Joseph Quinn: From Game of Thrones to Stranger Things Stardom
Joseph Quinn, the British actor most recognized for his captivating portrayal of Eddie Munson in Netflix’s Stranger Things, had an exciting start in the film industry. Quinn dabbled in various TV roles before becoming a household name with Stranger Things, including a part of the globally-acclaimed HBO series Game of Thrones.
Early Beginnings
After graduating from the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in 2015, Quinn dove headfirst into the film industry. His first significant role came as Arthur Havisham in the TV series Dickensian. In the early stages of his career, Quinn predominantly graced the stage, honing his craft before transitioning to on-screen roles.
Gaining Momentum
Quinn gained further prominence as Leonard Bast in the four-part miniseries Howards End. His impressive performance in these supporting roles led to an opportunity to join the cast of the fantasy series that was the talk of the globe – Game of Thrones.
Stepping into the Realm of Game of Thrones
With a vast array of characters and a reputation for surprising cameos, Game of Thrones allowed Quinn to flex his acting muscles. Quinn played Koner, a Stark soldier stationed at the gates of Winterfell, in the series’ seventh season. His character, alongside Henk, has a memorable encounter with Arya Stark, setting the stage for a humorous and engaging sequence.
The Leap to Stranger Things
After his stint in Game of Thrones, Quinn stepped into the spotlight with Stranger Things. His portrayal of Eddie Munson, a charismatic sixth-year senior and the leader of The Hellfire Club, was met with critical acclaim. His eccentric, energetic performance combined with a hidden warm heart won over viewers and earned him a Saturn Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series.
Rising Star in Hollywood
Joseph Quinn is carving out a name for himself in Hollywood with an increasingly impressive filmography, which includes appearances in series such as Catherine the Great and Les Misérables. As he grows in his career, audiences can look forward to seeing more captivating performances from this rising star.
