DEAN-CHARLES CHAPMAN

From Westeros to the world with a no-nonsense attitude

Photography Dham Srifuengfung

Dean chews gum in that way only someone with a ‘cheeky chappy’ demeanour can. An Essex boy who first trod the boards as Billy Elliot in the West End at the age of 12, he describes himself as ‘easy-going’ and thinks it’s cool to love your mum and dad. ‘I think it’s cool to love full stop,’ he explains. ‘With the older generation it was a bit of an embarrassment to love. Now we’re a much more easy-going generation: say what you want, be who you want.’ While that ethos isn’t always associated with thespian life, Dean says that it helps. ‘If you’re easy-going with acting and let it flow, it helps the scene and makes it more natural.’ It’s evidently working: after an early role in Game of Thrones,…

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