George MacKay

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George MacKay Wiki Biography

George MacKay was born on 13 March 1992, in London, England, and is an actor perhaps best known for appearing in films such as “Peter Pan”, “Defiance”, “Pride”, and “Captain Fantastic”. He’s also appeared in various stage productions and television projects, and tried his hand at doing short films. He’s been active in the industry since 2003 and all of his efforts have helped put his net worth to where it is today.

How rich is George MacKay? As of late-2017, sources estimate a net worth that is at $700,000, mostly earned through a successful career in acting. As he continues his career, it is expected that his wealth will also continue to increase.

George’s mother is a costume designer, while his father works in lighting and stage management, so perhaps unsurprisingly, at the age of five, George had already created his own version of “Peter and the Wolf”, which he produced and directed; his friends played the other characters while he played the lead role. In 2002, he was discovered by an acting scout while he was attending The Harrodian School. The following year, he auditioned for the planned 2003 film adaptation of “Peter Pan”, in which he became one of the Lost Boys, which would open up more opportunities for him to increase his net worth. His next role would come in “The Thief Lord”, in which he would play the role of Riccia; the film is based on the children’s novel of the same name. Afterwards, he played the lead role in the three-part television series entitled “Johnny and the Bomb”, based on the novel of the same name.

MacKay continued to work on television, having roles in projects such as “The Brief” and “Rose and Maloney”. In 2008, he became a part of the film “Defiance”, playing the youngest brother Aron, and the following year appeared in “The Boys Are Back” alongside Clive Owen, before getting cast in the musical film entitled “Hunky Dory”, directed by Marc Evans. MacKay had more projects in 2012, including “Private Peaceful” and “The Best of Men”, and in 2013 worked alongside Saoirse Ronan in “How I Live Now”, before starring in another musical entitled “Sunshine on Leith”. The following year he appeared in the film “Pride”, which is based on a true story, playing the role of Joe who struggles to come out in a homophobic British society.

In 2015, George then appeared in the play “Ah, Wilderness!” which ran for more than a month, and received great reviews from critics. His next project would be the two part television series entitled “The Outcast”, before he joined the cast of “11.22.63”, then in 2016, he had another stage project, in “The Caretaker”. One of his latest projects is “Captain Fantastic” which also stars Viggo Mortensen. All of these projects have increased his net worth.

For his personal life, nothing is known about any of Mackay’s romantic relationships. He still resides in London.

IMDB Wikipedia $700 000 182.9 cm 1992 1992-03-13 700000 Actor British Clive Owen England George MacKay Kim Baker London Marc Evans March 13 Paul Mackay Saoirse Ronan Viggo Mortensen

George MacKay Quick Info

Net Worth $700,000
Date Of Birth March 13, 1992
Place Of Birth London, England
Height 182.9 cm
Profession Actor
Nationality British
Parents Kim Baker, Paul Mackay
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1126657/
Nominations BAFTA Rising Star Award
Movies Captain Fantastic, How I Live Now, Pride, Sunshine on Leith, Unbeugsam – Defiance, The Boys Are Back, Peter Pan, For Those in Peril, Private Peaceful, The Thief Lord, Hunky Dory, The Devil’s Dosh, Bypass, Marrowbone, Ophelia, French Exchange, Breakfast With Jonny Wilkinson, Infinite, Pieces, Johnny …
TV Shows 11.22.63, The Outcast, Neil Gaiman’s Likely Stories

George MacKay Important Facts

  • Is a supporter of Chelsea football club.
  • 2014: Named as one of European films’ Shooting Stars by European Film Promotion.
  • In preparation for his role in Peter Pan (2003), George and his fellow co-stars, who had been cast as Lost Boys, received months of intensive training in stunt with swords and how to film choreographed fight scenes.
  • In Australia, during the filming of Peter Pan (2003), George was schooled on-set and also had the chance to go swimming on the Great Barrier Reef.
  • As of September 2005, he is Year Ten at the Harrodian School, a private school located in London. Theodore Chester and Rupert Simonian, two of his co-stars from Peter Pan (2003), previously attended the same school.

George MacKay Filmography

Title Year Status Character Role
Marrowbone 2017 post-production Actor
Where Hands Touch 2017 post-production Actor
French Exchange 2017 Short Jack Actor
Narrated By 2016 Short Bill Sipowitz Actor
Neil Gaiman’s Likely Stories 2016 TV Mini-Series Simon Powers Actor
Infinite 2016 Short Sid Actor
11.22.63 2016 TV Mini-Series Bill Turcotte Actor
Captain Fantastic 2016 Bo Actor
The Outcast 2015 TV Mini-Series Lewis Aldridge Actor
Fuel to Fire 2015 Short Tomas Gant Actor
Bypass 2014 Tim Actor
Pride 2014/I Joe Actor
Breakfast with Jonny Wilkinson 2013 Jake Whittam Actor
Pieces 2013/II Short Son Actor
How I Live Now 2013 Eddie Actor
Sunshine on Leith 2013 Davy Actor
For Those in Peril 2013 Aaron Actor
Private Peaceful 2012 Tommo Peaceful Actor
The Best of Men 2012 TV Movie Private William Heath (as Richard Mackay) Actor
Birdsong 2012 TV Mini-Series Private Douglas Actor
The Devil’s Dosh 2011 Short Marcus Actor
Hunky Dory 2011 Jake (as George Mackay) Actor
The Boys Are Back 2009 Harry Actor
Defiance 2008/I Aron Bielski Actor
The Old Curiosity Shop 2007 TV Movie Kit Actor
Johnny and the Bomb 2006 TV Mini-Series Johnny Maxwell Actor
The Thief Lord 2006 Riccio Actor
Tsunami: The Aftermath 2006 TV Mini-Series Adam Peabody Actor
The Brief 2005 TV Series Zak Farmer Actor
Footprints in the Snow 2005 TV Movie Nathan Hill Actor
Rose and Maloney 2004 TV Series Young Calum Actor
Peter Pan 2003 Curly Actor
Captain Fantastic 2016 performer: “El Hilo De Ariadna”, “One Day When Heaven Was Filled with His Praises”, “Uncle Noam”, “Sweet Child o’ Mine” / writer: “El Hilo De Ariadna” Soundtrack
Sunshine on Leith 2013 performer: “Sky Takes The Soul”, “I’m On My Way”, “Over And Done With”, “Misty Blue”, “Make My Heart Fly”, “Let’s Get Married”, “Then I Met You”, “Letter From America”, “I’m Gonna Be 500 Miles” Soundtrack
Hunky Dory 2011 performer: “A Passage To Bangkok” Soundtrack
The Boys Are Back 2009 performer: “Harry’s Tune” / writer: “Harry’s Tune” Soundtrack
The EE British Academy Film Awards 2015 TV Special documentary Himself – Audience Member Self
The EE British Academy Film Awards 2014 TV Special Himself Self
Defiance: Return to the Forest 2009 Video documentary short Himself Self

George MacKay Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie Category
2014 EFP Shooting Star Berlin International Film Festival United Kingdom. Won
2014 British Breakthrough Award Richard Attenborough Film Awards, UK How I Live Now (2013) Won
2013 BAFTA Scotland Award BAFTA Awards, Scotland Best Actor/Actress – Film For Those in Peril (2013) Won
2013 Aluminum Horse Stockholm Film Festival Best Actor For Those in Peril (2013) Won
2014 EFP Shooting Star Berlin International Film Festival United Kingdom. Nominated
2014 British Breakthrough Award Richard Attenborough Film Awards, UK How I Live Now (2013) Nominated
2013 BAFTA Scotland Award BAFTA Awards, Scotland Best Actor/Actress – Film For Those in Peril (2013) Nominated
2013 Aluminum Horse Stockholm Film Festival Best Actor For Those in Peril (2013) Nominated