Edward Akrout

Edward Akrout is a talented Franco-British actor and artist, born in Paris and raised between France and England. He initially pursued philosophy at the Sorbonne, but his passion for performing arts led him to study theatre at Le Cours Florent in Paris, followed by an intensive program at the National Institute in Bucharest. Currently, Akrout divides his time among London, New York, and Paris.

After relocating to England, he honed his craft at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), from which he graduated in 2008. Since then, he has made a significant impact in both film and theatre, establishing himself as a versatile performer.

Akrout's lineage includes notable heritage; he is the grandson of Air Commodore Anthony Norman Davis, a distinguished British Royal Air Force pilot during World War II.

His performances have garnered attention, particularly for his portrayal of The Dauphin in the acclaimed series The Hollow Crown. He has also showcased his skills in various other significant roles, such as Yves D'Allegre in The Borgias, Laurent Debienne in Genius: Picasso, Diego in Killing Eve, and Edward Steichen in Rodin, directed by Jacques Doillon. Akrout’s diverse body of work continues to contribute to his growing reputation in the entertainment industry.