Peter Mullan is a renowned Scottish actor and director who has been credited for his great acting skills and creativity. Over the four-decade-stint career, Peter Mullan has firmly established himself in film and television as both actor and director.

Biography

Peter Mullan was born on 2 November 1959 in Peterhead, Scotland, and has become a talented actor and a director of the British cinema. Born in Glasgow, Scotland and raised in a low-income family, he developed his interest for raw image and empathy with the suffering of his audience.Peter Mullan briefly had aspirations to become a teacher but realized his vocation in acting, studying drama at the University of Glasgow.

Real Age

As per 2024, Peter Mullan 64 years old.

Marriage

Peter Mullan is married to Ann Swan and they have got three children together but the couple is now divorced. Peter Mullan has always been discreet when it comes to his personal life; more concentration has been on career accomplishments.

Movies and TV Shows

• “My Name Is Joe” (1998) – Peter Mullan received the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival for the film where he played a recovering alcoholic.
• “The Claim” (2000) – a Western that describes life during the gold rush and Peter Mullan is an owner of a mining town.
• “Ozark” (2018) – Peter Mullan starred in the second season of the popular crime drama television series on Netflix, which allowed for revealing his penchant for portraying villains.
• “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” (2022) – another important role in this large-scale fantasy project.

FAQs

What is Peter Mullan’s nationality?
Peter Mullan is Scottish.

Has Peter Mullan won any awards for his acting?
Yes, Peter Mullan won the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival for his role in “My Name Is Joe” (1998).

Is Peter Mullan also a director?
Yes, Peter Mullan has directed several films, including “The Magdalene Sisters” (2002), which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.

What are some of Peter Mullan’s notable TV roles?
Some notable TV roles include Matt Mitcham in “Top of the Lake” and James Delos in “Westworld.”