Finnegan Oldfield

Finnegan Oldfield, a formidable force in the realm of acting, was born on 10th January 1991 in Lewes, United Kingdom. He holds dual French-British citizenship, courtesy of his French mother and English father. Oldfield stepped onto the stage of acting starting from the tender age of 12 in 2003. Despite his young age, he successfully engraved his name in the industry with hard work and dedication. At age 14, Oldfield landed the lead role in the TV film L'Île Atlantique, a feat seldom achieved so early in one's career.

Taking a bold step for his passion, he dropped out of school at the age of 15. His dedication bore fruit when he received a César nomination in 2016 for his exceptional performance in Les Cowboys. Oldfield further embellished his success tale with another César nomination in 2018 for Reinventing Marvin. As of this update, Oldfield continues to actively engage in his calling, appearing in more than thirty films since his career's inception, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to his craft. Despite his overwhelmingly busy schedule, he always finds time for improvement and continues to elevate his art to new heights.