Gerard Kearney

Gerard Kearney, a talented performer hailing from Cork City, Ireland, first encountered his passion for acting at the tender age of 12 when he landed the role of "Big Con" in David Puttnam's acclaimed film "The War of the Buttons." While away from home during the production, Gerard found solace in learning magic tricks from the crew, a pursuit that would significantly shape his future. Fast forward eight years, and Gerard has emerged as a prominent figure in the world of magic, earning recognition for his exceptional sleight of hand and being crowned "The Close-Up Champion" by the International Brotherhood of Magicians, the world's largest magic organization.

Today, he is a highly sought-after magician in Ireland, captivating audiences with his performances. Despite the growing prominence of his magic career, Gerard's passion for acting has remained steadfast. He has graced the screen in notable roles, including his portrayal of Donnacha in Ken Loach's powerful film "The Wind That Shakes the Barley," which stands as a testament to his versatility as a performer. Gerard Kearney continues to ardently pursue excellence in both magic and acting, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to his craft and leaving a lasting impact on both fields.