David Harewood Siblings: Meet Paul Harewood

Paul Harewood is a brother of David Harewood.

Although Paul is a celebrity sibling, his details are not known.

However, Paul’s brother David Harewood is a British actor and presenter.

Born in the Small Heath, he attended St Benedict’s Junior School and Washwood Heath Academy.

He was a member of the National Youth Theatre. In his youth, he worked at a wine bar in Birmingham city centre.

In 1990, Harewood began his acting and appeared in The Hawk, Great Moments in Aviation, Harnessing Peacocks, Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Blood Diamond, The Merchant of Venice and Strings.

In television shows, Harewood is known for his television appearances on Ballykissangel, The Vice and Fat Friends. He played Don Coleman in Hustle (Series 7 The Fall of Railton FC (2011)).

Harewood starred in the BBC single drama Mrs Mandela, playing Nelson Mandela in 2009. He played Brother Tuck in the third series of Robin Hood. He appeared in the Doctor Who story “The End of Time”.

In November 2021, The Guardian published an article focusing on Harewood and actor Ricardo P Lloyd comparing both of their lives and careers and the struggles black British actors face in the UK.

This was part of Black British culture matters, curated by Lenny Henry & Marcus Ryder for The Guardian Saturday Culture Issue No7.

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