Stephen Walters is one of the most popular and richest Actor who was born on May 22, 1975 in Litherland, England, United Kingdom. Stephen Walters (born 22 May 1973) is an English actor from England. An actor who is regularly seen on British film and television and film, he has performed an array of characters and a variety of roles as a character in comedy and drama. Walters is usually associated with complex, unpredictable characters. He was nominated for the Royal Television Society Best Actor award in 2013 for his part on the Sky Arts drama Ragged.
Between 1998 between 1998 and in 2000 Walters played a number of episodes of The BBC’s Pie in the Sky, in which he starred alongside Late Richard Griffiths, Mikey Sullivan in Jimmy McGovern’s crime-drama Liverpool 1, Technician Fifth Grade John McGrath in HBO’s WWII miniseries Band of Brothers (based upon the work of historian Stephen E. Ambrose’s book that was titled the same) as well as Scott on Scott in the BBC Drama Nice Guy Eddie. In this period, Walters finished his first feature film, in which he performed the character of Dennis as well as Robert Carlyle, in Jake Scott’s comic comedy anachronistic Plunkett along with Macleane.
In 2001, Walters starred as Knockoff in the BBC production of writer Jim Cartwright’s (Road, Little Voices) comedy Strumpet, opposite Christopher Eccleston. Directed by Danny Boyle, the film was a contrast to the dramatic work Walters had done to date. Walters then played Kick Box Stevie in the darkly comedic film Kiss Kiss (Bang Bang), writer/director Stuart Suggs sophomore feature.
These consecutive roles were the springboard to Walters being cast in the lead role of prison psychiatrist Nick Vaughan, alongside Lennie James, in Channel 4’s eight-part drama series Buried (2002). The Channel 4 series, from producer Tony Garner, was awarded the BAFTA for Best Drama and Walters was the recipient of critical acclaim for his performance.
After completing drama school, Walters played Ian Glover in Jimmy McGovern’s well-known film Hillsborough (1996) which was inspired by the Hillsborough disaster that took place in the 1989 FA Cup Semi-finals. Hillsborough was later awarded an award of BAFTA for the best drama. His next appearance was in as Jamie Johnson on ITV’s ill-fated drama series Springhill (1996) however Walters was not able to return for the sequel because of differences in his artistic style. In 1997, he was able to again collaborate alongside “Ghost Story” director Julian Jarrold in the ITV drama Touching Evil. Walters will play the lead role of Jack McCaffrey, a slippery Cockney in the two-part series with the final episode was created by Paul Abbott.
