Barry Keoghan

Barry Keoghan – “Dunkirk” Santa Monica Press Conference – The Barker Hangar, 3021 Airport Avenue – Santa Monica, CA, USA, 2017 – photo Credit: Izumi Hasegawa / PRPhotos.com

Place of Birth: Summerhill, Dublin, Ireland

Date of Birth: 18 October, 1992

Ethnicity: Irish

Barry Keoghan is an Irish actor. His roles include the films Between the Canals, Stalker (2012), Stay (2013), ’71, Mammal, Trespass Against Us, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Dunkirk, American Animals, Black ’47, Calm with Horses, The Green Knight, Eternals, The Banshees of Inisherin, and Saltburn, and the series Fair City, Love/Hate, Rebellion, Chernobyl, Top Boy, and Masters of the Air. He is an ambassador for Dior, and for Barretstown, an Irish non-profit camp for children with serious illnesses. He is also an amateur boxer.

Barry has said:

Heroin came into Dublin, and it caught every family. My mother was one of the unlucky ones. She got caught on it, then she passed away… [He and his brother were subsequently raised by their grandmother] She’s a tough one… I’ll come home off a film set where I’m getting pampered, and I’ll get a slap in the head if I don’t make my bed. That’s what I love about her.

His surname is pronounced kee-own.

He has a son with his former partner Alyson Kierans.

9 Responses

  1. myfellowwhitepeople says:

    exotic

  2. jonasbttencourt says:

    He could be Joel Edgerton younger brother.

  3. Meme says:

    No to isn’t. It’s pronounced ‘kio Gan’ and I know because it’s. My mother’s surname. And she isn’t Jewish. Neither is Barry.

  4. ses101 says:

    He should be held up as an example to the numerous American posters here who think only people of Asian descent can have “Asian” eyes.

  5. follers says:

    It’s pronounced Barry Cohen, of course.

    • Meme says:

      No to isn’t. It’s pronounced ‘kio Gan’ and I know because it’s. My mother’s surname. And she isn’t Jewish. Neither is Barry.

      • Tom keoghan says:

        It’s pronounced ‘KYO-en’, with the emphasis on the first syllable. A very small minority of Keoghans may have decided, at some point, to differentiate themselves by pronouncing it ‘KYO- gan’, especially if they had emigrated somewhere, like America. But here in Ireland – as is the case with Barry Keoghan – it is generally pronounced ‘KYO-en’

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