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Paul HiltonBritish actor
Date of Birth: 01.01.1970
Country:  Great Britain |
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Early Life
Paul Hilton, an accomplished British actor, was born in Oldham, Greater Manchester. No specific information about his birth date or early life is available.
Education
Hilton pursued his professional training at the Welsh College of Music & Drama, honing his skills in the performing arts.
Theatre and Film Debut
TheatreIn 2017, Hilton took on the titular role in the National Theatre production of "Peter Pan." He later starred in the world premiere of Edward Forster's "Howard's End" at the Young Vic in 2018, a performance that earned him a Drama Desk Award for his outstanding portrayal.
Film
Hilton's screen debut came in 1997 with a cameo appearance in "The Bill." Notable roles include his portrayal of the Duke Octave in 2006's "Klimt," his performance as Gary Rush in the 2011 series "Silk," and his portrayal of Mr. Earnshaw in the film adaptation of "Wuthering Heights" (2011). In 2021, Hilton starred in "Earwig," a haunting and enigmatic film directed by Lucile Hadzihalilovic.
Television
Hilton has had notable roles in several television series, including "Silent Witness" (2004), "Doctor Faustus" (2013), "Grantchester" (2014), "The Crown" (2019), and the ongoing spy thriller "Slow Horses" (2022-present).
Personal Life
Hilton keeps his personal life private. He is married to actress Anastasia Hill and they have one child.
Current Projects
Hilton continues to be active in both theatre and film. In addition to his role in "Slow Horses," he is set to appear in upcoming productions such as "The Gold" and "How to Please a Woman."
