Josef Altin

Josef Altin, a British actor born in London to Turkish parents, has made a significant mark in both television and film since his career began. He first gained attention in the drama series "Psychos," portraying Garry, and made his major television debut in 2004 as a machine strimmer in the musical series "Blackpool." Altin’s versatility is evident from his recurring roles in the iconic British series "The Bill," where he played Jay Henderson from 2006 to 2007 and later Peter Balmaine in 2009.

His theatrical prowess was showcased in DC Moore's acclaimed play "The Empire," performed at the Royal Court Theatre in London, further solidifying his reputation as a talented actor. Altin's film career includes notable performances in "Boy A," where he played a character known as Bully, and in the critically acclaimed "Eastern Promises," where he took on the role of Ekrem.

Throughout his career, Altin has appeared in a plethora of popular TV series such as "Peep Show," "Doctors," "Robin Hood," and "Law & Order: UK," as well as the groundbreaking HBO series "Game of Thrones," in which he portrayed Pypar. More recently, he starred in the 2015 films "Narcopolis" and "Child 44," and in 2017, he took on a role in the E4 sitcom "Chewing Gum." He also captivated audiences as Prince Rasselas in the Hulu series "Harlots" and portrayed a complex character in the TNT drama "The Alienist" in 2018.