Stephen Graham Biography, Age, Movies, TV Shows, Wife

Stephen Graham Pirates Of The Caribbean

He played the role of Scrum.

Stephen Graham Boardwalk Empire

He played Al Capone’s role.

Stephen Graham Band Of Brothers

He played Sgt. Myron “Mike” Ranney’s role.

Stephen Graham This Is England

He played the role of Andrew “Combo” Gascoigne in This Is England.

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Stephen Graham Interview

What is your earliest memory? 
Pedalling a little police car with a helmet on, when I was about three, up and down my nana’s garden in Kirkby.

Which living person do you most admire and why? 
My wife, Hannah. She’s amazing and keeps me in check. I met her 24 years ago at drama school.

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? 
Self-doubt.

What is your most treasured possession? 
A painting my children and I did in the garden when they were three and five. We threw a load of sponges with different colours at a piece of plain wallpaper, then forgot and left it out overnight, and it rained. Next day, it looked like a Jackson Pollock. So I bought a beautiful frame and it sits in the living room.

What is your most unappealing habit? 
Not putting the toilet seat down.

Who would play you in the film of your life?
My son, Alfie. He played a young me in Walk Like A Panther and he does a funny little scouse accent.

What is the worst thing anyone’s said to you? 
I got called the N word a couple of times when I was younger. I am mixed race: my dad’s very dark and my grandad was from Jamaica.

What does love feel like? 
Warm contentment, and like nothing else exists.

Have you ever said ‘I love you’ and not meant it? 
Once or twice, back in the day.

Which words or phrases do you most overuse? 
Bollocks – it sounds great in a scouse accent.

What is the worst job you’ve done? 
I worked in a TGI Fridays when I was 19 and came to London for the first time. It was absolutely horrible and I got fired after two weeks.

What has been your biggest disappointment? 
Liverpool losing the FA Cup final to Wimbledon when I was a kid. It made me cry.

How often do you have sex?
It’s quite difficult with two kids and being away quite a bit, so I am going to say whenever we find a moment, be it in the kitchen or the bedroom!

What is the closest you’ve come to death? 
I was knocked over by a taxi in Liverpool when I was seven. And I fell off the seventh storey of a car park when I was 10 and broke both legs, my collarbone and my arm.

What has been your closest brush with the law?
When I was 15, I was doing a play by Willy Russell called Our Day Out in Chester, and me and this other lad took a starter pistol from a prop table. The next day, the police were waiting for us and gave us a big talk about how it was classed as a firearm and very dangerous. To teach us a lesson, they took us to a police cell where we spent two hours. It was a great scare tactic.

What keeps you awake at night?
Nothing.

What is the most important lesson life has taught you? 
You only get the one.