- Date de naissance
- Taille1,88 m
- Jack Davenport est né le 1 mars 1973 à Suffolk, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni. Il est acteur et producteur. Il est connu pour Pirates des Caraïbes : Le Secret du coffre maudit (2006), Le talentueux Mr. Ripley (1999) et Pirates des Caraïbes : La Malédiction du Black Pearl (2003). Il est marié avec Michelle Gomez depuis le 1 mai 2000. Lui et Michelle Gomez ont un enfant.
- ConjointMichelle Gomez(1 mai 2000 - présent) (1 enfant)
- Parents
- ProchesAlexandra Aitken(Cousin)Victoria Aitken(Cousin)Laura Davenport(Half Sibling)Jonathan Aitken(Aunt or Uncle)
- Smooth baritone voice with drawling English accent
- He was considered for the role of Caledon "Cal" Hockley in James Cameron's Titanic (1997) but was deemed too young.
- He was considered for the role of Arthur Dent in H2G2 : Le Guide du voyageur galactique (2005) but the producers decided he was too good-looking for the role. Martin Freeman was cast instead.
- His maternal grandmother was the famed English socialite, the Hon. Lady Penelope Aitken (1910-2005).
- His maternal great-grandfather was John Maffey, 1st Baron Rugby (1877-1969), a prominent British diplomat and the British ambassador to Ireland during World War II.
- Appeared as an extra, playing a stable lad, in "Howard's Way", a TV series in which his father starred.
- [describing his role in Le talentueux Mr. Ripley (1999)] "The chap in the duffle coat jumping up and down in the background!"
- During my childhood, I was surrounded by actors and all I remember is they were fun to be around. That kind of sticks.
- People tell me that Hollywood loves new faces, but I don't know. They're probably just being nice.
- [About how his This Life (1996) character, "Miles Stewart", was received by the public] A lot of drunken women came up to me in pubs telling me I was a bastard. To begin with, I tried to explain that the show wasn't real, but then I found a better tactic was to look them in the eye and say "Yeah, you know what? I am".
- I try not to see acting as anything other than a job. I hate it when I say to people I'm unemployed, and they say "you mean you're resting?" I'm like "No, unemployed", because I am. That's what acting's about - making a living.
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