Since making his professional stage debut in the National Theatre of Scotland's critically-acclaimed play Black Watch in 2010, Jack Lowden has become a major star.
Born in Essex, Jack Lowden grew up in the Borders village of Oxton and was educated at Earlston High School.
He was just 10 when his parents enrolled him in Edinburgh's Scottish Youth Theatre and his first break came when he was cast in an Irn Bru advert, before he won the lead role in the revival of smash hit play Black Watch which toured the UK and the USA to huge acclaim.
Since then he's made a string of feature films, while continuning to appear in theatre productions and taking television roles.
His career to date has earned him a Olivier Award and two Scottish Bafta Awards.
He’s gained a new army of fans - and two Emmy nominations - thanks to his role in spy drama Slow Horses, acting opposite Gary Oldman.
And now he is one of the favourites to take over from Daniel Craig as James Bond, with The Rest is Entertainment host Richard Osman seemingly confident he’s bagged the career-defining part.
Here are all 16 feature films he's starred in to date.
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13. Benediction (2021)
Benediction was the directorial swansong of the much-missed Terence Davies. It tells the story of legendary 20th century English war poet Siegfried Sassoon, plays to great acclaim by Jack Lowden. | Contributed
14. Tornado (2025)
Tornado, sees Lowden star opposite Tim Roth in a period action film that opened the 2025 Glasgow Film Festival. He plays Little Sugar, the son of crime gang leader Sugarman (Roth), whose group of criminals cross paths with a Japanese puppeteer's daughter. | Contributed
15. Ella McCay (2025)
Released last year, Ella McCay sees Lowden star opposite 'Sex Education' star Emma Mackey in a political comedy about a woman who takes over aas a US state governor, despite being hugely unpopular within her own party. Lowden plays her feckless husband. | Contributed
16. Rogue Trooper (2026)
Director Duncan Jones (Moon), who also happens to be the son of a certain D. Bowie, premiered his new film Rogue Trooper at the recent London Film Festival and we're currently awaiting a general release date. Based on a 2000AD comic strip, it tells the story of a blue-skinned Genetic Infantryman who is the sole survivor of a catastrophic massacre. His mission? To hunt down those who betrayed him on toxic planet Nu-Earth. Lowden voices one of the Trooper's dead squadmates, Gunnar, whose personality is stored in his gun. | Contributed