Paul Telfer, a British actor born on October 30, 1979, in Paisley, Scotland, has embarked on a multifaceted career that has traversed both the United Kingdom and the United States, showcasing his remarkable versatility as a performer.
He graduated from the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1999, achieving a prestigious First Class honours degree in Film Studies, which laid the foundation for his future success in the entertainment industry.
Biography:
Paul Telfer was born on October 30, 1979, in Paisley, Scotland.
Notable television appearances include his captivating portrayal of Matt, an endearing airline ground crew member with an amusing deficiency in dance skills, in the 2002 series Is Harry on the Boat?. His impressive range was further showcased in the 2003 series Mile High, where he took on the role of Rory, a charismatic male stripper.
Furthermore, Telfer has made significant contributions to the realm of ancient history and mythological epics, bringing to life iconic characters such as Gannicus in the 2004 TV movie Spartacus. His talent for historical storytelling was also on full display in the 2007 film Young Alexander the Great, where he played the pivotal role of Hephaestion. Additionally, he starred as the titular character in the 2005 TV miniseries Hercules, cementing his status as a master of his craft.
Telfer's acting career gained momentum in 2007, as he secured notable roles in two prominent television series. On the BBC, he appeared in a five-episode stint as Luke, a concierge whose integrity was questionable, in the drama series Hotel Babylon.
Meanwhile, Telfer also made a mark on the popular American crime drama NCIS, where he portrayed Marine Corporal Damon Werth, a troubled veteran who had recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq. This character-rich role showcased Telfer's versatility as an actor.
The episode "Corporal Punishment" was broadcast on CBS in the United States, providing a platform for Telfer's talent to shine. Furthermore, he reprised his role as Damon Werth in two additional episodes of season 7, specifically "Outlaws and In-laws" and "Jack Knife", solidifying his presence in the series.
Telfer, a multifaceted individual, has resided in New Zealand for an extended period, allowing him to develop a unique perspective on life. This experience has not only enriched his personal growth but also enabled him to collaborate on theatre productions, showcasing his creative flair.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Telfer has demonstrated a strong sense of compassion and empathy by lending his support to the testicular and prostate cancer charity, Everyman. His willingness to take a bold step has resulted in a striking appearance in Cosmopolitan magazine, where he posed nude to raise awareness about this crucial cause.
In addition to his charity work, Telfer has also made a notable appearance in the 2011 film Son of Morning, further solidifying his presence in the entertainment industry.
