Samuel Roukin

Samuel Roukin was born on August 15, 1980 in Southport, England, UK. He studied at Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby. While studying there, he was involved in several school productions. Later on, he attended the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and graduated from there in 2003.

Roukin, who keeps his personal life a secret, hasn’t yet disclosed anything about his dating life to the media. Similarly, his family background and details about his parents and other family members are unknown to the media. However, Roukin’s fans can get to know more about him by following his Twitter handle. The actor keeps updating the same from time to time. Currently, Roukin lives in northern New Jersey.

Samuel Roukin first appeared as Michael Hockey in the 2008 drama ‘Housewife, 49.’ He then starred in the drama films ‘Miss Austen Regrets’ and ‘The End’. After this, he was cast as Tim in the comedy flick ‘Happy-Go-Lucky’. Soon after this, the actor appeared in the action-adventure movie ‘Solomon Kane’. In 2009, he got featured in the romantic drama film ‘Bright Star’. The same year, Roukin acted in the play titled ‘Seven Jewish Children: A Play for Gaza’.

He was cast as Mad Padraic in the black comedy play ‘The Lieutenant of Inishmore’ in 2010. That year, he also appeared as Marcus Payne in the crime drama ‘DCI Banks’. The British artiste also played Snatcher in the ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ the same year. Then he did the television flick ‘Appropriate Adult’ in 2011 and played Detective Constable Darren Law in it. A year later, Roukin acted in the TV film ‘Richard II’. From 2014 to 2017, he starred as John Graves Simcoe in the drama ‘Turn: Washington's Spies’. During this time, he also did the horror drama series ‘Salem’ as well as the flick ‘Equity’.