Eirik Knutsvik
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
London-based Scandinavian actor, writer and author, Eirik has played Jeffrey Dahmer in World's Most Evil Killers (2017) on Sky Pick and Channel 11, appeared in You, Me and the Apocalypse (2015), as well as numerous short films and presenter roles. Additionally, he has played Jason in The Howling (2017), in a new take on the classic Horror film.
He also appears as Eli in The Academy (2018), an upcoming British Superhero feature film starring Dougie Poynter from McFly. Other roles include Dom in Takedown: Vendetta, Oliver Shaw in Goodbye Blue Michael, and Martin in Painted Faces.
Eirik also does Norwegian and English Voice Over & ADR, and has recently worked on Un 22 juillet (2018) by Paul Greengrass, starring Anders Danielsen Lie, an Asian animation series, a video game and corporate roles.
Eirik was born in a small community in Norway in December, 1989. Travel far enough into the fjords beyond Stavanger, you'll find the farm he grew up on located next to stretches of lush forests and steep mountain ranges. Though now living in a metropolitan city with twice as many citizens than the whole of Norway, it is the spiritual aspects of his past that he brings to every place he visits, every role he plays, and every person he meets.
He also appears as Eli in The Academy (2018), an upcoming British Superhero feature film starring Dougie Poynter from McFly. Other roles include Dom in Takedown: Vendetta, Oliver Shaw in Goodbye Blue Michael, and Martin in Painted Faces.
Eirik also does Norwegian and English Voice Over & ADR, and has recently worked on Un 22 juillet (2018) by Paul Greengrass, starring Anders Danielsen Lie, an Asian animation series, a video game and corporate roles.
Eirik was born in a small community in Norway in December, 1989. Travel far enough into the fjords beyond Stavanger, you'll find the farm he grew up on located next to stretches of lush forests and steep mountain ranges. Though now living in a metropolitan city with twice as many citizens than the whole of Norway, it is the spiritual aspects of his past that he brings to every place he visits, every role he plays, and every person he meets.
