John Lynch

Born and raised in Ireland, John Lynch's film credits include: Terry George's Some Mother's Son with Helen Mirren;This is the Sea, Moll Flanders, Nothing Personal, Angel Baby, The Secret of Roan Inish, Words Upon a Windowpane, In the Name of the Father, The Secret Garden, Michael White's Railway Station Man, Derek Jarman's Edward II, Hardware, 1871, and Pat O'Connor's Cal in which he also costarred with Helen Mirren.

Television includes: Peak Practice (Central TV); Young Indy (Lucas Film); Small Change (Channel 4); Shrinks (Zenith); Out of the Blue (BBC); The Roughest Way (BBC); Chimera (Zenith); Who Bombed Birmingham? (Granada); Making Out (BBC); Total Eclipse (LOOT and Great Writers James Joyce (LWT).

Theatre includes Hamlet (Abbey Theatre, dir: Fiona Shaw); Electra (Riverside/Bobigny); The Way South, By the Border and The Strangeness of Others (all for the National Theatre); The Tutor (Old Vic); Infidelities (Lyric, Hammersmith); Up to the Sun Down the Centre (Royal Court); Arturo VI, Oh What a Lovely War, Scraps and The Tempest (all at the Contact Theatre, Manchester); The Seagull (Lyric Hammersmith/Queens) and Nicolas Nickleby directed by Trevor Nunn for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Note: This profile was written in or before 2002.

John Lynch Facts

Occupation	Actor
Birthday	December 26, 1961 (60)
Sign	Capricorn
Birthplace	Corrinshego, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Selected Filmography

Not available.