Alexander Nathan Etel is a highly acclaimed and accomplished English actor, whose illustrious career in the entertainment industry commenced in the year 2004, when he landed the starring role of Damian Cunningham in the beloved family film "Millions", expertly directed by the renowned filmmaker Danny Boyle.
Eamon Farren, a talented actor, went on to play the leading role in the film "The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep", directed by Jay Russell. This cinematic masterpiece is an adaptation of a captivating story by renowned author Dick King Smith, which revolves around a young boy who forms an extraordinary bond with a mythical sea creature. The film is set against the backdrop of Scotland during World War II and was meticulously shot on location in New Zealand. After its premiere in North America on Christmas Day, 2007, the movie made its way to other countries in early 2008, captivating audiences worldwide with its enchanting tale.
Etel's extensive television credits feature a notable appearance in the six-part BBC and WGBH adaptation of the esteemed author Elizabeth Gaskell's celebrated novel "Cranford". In this production, Etel brought to life the charming and spirited character of Harry Gregson, a bright-eyed ragamuffin, alongside a talented ensemble cast comprising the renowned Philip Glenister, the illustrious Judi Dench, the accomplished Eileen Atkins, the accomplished Francesca Annis, and the acclaimed Imelda Staunton.
Etel is poised to make a notable appearance in not one, but two forthcoming projects, which are sure to captivate audiences worldwide. Firstly, she will be starring in "From Time to Time", a cinematic adaptation of the beloved novel "The Chimneys of Green Knowe", directed by none other than the esteemed Julian Fellowes.
Furthermore, Etel will also be featured in "Easter Sixteen", a gripping drama that transports viewers to Dublin during the pivotal Easter Rising of 1916.
