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Domhnall Gleeson
Birth at
12 May 1983
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Domnall Gleeson is an Irish film actor, screenwriter and director from Dublin. Gleason managed to become famous due to participation in the play The Lieutenant of Inishmore, as well as the role of Bill Weasley in two full-length final films about the legendary children's wizard Harry Potter. Domnull comes from the family of actor Brendan Gleeson. He grew up in the company of younger brothers Rory, Brian and Fergus.
After graduating from the University, Domnall received a Bachelor of Arts in Media
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Domnall Gleeson is an Irish film actor, screenwriter and director from Dublin.
Gleason managed to become famous due to participation in the play The Lieutenant of Inishmore, as well as the role of Bill Weasley in two full-length final films about the legendary children's wizard Harry Potter. Domnull comes from the family of actor Brendan Gleeson. He grew up in the company of younger brothers Rory, Brian and Fergus.
After graduating from the University, Domnall received a Bachelor of Arts in Media Business from the Dublin Institute of Technology.
Gleason's debut in cinema took place in the sports comedy "Studies" in 2006, and his father became his partner on the set. In addition, he tried his own strength in writing scripts and directing short films. Domnall took part in the film “Six-shot” and the thriller “Boys eat girls”. He also appeared in The Lieutenant of Inishmore on Broadway and was nominated for a Tony Award.
In 2007, Domnall played the role of Herbert Pocket in the production of “Great Expectations” based on the work of Charles Dickens. In 2008, Domnall took part in the comedy sketch show Your Bad Self and a melodramatic film.
The Year of the Dog .
In 2009, he got the role of Bill Weasley in the film adaptation of the bestseller.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" . He played the role of Alastair Moody in a series of feature films about a young wizard. At first, Domnall did not want to work on the set with his father, but later he changed his mind.
That same year, Gleason played the role of a young farmer whose one-night stand with a prostitute began a bitter love story. A year later, the actor starred in the film “Don’t let me go”, where his partners on the set were Andrew Garfield and Keira Knightley. In addition, he starred in the film “Iron grip”, which was nominated for the prestigious “Oscar”.
