Personal details
- Birth Date: 1997-09-19
- Birth Location: London, England, UK
- Parents: Andy Nyman
- Professions: Actor, Director, Writer
Preston Nyman, okay, so here’s a dude who’s kinda been everywhere lately, or at least it feels that way if you’re paying attention to film credits. Born in London back in ’97, which, yeah, makes you feel old if you remember dial-up internet, he’s been stacking up roles both in front of and behind the camera. He’s got this chameleon vibe, where you notice him in one thing and then—bam—he’s totally different in the next project. Like, he popped up in “Mufasa: The Lion King” (2024), which, honestly, is pretty wild considering how iconic that franchise is. Not everyone gets to be part of a Disney legacy, you know? Then there’s “A Small Light” from 2023, which took a completely different tone. It’s more serious, more real-world drama, and he handles it. He’s not just the background guy, he’s got some actual chops—can pull off that emotional weight when the scene calls for it. And, oh, “Crooked House” in 2017? That one’s all twisty, classic whodunnit vibes, and Preston fits right in with the mystery and intrigue. It’s not always about the lead role with him; sometimes he’s the wildcard supporting character you remember after the credits roll. He’s dipped his toes into directing too, so he’s not boxed in by just acting. It’s kinda cool to see someone from London’s endless talent pool actually making their mark, and Preston’s still pretty young, so who knows what’s next? But yeah, if you spot his name in the credits, might as well pay attention—he’s got this knack for showing up in the right places at the right time.
Andy's been in the industry forever, honestly—one of those guys who pops up in a bunch of British stuff, sometimes making you do a double take like, “Is that him again?” Anyway, his son’s following in his footsteps, which, no pressure right? But it’s the family thing that’s wild. His daughter, Macy, she’s done some acting too, and you get the sense this is one of those families where everyone’s got a creative itch they just have to scratch. Dinner table’s probably a mix of scripts, inside jokes, and a lot of laughter. There’s sort of this legacy thing happening, you know? Like, the arts just run in their blood. You see it sometimes—families where talent’s contagious. It’s not just about being related, it’s the way they bounce off each other, creatively and otherwise. Makes you wonder what it’s like growing up in that kind of environment, surrounded by people who just get it.
September 19, 1997
Konidela Ram Charan
London, England, UK
Andy Nyman and Surekha
27 years old