Gary Lewis

Scottish actor Gary Lewis was born on November 30, 1958. Parents of the future actor attached great importance to good education and always set their children on a serious attitude to study. But Gary, unlike his older brother, could not boast of special purpose and after school did not know what to do. He worked as a janitor, then gave out books in the library. Gary’s acting career was started by his older brother. Lewis first appeared on the professional stage when he was 32 years old. A new round more

Scottish actor Gary Lewis was born on November 30, 1958. Parents of the future actor attached great importance to good education and always set their children on a serious attitude to study. But Gary, unlike his older brother, could not boast of special purpose and after school did not know what to do. He worked as a janitor, then gave out books in the library.

Gary’s acting career was started by his older brother. Lewis first appeared on the professional stage when he was 32 years old. A new round of his career received after meeting with actor-director Peter Mullan.

He made his film debut in 19832 in the series Taggert. After that, the actor starred in the films “Shallow Grave”, “Silent Witness”, “Carla’s Song”, “California Light”, “Two Girls Gregory”, “Match”.

In 2000, the film "Billy Eliot" directed by Steven Daldry, a story about difficult family relationships and a worthy choice of profession, where Gary played one of the main roles - Dad.

In 2002, the legendary film Gangs of New York appeared. Lewis played the role of McGloin in this film. Also brought success to the actor roles in the films “Eragon” and “Gall!”.
From the latest works of the actor can be noted series "Young James" "Farm," "Rogues."