Personal details
- Birth Date: 1992-07-17
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Birth Location: Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, UK
- Professions: Actor
Jonno Davies has this wild, zigzagging career that’s honestly kinda hard to pin down. You spot him in movies like Kingsman: The Secret Service and that gritty series Spotless, then he pops up in long-standing UK staples like Hollyoaks and Casualty, just to keep everyone guessing. He’s got range, no doubt. He tackled the role of Andrew King in the cyber-thriller Milk and Honey: The Movie, hanging out with a cast full of UK TV legends and even Nicholas Brendon (yup, Xander from Buffy). And yeah, he landed a spot in Amazon Prime’s Hunters – you know, the one with Al Pacino going full Nazi-hunter – which is a pretty big flex. But Jonno’s not just a screen guy. He’s all over the stage, too. He went full vampire as Dracula at the Edinburgh Fringe, then took the chaos of A Clockwork Orange on tour in Norway and Singapore, playing Alex DeLarge like he was born for it. Critics couldn’t get enough, especially after he brought the show back to London and then jumped the pond to New York. The New York Times even called him the only dude you needed to watch on their “Tomorrow’s Marquee Names” list. Not bad, right? He’s also got some serious theater chops, thanks to his training at the Italia Conti Academy. Graduated in 2013 and got their Spotlight Prize nod, so clearly the guy’s always been on the radar. Whether he’s tearing it up on stage or switching gears for film and TV, Jonno Davies keeps things unpredictable.
So, you’ve got this athlete who’s out there holding down the fort as a central defender for Richmond Hockey Club—think of someone who’s always in the thick of it, breaking up attacks and handing out some seriously tough love to anyone trying to get past. Not just a one-sport wonder, though. Nope, this person’s got range. They’ve also been a corner back for the London Olympians in American football, which, let’s be real, is a totally different beast. Imagine sprinting all out to chase down receivers, reading plays on the fly, just straight-up living for those high-pressure moments. Switching between field hockey and American football? That’s not your average athletic resume. Shows some serious grit and adaptability, bouncing between sports that demand totally different skill sets. Whether it’s the precision and tactical smarts of hockey or the raw speed and aggression of football, this player’s out there, taking names and making it look easy. Not many can pull that off.
July 17, 1992
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, UK
33 years old