Andrew Simpson

Andrew Simpson was born on Jan 01, 1989 in UK. Andrew Simpson's big-screen debut came with Song for a Raggy Boy directed by Aisling Walsh in 2003, strarring Gerard Peters 458. Andrew Simpson is known for Rebellion directed by Aku Louhimies, Michael Ford-FitzGerald stars as Harry Butler and Jordanne Jones as Minnie Mahon. The most recent award Andrew Simpson achieved is Rhode Island International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Andrew Simpson plays is Nightride which will be released on Mar 04, 2022.

Andrew Simpson attended the Foyle School of Speech and Drama, and was taught by Sandra Biddle in his home city of Derry in Northern Ireland. Andrew's mum and dad are Marion and Paddy and he has two older sisters, Charlotte and Sarah and a younger brother, Patrick, all of whom have also attended Miss Biddle's excellent training school for drama. Andrew performed in feis (festivals) and was spotted when introduced by agent and talent-spotter Patrick Duncan to Aisling Walsh, director of Song for a Raggy Boy (2003). Played Gerard Peters in this brilliant but brutal Irish reform school story, and younger brother Sean was played by Shankill Road, Belfast, boy Michael Sloan; Aidan Quinn and Iain Glen starred. He has played in the Millenium Forum, Derry, in Packy's Wake, and attended Centre Stage Drama holidays in Parkanaur, Northern Ireland, 2 years in a row. Andrew also helped develop Cadanza at Moonstone (2004) and he has appeared in adverts for the PSNI and Invest NI. Cast opposite Cate Blanchett, Judi Dench and Bill Nighy in the Richard Eyre-directed Chronique d'un scandale (2006), adapted by Patrick Marber (Closer: entre adultes consentants (2004)) from Zoë Heller's book. Plays Steven Connolly, an Irish immigrant boy who attends the school where Cate and Judi's characters teach.