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Joplin Sibtain, also known as Chook Sibtain, is a British actor who has appeared in films, TV shows and video games. He is known for his roles in Safe, Doctor Who, Star Wars: Andor and Horizon Zero Dawn.
Joplin Sibtain. Actor: Memory Man. Actor Joplin Sibtain was born in Waltham Forest, London. He had early desires to be a pianist but, at age thirteen, went to a Community Centre in Hackney where he first learned about acting.
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Joplin Sibtain, also known professionally as Chook Sibtain, was born in Waltham Forest, London, in August 1969 to Syed Sibtain and Mary Donaghey and is the youngest of four siblings. At thirteen, Sibtain attended the Community Centre in Hackney, where he initially learned about acting. After winning a scholarship, the actor attended the Webber Doug...
Sibtain started his career in the theater, performing in productions like The Starry Messenger, Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, An Oak Tree, and Dara. He has appeared in multiple theater venues, including the Hampstead Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe, Nuffield Theatre, and Salisbury Playhouse.
Sibtain has appeared in numerous television series and films and won Best Actor at the New York Movie award for his performance as the title role in the 2019 short film Memory Man. He also starred opposite Nick Nolte in the 2018 comedy Head Full of Money, playing the role of Mickey. Sibtain’s first acting credit was playing Charlie in the televisio...
Most recently, Sibtain appeared in six episodes of the 2022 Disney+ science-fiction series Andor, also referred to as Star Wars: Andor. The actor plays Brasso, Andor’s co-worker and friend, who is an ordinary man who rises up to fight against Imperial oppression. Andor is the prequel to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and occurs five years before the ...
Besides his theater, television and movie work, Sibtain has lent his voice to various video game voice acting roles, including Horizon Zero Dawn (Olin), Star Wars Battlefront II, Triangle Strategy (Sorsley), Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, and A Plague Tale: Requiem (Milo).
Sibtain is married to Charlotte Sibtain, the co-host of BBC Radio 4 ‘The Wedding Detectives’, and the couple welcomed their daughter, Cora, in June 2021. Fans can keep up with the actor on his Instagramaccount.
Learn about Joplin Sibtain, a British actor who plays Brasso in the Disney+ series Andor, a prequel to Rogue One. Find out his biography, career, awards, and personal life.
Joplin Sibtain is a British actor who has appeared in TV shows such as Vera, Hard Sun and Safe. He was born in London and has Irish citizenship. Learn more about his early career, family and trivia on IMDb.
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- Diego Luna - Cassian Andor. Once again starring and serving as an executive producer on the series, Diego Luna will be back in action for his second season as Cassian Andor in the journey toward his death in Rogue One.
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Watch the interview with Andor's Joplin Sibtain (Brasso) 🧱 and Muhannad Bhaier (Wilmon) at Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023
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Jan 13, 2019 · Joplin Sibtain is a British actor who plays Valdez, a correction officer in a New York prison, in Stephen Adly Guirgis’ dark comedy. He talks about his research, his character and the play in this interview with Theatre Weekly.
