Louis Suc

Louis Suc began his illustrious acting career with a standout performance as Eric in the Olivier Award-winning original West End production of Matilda the Musical, presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company and directed by Matthew Warchus. He quickly rose to prominence, landing the lead role of Charlie in the original West End cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, where he worked under the guidance of acclaimed director Sam Mendes.

Transitioning to film, Louis made his cinematic debut as Toby in High Rise, a thriller directed by Ben Wheatley that featured a star-studded cast including Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller, Jeremy Irons, and Luke Evans. His subsequent film roles included portraying Bruno in The White King, directed by Alex Helfrecht and Jorg Tittel, as well as playing young Vlad in Music War and Love, directed by Martha Coolidge.

In addition to his stage and film accomplishments, Louis has lent his voice to various animated characters, including Edward in the popular children's television series Mike the Knight, and Ryon Forrester in the video game adaptation of the iconic series Game of Thrones. With a diverse portfolio of work across theater, film, and television, Louis Suc continues to establish himself as a versatile talent in the entertainment industry.