Paddy Considine

Patrick George “Paddy” Considine (credited as Paddy Considine) is an irreplaceable part of the English film industry, playing an all rounder’s role, comprising within it the roles of an actor, a director, screenplay writer, and a musician. He is seen to have taken on some rather interesting characters that are usually not taken on by any ordinary actors. He can bring out certain expressions upon his face that can amaze the audience and even his co-stars. Considine first appeared in the certain short film which later paved the way for his appearance on the big screen. He has done over a dozen films, and every film he has done has been appreciated for the work he put in it. His eccentric characters always seemed to find a way to the hearts of his viewers.

The first short film that he did was named “A Room for Romeo Brass” which was released in the year 1999, where he takes on the role of ‘Morell’, who is a rather disturbed character. Even from his early films, he had the ability to take successfully on eccentric characters. He continued this taste in his characters in many of his future films. Dark, tortured or mentally disturbed characters are some of the highlights among them. The first movie that he acted in was “Last Resort”, which came out in the year 2000. He did debut role in movies as a love struck misfit named ‘Alfie’. The representation of the character was so surreal that he got the Best British Actor award for it. Considine has also pursued a musical career by forming a band named “She Talked to Angels”.

He, unfortunately, left the band, which went on ahead with them. Not wanting to let go of his melodious dreams this quickly, he formed another band named “Pedestrians”. Presently, he is a part of a band named “Riding the Low”, which seems to have entertained many some people. Paddy Considine has done many movies for which he has been awarded many prestigious awards.