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Louis Selwyn (b. 1954)

Alias:
Луи Селвин

Birthplace:
Irlande

Born:
January 1, 1954

Biography from TheMovieDB

Louis Selwyn is an English actor and film producer. He is a founder of Quantum Film Productions & Quantum Records.  He is known for both his early Film/TV performances as well as his theatre work. Selwyn portrayed Martin Downes, the only child of Bet Lynch, in Coronation Street. One of his earliest roles was in the BBC's The Three Musketeers and on stage at The Royal Shakespeare Company, as well as later appearances in the series The Strauss Family as Josef Strauss, and later as Jofre Borgia in The Borgias, both for the BBC. He went on to play Mick Jagger in Let the Good Stones Roll on stage at the Ambassadors Theatre in the West End; and on to roles at The Royal National Theatre's Olivier Theatre. Louis even released a song, Bind Your Love in Heaven, in 2001 on his own label Quantum Records. Louis has since been credited as a Producer on four feature-length films including Evil Never Dies in which he also starred as 'Gordon' and stars in the hit Hitchcockian thriller/comedy horror Heckle (2021).

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Associate Producer:
2014  Evil Never Dies

Co-Executive Producer:
2014  Evil Never Dies
2020  Heckle

Executive Producer:
2014  Evil Never Dies
2015  Blue Moon
2020  Heckle

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