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Christopher James Healy

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Alias:
Chris J W Healy

Birthplace:
Scotland, United Kingdom

Biography from TheMovieDB

Chris J W Healy is a Scottish Actor in Film, Tv and Stage. Alongside his acting career, Chris is also a published model and supporting artist.  Chris began his acting career in February 2019 when he was successfully cast in “The Silence” a Feature Film by Rogue Film Labs. Since then Chris has Been Cast in a variety of Films and also landed the lead role in a music video for the singer JD Allan and 3 Recurring roles in Shug the dug Productions up and coming radio play “ Shipyard Shenanigans” Chris Had his stage debut in April 2019 when he was cast as the leading role in Laurel and Hardy as Stan Laurel doing Pre-Show entertainment to shug the dug productions Show “Two on the Roof” This was held in the world famous Britannia Panopticon. Since then Chris has complete his tour with Tram direct theatre company in “Paddy’s” based on the closure of paddy’s market and is currently rehearsing for “The lying king” Christmas Panto.  chris has also worked as a supporting artist for major network channels such as BBC, Channel4 and HBO and STARZ.

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TV Performances

  • 2019  Guilt
    Pub Punter (uncredited)

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