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worked with some of the best actors, directors and producers in the business. The actor is
currently a series regular alongside Steve Buscemi in HBO’s drama “Boardwalk Empire,”
playing a young Al Capone.
Graham’s portrayal of Baby Face Nelson opposite Johnny Depp and Christian Bale in
Public Enemies was a scene-stealer and he just booked a great role in London Boulevard,
opposite Keira Knightley and Colin Farrell. He recently starred in the BBC miniseries “The
Occupation,” which was a huge hit in the U.K. His depiction of an alcoholic in Jimmy
McGovern’s “The Street” garnered rave reviews as well.
ULRICH THOMSEN (Eckhart) gained much attention in his groundbreaking
performance in Thomas Vinterberg’s The Celebration. Thomsen’s performance as the eldest
son in a family full of secrets earned him a European Film Award nomination for Best Actor. In
2004, he won the award for Best Actor at the San Sebastian International Film Festival for his
performance in Brothers, opposite Connie Nielsen.
Other film credits include Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of Heaven, with Orlando Bloom; the
Danish film The Inheritance, for which he won the Danish Film Academy Award for Best Actor;
the Fox feature Hitman, alongside Timothy Olyphant; the Ridley and Tony Scott-produced TNT
miniseries “The Company”; Kathryn Bigelow’s The Weight of Water, with Sean Penn; and
Michael Apted’s The World is Not Enough, with Pierce Brosnan. Most recently, Thomsen was
seen in Tom Tykwer’s The International, opposite Clive Owen and Naomi Watts, Michael
Cuesta’s Tell Tale, and Neil Marshall’s Centurion.
ROBERT SHEEHAN (Kay) hails from Portlaoise, Ireland, and has been acting since
childhood. He recently played B.J. in the highly successful Red Riding trilogy, based on David
Peace’s novels of the same name. Sheehan appeared in all three films, working alongside
actors such as Sean Bean, Paddy Considine and Peter Mullan.
Sheehan’s breakthrough role came in Aisling Walsh’s acclaimed feature Song for a
Raggy Boy. Since then, he has appeared in a number of pictures including A Dublin Story,
Ghostwood, An Creatur and Martin Duffy’s Summer of the Flying Saucers, in which he played
the leading role. He plays the co-lead opposite Ben Barnes in Nick Hamm’s forthcoming
comedy Killing Bono.
Sheehan played the leading role of Luke opposite Rupert Grint, Kimberly Nixon and
James Nesbitt in Cherrybomb, directed by Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn. It premiered to