Sam's recent acting credits include playing Senator Alben Barkley in the film Nuremberg, directed by James Vanderbilt, alongside Michael Shannon, Russell Crowe, and Rami Malek.
Born into a theatrical family, Sam's parents, Henry Newman and Peggy Troman, were both principal opera singers. He first appeared on stage in a world-renowned production of Madame Butterfly for the Welsh National Opera, marking the beginning of his journey as a British actor.
Sam's childhood education began in Guildford, Surrey, before he moved to Paris at the age of 17, where he was inspired to pursue a career in acting during the Paris Film Festival. This experience, immersing himself in a different language and culture, significantly shaped his future as a British actor.
Returning to the UK at 18, Sam started forging his career, eventually settling in London, where he resides permanently. He has enjoyed a diverse range of roles in film, television dramas, and comedies, both on screen and on stage in the UK and the US.
Sam's notable performances have earned him recognition, including winning the best actor award for his role as John Roika in the film The Last Chance, presented by the L.I.F.A. His numerous West End appearances have solidified his position as a semi-regular on UK television.
Born in the UK, Sam has also lived in New Jersey, Los Angeles, Paris, and London, giving him a unique perspective on storytelling. He trained as an actor at Montclair State College in New Jersey and completed a BA (Hons) degree in drama at Middlesex University. Sam continues to explore various forms of storytelling, with film remaining his greatest passion.
