Jonny Owen (born July 4th 1971)
Jonny Owen is a Welsh actor and filmmaker.
Jonny Owen: Film career
Jonny Owen made his television debut in Welsh drama 'Nuts and Bolts' before landing roles in 'Murphy's Law' opposite James Nesbitt and 'Dirty Work' alongside Neil Pearson.
He has worked alongside 'Trainspotting' author Irvine Welsh on several TV appearances such as 'Dose', 'Wedding Belles' and 'Good Arrows'.
In 2006, he won a string of awards for his appearance in the film 'Little White Lies', and that same year won a Welsh Bafta for the documentary 'The Aberfan Disaster'.
2007 saw him in an episode of Russell T Davies' 'Doctor Who' spin-off 'Torchwood'.
He landed a recurring role as Ady in 'Shameless' in 2009, and the same year starred in the movie 'A Bit of Tom Jones?'.
In 2013, Owen's music based web series 'Svengali' starring Sally Phillips from Smack the Pony and record producer Alan McGee was put to film. The movie version starred Martin Freeman.
Jonny Owen: Personal life
Jonny Owen was a Welsh Boys Club Boxing champion in his teens, before finding success in the band The Pocket Devils in which he played for around ten years.
Jonny Owen is currently in a relationship with Vicky McClure.
Biography by Contactmusic.com