Edward Hayter
Edward Hayter, also known as Ed Hayter, is a British actor and model, known for starring in the play Touching the Void.[1] He also has played the main roles in To Dream, Burning Men, Daughter, and a recurrent role in Will.[2] [3]
| Edward Hayter | |
|---|---|
| Born | Edward Hayter London |
| Other names | Ed |
| 🎓 Alma mater | The Poor School |
| 💼 Occupation | Actor • Model |
| 📆 Years active | 2013–present |
| Notable work | Will (TV series) To Dream Burning Men Touching the Void |
Early Life
Hayter grew up in London, England.[4] Hayter became a model then he made the transition and trained at The Poor School to became an actor. [5]
Career
Edward Hayter started modeling at early age. Modeling had opened him the doors into acting. He made appearances in magazines such as Country Life in September 2022 , Sphere in October 2020, Juste Magazine in 2019,Schön! Magazine in September 25 2015... Hayter appeared in television commercials such as Porsche for the 911 S/T model, Genesis Motors for the GV60 model and many more commercials.
In 2014, Hayter played Dominic in the short film An Open Letter To Dominic. [6] In the same year, Hayter was part of the music video Cocoon by Catfish and the Bottlemen.[7]
In 2015, Hayter played the lead character, a graffiti artist, in the short film More Hate Than Fear, directed by Molly Manning Walker and Billy Boyd Cape. [8][9]
In 2016, he played the lead in his first feature film, To Dream, which opened the British Urban Film Festival in 2017.[10] He appeared in a London Live interview in 2016. Hayter said he hopes the film get accross the fact that these kinds of lifestyle tackled in the film such as drug abuse and depression can be dark but also has a positive effect when watching the film.[11] Hayter also appeared for the British Urban Film Festival. He won an award in the category "Best Actor" from World Music And Independent Film Festival in 2017.[12] He was nominated as "Best Actor" for the British Urban Film Festival in 2017.[13]
In 2017, he played Thomas Walsingham in the TV show Will.[14] [15] Sir Thomas Walsingham, is a patron to poets Christopher Marlowe, played by Jamie Campbell Bower. He also works to bring down the Catholics.[16]
In 2018, Hayter made his professional stage debut as Simon Yates (mountaineer), a mountaineer, in the play Touching the Void[17] at Bristol Old Vic. Hayter said that it is interesting to understand why someone would risk their life for something they love.[18] Hayter has said that he wants to make it as real as possible. He said he trained for the role in mountains and he'd get cold hands. Since he haven't met Simon before Touching The Void tour he took the traits of videos he watched about Simon and had read the book and watch the film to be able to portray his character. Hayter said it was interesting to meet him.[19]
In 2019, Hayter played Jimmy in a short film titled Daughter. In the same year he played the main role – Ray, a musician – in the movie The Burning Men.[20] Hayter has appeared on London Live for the Burning Men premiere in September 28 2019. [21] His interest in music was a big part of being accepted for Burning Men. Hayter also learned the guitar. During the same interview, Hayter was asked by the host if he could relate to any characters he played, he said he can relate to all of them in some points but couldnt think of a particular role. He has stated "you carry every single role".[22]
Public Image
Touching The Void:
Hayter's performance was considered as "pitch perfect" as it felt real and truly authentic. [23] Hayter was so into his role that he "radiates the moral anguish" of his own staging character. [24] Because of the strong winds while making the play, Hayter had to yell so he could be heard by the public. [25] On The Afternoon Show, Janice Forsyth spoke to Edward Hayter. Forsyth has stated "Edward is the power of theatre" and has said that he could be taken anywhere if he concentrate the audience. [26]
To Dream:
Nicole Albarelli, director of To Dream, has said about Hayter that she had written the script with Hayter in mind as they shot a music video (Love Song by Jagga) a few years ago with the same actors and same subject. Albarelli wanted Hayter to still audition for Luke. [27] Albarelli said that she needed to get a good performance from Hayter as he was going through some challenges at the time so they locked him in a room for the "mirror scene".[28] Film Threat has stated in their review of the film that Hayter brilliantly command his roles through arrogance and vulnerability, showing how becoming an adult is actually horrifying uncertain.[29]
Burning Men:
Liselotte Vanophem, the interviewer,stated "Hayter deliver enthralling performances filled with a lot of emotions and musical talent". [30] Elinor Crawley has stated "Hayter had a little bit of a play (with the equipment) as I know at one point they were going to use a head cam for the driving but that didn’t end up working out as it wasn’t safe." [31]
Filmography
TV Series
- 2017: Will: Thomas Walsingham
Film
- 2016: To Dream: Luke
- 2019: The Burning Men: Ray
Short Film
- 2014: An Open Letter To Dominic: Dominic
- 2015: More Hate Than Fear: Graffiti artist
- 2019: Daughter: Jimmy
- 2020: Grounds: Jack Desmond
- 2022: A Sober Dance: Crim Snar
Theatre
- 2018: Touching the Void: Simon Yates
Music Videos
- 2012: Love Song by Jagga
- 2014: Cocoon by Catfish and the Bottlemen : Protagonist
- 2015: Darkest Hours by Memtrix and Spor : love interest
Awards and nominations
| Year | Award | Category | Work | Result | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | World Music And Independent Film | Best Actor | To Dream | Won | [32] |
| 2017 | British Urban Film Festival | Best Actor | To Dream | Nominated | [33] |
References
- ↑ [ https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/17SGLJmY49d3hBlyV7hRRNz/would-you-cut-the-rope-the-new-play-revisiting-a-classic-dilemma "Would you cut the rope the new play revisiting a classic dilemma"] Check
|url=value (help). BBC. BBC. 1 February 2019. - ↑ "celebrities edward hayter". TV Guide. TV Guide.
- ↑ "celebrity edward hayter". rotten tomatoes.
- ↑ "Would you cut the rope the new play revisiting a classic dilemma". BBC. Interviewed by Janice.
- ↑ "podcast Edward Hayter". Podcast spotify. Interviewed by Leo Sartain. 2020.
- ↑ "An Open Letter To Dominic". short film wire.
- ↑ "Victoria Emslie Edward Hayter". promonews.
- ↑ "film More Hate Than Fear". filmfest EMDEN.
- ↑ "why graffiti writers get sent to prison for so long". dazed digital. Natty Kasambala.
- ↑ "Nicole Albarelli debut feature staring Ed Hayter". British Urban Film Festival. British Urban Film Festival. Retrieved July 9, 2017.
- ↑ "To Dream Film London Live with Nicole Albarelli,Ed Hayter and Frank Jackman". To Dream (Interview). Interviewed by Cleanfeed Media. London: London Live. Retrieved September 9, 2016.
- ↑ "WMIFF | notable past entries". WMIFF.
- ↑ "Nominees and Winners 2017". British Urban Film Festival.
- ↑ "celebrities edward hayter". tv guide.
- ↑ "celebrity edward hayter". rotten tomatoes.
- ↑ "recap will season 1 episode 3". ew.
- ↑ "Bristol Old Vic and Edinburgh Lyceum announce casts for Touching the Void and Twelfth Night |". WhatsOnStage. July 2018.
- ↑ "Bristol theatre news touching the void video". whats on stage. 24 August 2018.
- ↑ "Would you cut the rope the new play revisiting a classic dilemma". BBC. Interviewed by Janice.
- ↑ Maher, Kevin (March 1, 2019). "Burning Men review". the times.
- ↑ "Elinor Crawley, Ed Hayter, Jeremy Wooding in town for a London Live TV interview ahead of Burning Men TV premiere" (Interview).
- ↑ Curating Conversations, Leo (April 12, 2020). "podcast Edward Hayter". Spotify (Interview).
- ↑ Treneman, Ann (September 20, 2018). "article theatre review touching the void". the times.
- ↑ Lawson, Mark (September 19, 2018). "stage 2018 sep 19 Touching the Void review Bristol Old Vic". The Guardian.
- ↑ Hart, Christopher (September 23, 2018). "article theatre review Touching The Void Bristol Old Vic". the times.
- ↑ "Would you cut the rope the new play revisiting a classic dilemma". BBC. Interviewed by Janice.
- ↑ "To Dream Film London Live with Nicole Albarelli,Ed Hayter and Frank Jackman". To Dream (Interview). London: London Live. Retrieved September 9, 2016.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedIvan-Zade - ↑ "reviews to dream". film threat. January 22, 2019.
- ↑ "Burning Men review". ocmoviereviews. Interviewed by Liselotte Vanophem. March 29, 2019.
- ↑ "Elinor Crawley interview". Cardiff Times. Interviewed by Carl Marsh. June 3, 2019.
- ↑ "WMIFF | notable past entries". WMIFF.
- ↑ "Nominees and Winners 2017". British Urban Film Festival.
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