benedict Cumberbatch Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch was born in L >> Read More... . Damien is married, and he and his wife have a two-year-old son. His other family members include a sibling who is a chef by profession and currently dwells in London. Damien also appears in two short films in 2019: 'The Fabric Of You,' in which he voices Michael alongside Ian Glenn as Isaac and which premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival, and 'Keep Breathing,' which is inspired by the 'Me Too' Movement in which he co-stars with Emmeline Hartley. He is also a cast member in BBC's TV drama 'The Spilt,' which aired in February 2020.