Alex Roe

Alex Roe popped into the world on May 9, 1990, right in the heart of Westminster, London. If you haven’t seen him on screen, where’ve you been hiding? This guy’s face has shown up in a pretty wild mix of movies over the last decade or so. Let’s be real, he’s got that brooding British vibe nailed down, but he’s also not afraid to let loose and just have fun in his roles. You might’ve caught him in “The 5th Wave” back in 2016, running around dodging aliens and chaos, trying to save the world (as one does). Not your standard sci-fi affair—there’s a lot of tension, some romantic drama, and honestly, Roe holds his own against the whole end-of-the-world madness. Then there’s “Hot Summer Nights” from 2017, which is like this neon-soaked, sweaty coming-of-age flick set in the ‘90s. He goes toe-to-toe with Timothée Chalamet, and the movie’s just dripping with that hazy, rebellious summer energy. But if you’re more into sappy romance, “Forever My Girl” (2018) is basically a Nicholas Sparks fever dream. He plays a country star who’s got more emotional baggage than a luggage carousel at Heathrow. There’s music, heartbreak, running back to your roots—it’s all in there. And, honestly, he pulls off the country heartthrob thing way better than you’d expect from a London guy. So yeah, Alex Roe’s been all over the map—sci-fi, indie drama, country romance—and he’s still kicking around, switching it up. Not your typical Hollywood dude, but that’s kinda the point.