Tom Glynn-Carney

Actor

Follows Det. Ember Manning as she must figure out how a fire at a vacation home is connected to a podcast journalist investigating a missing person's cold case and an illicit love triangle between a man in his 20s and two underage girls.

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The Jetty (2024– )

Tom Glynn-Carney was born on 7 February 1995 in Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Dunkirk (2017), Tolkien (2019) and The King (2019).

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Awards
- 2 nominations

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Known for

Dunkirk

7.8

Peter

2017

Tolkien

6.8

Christopher Wiseman

2019

The King

7.3

Hotspur

2019

House of the Dragon

8.3

TV Series

King Aegon II Targaryen
Prince Aegon Targaryen

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Actor

House of the Dragon
8.3
TV Series
- King Aegon II Targaryen
- Prince Aegon Targaryen
- 2022–2024
The Jetty
6.3
TV Mini Series
- Malachy
- 2024
The Book of Clarence
5.7
- Decimus
- 2023
Regulars
Short
- Titus
- 2023
Mayflies
7.6
TV Series
- Young Tully
- 2022
SAS Rogue Heroes
8.1
TV Series
- Mike Sadler
- 2022
Salt Water Town
8.2
Short
- Liam
- 2021
Domina
7.2
TV Series
- Young Gaius
- 2021
Stilts
5.1
Short
- Rafe
- 2019
Extinction
5.0
Short
- 2019
Rialto
6.2
- Jay
- 2019
The King
7.3
- Hotspur
- 2019
Tolkien
6.8
- Christopher Wiseman
- 2019
Doing Money
6.9
TV Movie
- Sean
- 2018
The Last Post
7.2
TV Mini Series
- Tony Armstrong
- Lance-Corporal Tony Armstrong
- Lance Corporal Tony Armstrong
- 2017

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Height
- 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
- February 7, 1995
- Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK
Other works
Stage Play: The Ferryman - Playing Shane Corcoran, At The Gielgud Theatre, London UK
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- 1 Article

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Studied Musical Theatre at Pendleton School of Theatre, Salford, Greater Manchester (2011-2013) and received a triple distinction star for performing arts, the highest grade achievable for a vocational qualification.