Louis Selwyn

Louis Selwyn is a distinguished English actor and film producer, recognized for his diverse contributions to the entertainment industry. He is also the founder of Quantum Film Productions and Quantum Records.

Selwyn has made a significant impact on both screen and stage, with notable performances that span decades. One of his early standout roles was as Martin Downes in the iconic soap opera Coronation Street, where he played the only son of Bet Lynch. His acting career took off with a role in the BBC's adaptation of The Three Musketeers, followed by memorable performances at the Royal Shakespeare Company. He further showcased his talent on the BBC in the series The Strauss Family, portraying Josef Strauss, and as Jofre Borgia in The Borgias. Selwyn also captivated audiences by playing Mick Jagger in the theatrical production Let the Good Stones Roll at London's Ambassadors Theatre, and he has graced the stage at The Royal National Theatre's Olivier Theatre.

In addition to his acting endeavors, Louis made his mark in the music industry with the release of his song "Bind Your Love in Heaven" in 2001 through Quantum Records. As a producer, he has been involved in four feature films, including Evil Never Dies, in which he played the role of Gordon, and the critically recognized Hitchcockian thriller/comedy horror Heckle, released in 2021.