Sean Delaney

Sean Delaney is an English Actor who predominantly works in the Hollywood film and television industry. He was born and raised in the city of London in the United Kingdom. Sean Delaney's parents are both of Irish descent. His paternal grandfather initially moved to London and worked as a singer on the Irish Dance-Hall Circuit as well as a mechanic. Soon after completing his general studies, Sean Delaney enrolled in the  Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and then graduated in the year 2015. 

Sean Delaney started off as a theater actor and made his debut with the play ‘Labyrinth’ by Beth Steel and produced by Hampstead Theatre in 2016. Because of his outstanding performance, Sean Delaney earned himself a spot on the Evening Standard's Theatre Emerging Talent Award list. In 2018, Sean Delaney took on the role of Michael Carney in the successful play "The Ferryman" by Jez Butterworth Jeremy “Jezz” Butterworth is a well-renowned Engli >> Read More... . The play was directed by Sam Mendes Samuel Alexander Mendes better known as Sam Mendes >> Read More... and performed at the Gielgud Theatre. Sean Delaney's talent earned him an invitation to participate in the U.S. adaptation of the same play, which made its debut at Broadway's illustrious Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. 

In 2017, Sean Delaney made his debut in the onscreen industry when he played a guest role in an episode of the TV series ‘Midsomer Murders’ (2016). During the following year, he landed the role of Kenny Stowton in BBC's TV series ‘ Killing Eve Killing Eve is a British Tv serial. The creator of >> Read More... .’ The character- Kenny, who was an ex-hacker who joined MI6, was initially intended as a temporary addition. However, Sean Delaney’s portrayal of the character quickly turned him into a fan-favorite, which in turn made him a "recurring and notably integral" feature on the programme. 

Sean Delaney got his first role on the big screen in the Marvel film ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage,’ which aired in 2021. He has also acted in Charlie Stratton’s film ‘Seacole,’ which tells the story of Mary Seacole, who was a Scottish-Jamaican nurse and essential figure in the Crimean War. Besides acting, Sean Delaney is a Voice Over Artist with Anthea Represents.