Jack McMullen

Born as Jack Michael McMullen on 22 February 1991 in Liverpool, England, he is an esteemed English actor and writer. His career spans diverse roles in notable television series and movies such as 'Waterloo Road,' 'Little Boy Blue,' 'Brookside,' and 'Grange Hill.' McMullen made his television debut with the Channel 4 soap opera 'Brookside,' portraying the character of Josh McLoughlin from 2002 until the program's concluding episode in 2003. His performance in 'Brookside' won him two British Soap Awards, the first for Best Newcomer and the second for Best On-Screen Partnership with his co-star Sarah White. After his initial success, McMullen continued to establish his presence in the industry by portraying Timothy 'Tigger' Johnson in the long-running BBC One children's television series 'Grange Hill.' His performance as 'Tigger' started as a guest role from 2004 and proven significant to his career. McMullen's versatility took him beyond this, as he featured in an episode of the BBC One drama series 'The Street' and later starred in 'Proper Messy' as part of BBC Switch. McMullen then became part of a compelling storyline on 'Doctors,' a BBC One medical soap opera, where he was portrayed as a member of a young gay couple who decided to run away from home. From 2010 to 2012, he embodied the character of troublemaker Finn Sharkey in the BBC One school-based drama series 'Waterloo Road.' His skills allowed him to appear in a variety of other roles, including a part in the BBC One series 'Casualty' and the film 'The Knife That Killed Me' in 2013. Most recently, in June 2021, he worked onscreen alongside Sean Bean and Stephen Graham in the BBC series 'Time'