Jonah Hauer-King is an accomplished actor recognized for his versatile performances across film and television, bringing a blend of depth and charisma to roles ranging from historical dramas to blockbuster fantasy adaptations.
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Jonah Hauer-King was born and raised in London, holding dual citizenship with both the UK and the United States. He initiated his acting career at the Lyric Belfast in Simon Stephens’ ‘Punk Rock.’ Following this, he attended Cambridge University, where he balanced his academic pursuits with various acting roles on stage and screen. In 2017, he graduated with a First Class degree in Theology and Religious Studies. His early screen work includes a lead role in Danny Huston’s ‘The Last Photograph,’ which premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. He further appeared alongside Bel Powley in ‘Ashes In The Snow’ and in Film 4’s ‘Old Boys’ with Alex Lawther. Hauer-King made his West End debut playing Kenneth Branagh’s son in ‘The Entertainer.’
His career quickly advanced with significant television roles, starring in BBC miniseries like ‘Howard’s End’ (2017) alongside Hayley Atwell and Mathew Macfadyen, and ‘Little Women’ (2017) with Emily Watson and Angela Lansbury. He also featured in and contributed to the soundtrack for BFI’s ‘Postcards From London’ in 2018. Hauer-King took on the lead in Sony’s ‘A Dog’s Way Home’ (2019) and Blumhouse’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Staten Island’ with Naomi Watts. He continued to broaden his portfolio by filming Francois Girard’s ‘Song of Names’ (2019) with Tim Roth and Clive Owen, and the major BBC World War II drama ‘World on Fire’ (2019–2023). Most notably, Hauer-King gained wider recognition for his role as Prince Eric in Disney’s live-action adaptation of ‘The Little Mermaid’ (2023).
Beyond these projects, Hauer-King has portrayed Max Mallowan in ‘Agatha and the Curse of Ishtar’ (2019) and Lali Sokolov, the lead, in Sky’s ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ (2024). He is also cast as Milo Griffin in Sony Pictures’ upcoming ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ (2025) and Conrad Clark in ‘Doctor Who’ (2025). Hauer-King’s consistent work across diverse genres demonstrates his commitment and steady progression within the acting industry, establishing him as a prominent figure in both British and international productions.
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