Lewis Owen Heath, born in 1991 in Warrington, Cheshire, England, is the son of Clare Heath and Dave McGibbon, and the brother of Abbey Leigh McGibbon. His early start in acting began when he joined a local casting and model agency, landing his first role as Troy Johnstone in the TV series "Merseybeat" at the tender age of nine.
This initial foray into the world of acting was followed by appearances in a breakfast cereal commercial and a small role in the TV series "Nice Guy Eddie" in 2002. However, it was his audition for the film "Millions" in October 2002 that truly catapulted his career, as he was cast in the role of Anthony Cunningham just seven recalls later.
Filming for "Millions" began in May 2003, and Lewis celebrated his 12th birthday during the production. The film's release in 2004 marked a significant milestone for Lewis, who was now nearly 14 years old and had undergone significant physical changes since the start of filming.
Throughout his career, Lewis has demonstrated a natural affinity for acting, and has also developed a passion for playing the guitar. In addition to his acting pursuits, Lewis has also pursued his education, graduating from the University of Cumbria with a 2:1 BA Honours degree in Dance and Drama Performance in June 2012.
Following his graduation, Lewis began training at David Johnson Drama in Manchester, further honing his craft and preparing for his next move. In 2010, Lewis changed his name from Lewis McGibbon to Lewis Owen Heath, marking a new chapter in his life and career.
After taking time out to focus on his qualifications, Lewis is now eager to continue pursuing his acting career, bringing his unique blend of talent, passion, and dedication to the screen once again.
