- Height6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Ed Ward, was born in Cheshire, England in 1978. A keen rugby player and lover of the arts, he first went on stage when he attended the King's School Worcester and joined the drama society at the age of 13. He went on to Trinity College Dublin, where he performed in several English and French-speaking plays. He's had main roles in many plays in London and the West End stage and was once described as "a whirlwind of energy - captivating and dangerous".
He now mainly acts on screen and plays various eclectic characters from posh Sloanes, violent Russian villains, drunken war journalists, to off-beat comic types, such as an archetypal barnstorming English hippy in the film A Facebook Romance that won him the award for best supporting male actor at the Monaco International Film Festival. Ed has also been deeply convincing as a British military leader on screen. Hardly recognisable, he even turned his hand to play a feisty young Winston Churchill in the Great Arab Revolt.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anon
- Cut-glass English accent
- Has lived in Jordan and Spain and has a 'getaway' house in a secret location he's never disclosed.
- Studied at Trinity College Dublin.
- Speaks fluent English and French.
- It was claimed by the crew that he and co-star Ed Allenby drank over 400 pints of 'unbelievably strong Petra lager' between them in a week while filming in Um Qais, Jordan. This has never been confirmed but Allenby said on his return he remembered very well the journey there and back 'but nothing in between'.
- Was a prolific oil painter on large canvases.
- What annoys me the most? It has to be thieves. They're mindless. They steal your things and sell them to buy things they want. They could at least bloody steal the things they want. Someone once stole a signed picture of Daniel O'Donnell that was addressed to me - what could be more pointless?
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