Ross Kemp, a renowned individual, was born on July 21, 1964, in the charming town of Barking, Essex, England. His mother, Jean, was a skilled hairdresser, while his father, John, proudly served as a policeman with the esteemed Metropolitan Police force. Ross has a brother, Darren, who is a talented documentary producer for the BBC.
Growing up, Ross attended Shenfield High School, where he was remembered as an exceptional athlete. His passion for acting began at a young age, and he went on to study drama at the prestigious Webber Douglas Academy. Since leaving the academy in 1985, Ross has maintained a consistent and impressive career, appearing in various stage productions, films, television shows, and commercials.
Ross's first credited television appearance was in 1986, where he played the role of Graham Lodsworth in the popular series "Emmerdale Farm" (now known as "Emmerdale"). His most iconic and award-winning performance to date was his portrayal of the hardman Grant Mitchell in the beloved BBC series "EastEnders".
