Barry Sloane is a Liverpool-born actor and writer who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry through his portrayal of complex, emotionally charged characters. Born in Liverpool, Sloane's early work included a standout performance as Troy Whitworth in Jez Butterworth's play Jerusalem, earning him critical acclaim for his raw, menacing, and heartbreaking portrayal.
Sloane's talent soon extended to television, where he delivered a blistering and heartbreaking reinvention of Yosser Hughes in the classic British series Boys from the Blackstuff. His performance in the show was praised by The Guardian for its raw emotion and intensity.
Before his success in the UK, Sloane cracked the US market with standout roles in Revenge, Longmire, and SIX, where he portrayed Navy SEAL Joe "Bear" Graves, earning widespread acclaim for his raw, magnetic, and unrelenting performance.
Sloane's talent also extends to the world of video games, where his performance as Captain John Price in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare earned him a BAFTA nomination and introduced the iconic character to a new generation of players.
In recent years, Sloane has showcased his talent in various British productions, including Litvinenko, Passenger, The Sandman, and the upcoming Jack Thorne drama The Hack.
Sloane's writing skills were also showcased in his debut play Two of Us, which imagined a late-life reunion between John Lennon and Paul McCartney. In the play, Sloane took on the role of John Lennon, delivering a striking mix of sarcasm, melancholy, and unpredictability that was praised by critics.
Throughout his career, Barry Sloane has consistently delivered performances that are both dangerous and deeply emotional, bringing a sense of truth and authenticity to every role he takes on.
