Clive Owen

@Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art, Birthday and Personal Life

Clive Owen is an English theater, television and cinema actor

Oct 3, 1964

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Biography

Personal Details

  • Birthday: October 3, 1964
  • Nationality: British
  • Famous: School Dropouts, Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art, Film & Theater Personalities, Actors
  • Spouses: Sarah-Jane Fenton (m. 1995)
  • Siblings: Alan Owen, Lee Owen
  • Childrens: Eve Owen, Hannah Owen
  • Universities:
    • Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art
    • Hannah Owen
    • Eve Owen

Clive Owen born at

Keresley

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Birth Place

Owen met his wife Sarah Jane at the sets of the play ‘Romeo & Juliet’. They got married in 1995 in Highgate, London. They have 2 daughters.

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Personal Life

Clive Owen was born in Coventry, Warwickshire, England to Pamela Owen and Jess Owen. His father was a country singer and left him and his mother when he was only 3 years.

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Childhood & Early Life

He was raised by his mother and his stepfather and was the oldest amongst five brothers. His stepfather was a ticket officer for the local railway. Owen has always described his childhood as rough.

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Childhood & Early Life

Owen went to the Binley Park Comprehensive School and joined the local theatre group at the age of 13 and his first ever theatre performance was for a play called ‘Oliver’.

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Childhood & Early Life

His studies started getting affected due to the theatre and Owen decided to leave the school and look for a job to sustain.

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Childhood & Early Life

One of his teachers offered to help Owen to get admission into the Mountview College, a drama school in England. But even after securing admission in the college, he decided to get a job instead.

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Childhood & Early Life

He did important theatre work during his time at RADA, which includes plays like ‘Cat and the Canary’, ‘Henry IV, Part I’, ‘The Lady from the Sea’, ‘Romeo and Juliet’, until the late eighties.

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Career

In 1988, Owen moved from the theatre to television and the big screen by working in productions like BBC’s ‘Precious Bane and Channel 4 movie ‘Vroom’. From then onwards he started doing noticeably big role in English television and movies.

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Career

Following his success from ‘Vroom’ and ‘Precious Bane’, Owen did a television adaptation of R.D. Blackmore’s classic novel called ’Lorna Doone’. He did the part of ‘John Ridd’ and acted along with Sean Bean.

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Career

In 1990, Owen got the first big break of his acting career. He portrayed the role of ‘Stephen Crane’ in the television series called ‘Chancer’. It was a British television production and became a huge success overnight.

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In 1991, he did Stephen Poliakoff’s ‘Close My Eyes’. It was the most controversial role of his acting career and affected his popularity with his audience. He played the role of a brother caught in an incest relationship with his sister.

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He is a fan of Indie rock band called ‘Hard-Fi’.

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Trivia

Two of his brothers are singers.

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Trivia

He has been voted the ‘Best dressed male’ by GQ magazine.

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