Isaac Hampstead-Wright is a young actor from the UK, one of the few truly talented children artists who take part in large-scale projects. He is known for his role as Bran Stark in the cult TV series Game of Thrones. But this is not the only work of the popular actor.
Biography
Aiser was born into a prosperous family living in the south of the capital of "foggy Albion", April 9, 1999. A funny combination of numbers in his date of birth has always been cause for jokes at school.
Gymnasium of Queen Elizabeth, in which the future famous actor studied, was located in the city of Kent. He received a decent education, but in this institution it was customary to attend additional classes, sports or creative - at the choice of the students.
In order not to enter the football field on a cold morning every winter Saturday, Isaac enrolled in a theater club, although he did not feel any special attraction for acting. But the teachers were able to interest the child by discerning talent in him.
Already after school, Hampstead-Wright, Isaac went to study acting at the Canterbury Theater, leaving the University of Birmingham, but before that he got a versatile, vast experience in television and advertising.
Creative career
In 2011, Isaac was invited to two projects at once. The first was the series "Psychics", where the boy played a cameo role. But it was there that the creators of Game of Thrones noticed him, desperately looking for an actor for the role of Stark.
This was one of the most difficult characters, and the creators did not hope to find an artist on him. It all came down to having to simplify the character’s story. The son of the lord, living a prosperous life, suddenly turns into a cripple, deprived of the ability to walk. Soon, the Bran family is killed, his family estate is taken away, and the boy embarks on a difficult journey full of adventures and dangers.
For 12-year-old Isaac, it was hard, but extremely exciting work, but he managed to “revive” his character, the fans of the series watched the twists and turns of fate with bated breath. The young actor took part in all but the fifth season of the epic cult saga. True, in the latter he was already too grown up and could play the role of Stark only thanks to the tricks of the make-up artists.
In 2013, the closed-circuit crime thriller, in which Isaac took part, was released in England. In 2014, the full-length animation "The Monster Family" was released, where the actor voiced a puppet troll very similar to himself. Now Hampstead-Wright is growing up, his appearance and voice are changing, but he is not going to leave his acting career and is looking for new prospects for himself.
