Samuel Bossman
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Samuel Bossman is an Isle of Wight actor. He grew up with his mum and brother there, attending Cowes High School. Described infamously by the head of Ofsted as a "white ghetto." He has been acting from a young age, he got his first professional acting job at age eighteen, and worked as an extra and barman to support himself through university.
He went to university at Goldsmiths College, where he acted in the title role of Macbeth and worked on film, radio and sketch comedy - winning an award for the latter. He worked on Shakespeare productions at South London Theatre including Henry V as the Dauphin, to critical praise.
Before receiving a scholarship to drama school at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Graduating in 2016. Appearing soon after in his debut major feature role in The Favourite.
He went to university at Goldsmiths College, where he acted in the title role of Macbeth and worked on film, radio and sketch comedy - winning an award for the latter. He worked on Shakespeare productions at South London Theatre including Henry V as the Dauphin, to critical praise.
Before receiving a scholarship to drama school at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Graduating in 2016. Appearing soon after in his debut major feature role in The Favourite.
