Joe Alwyn

English actor

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2025 Joe Alwyn is in post-production for the film 'Bartholomew'
April 2025 Signed an open letter with over 400 film and television professionals showing solidarity with trans, non-binary, and intersex communities in response to a Supreme Court ruling and EHRC guidance.
2024 Upcoming roles in 'Kinds of Kindness' as multiple characters (Collectibles appraiser 1 / Jerry / Joseph) and 'The Brutalist' as Harry Lee Van Buren.
2024 Alwyn publicly commented on the breakup, discussing the challenges of ending a long-term relationship and the unusual public scrutiny surrounding their split.
2023 During the Gaza war, Alwyn began using his Instagram platform to raise awareness for the Palestinian cause and support charities like Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC).
2023 Signed the Artists4Ceasefire letter addressed to then U.S. President Joe Biden and wore the collective's pin at public events.
2023 Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift ended their long-term relationship after more than six and a half years together.
2023 Starred in the short film 'A Very Short Film About Longing', which was screened at the BFI London Film Festival.
2022 Played Daniel DeHaven in 'Stars at Noon' and George in 'Catherine Called Birdy'.
2022 Alwyn played the main role of Nick Conway in the 'Conversations with Friends' television series, spanning 12 episodes
2022 Joe Alwyn co-wrote the song 'Sweet Nothing' for Taylor Swift's album 'Midnights'.
2022 Won BMI London Award for Most Performed Songs of the Year for 'Exile'
2022 Appears on the Time 100 Next list of rising stars and stars in the Hulu drama series 'Conversations with Friends'.
2022 Starred in the drama series 'Conversations with Friends', appeared in films 'Stars at Noon' and 'Catherine Called Birdy', and co-wrote 'Sweet Nothing' on Swift's 'Midnights' album.
April 2022 Revealed the origin of his pseudonym 'William Bowery' to The Wall Street Journal, naming it after his great-grandfather William Alwyn and the Bowery neighborhood in New York.
2021 Starred as Max in 'The Souvenir Part II' and as Laurence Stirling in 'The Last Letter from Your Lover'.
2021 Won BMI London Award for Most Performed Songs of the Year for 'Betty'
2021 Won his first Grammy Award when 'Folklore' won Album of the Year at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, credited as a producer.
2020 Appeared as himself in the documentary 'Miss Americana'.
2020 Begins collaboration with Taylor Swift, working on songs for her albums.
2019 Played Gideon Brodess in the film 'Harriet'.
2019 Won Best Ensemble awards for 'The Favourite' from Critics' Choice Movie Awards, Georgia Film Critics Association, New York Film Critics Online, and Satellite Awards
2019 Joe Alwyn starred as Bob Cratchit in the 'A Christmas Carol' miniseries, which consisted of three episodes
2018 Breakthrough year for Alwyn with multiple significant film roles: Klaus Eichmann in 'Operation Finale', Samuel Masham in 'The Favourite', Henry Wallace in 'Boy Erased', and Robert Dudley in 'Mary Queen of Scots'.
2018 Joe Alwyn was nominated for Best Ensemble in 'The Favourite' by multiple film critics associations, including Detroit Film Critics Society, International Cinephile Society, Seattle Film Critics Society, and Women Film Critics Circle
2018 Wins the Trophée Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival and appears in multiple films including 'The Favourite', 'Boy Erased', and 'Mary Queen of Scots'.
2017 Alwyn starred as Adrian Finn in 'The Sense of an Ending'.
2016 Makes his feature film debut as the titular character in Ang Lee's war drama 'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk'.
2016 Joe Alwyn began his romantic relationship with Taylor Swift, which would last over six and a half years.
2015 Joe Alwyn was cast in the lead role of Ang Lee's war drama film 'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk', marking his first major film role after coming to the United States for auditions.
2015 Completes a BA degree in acting from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
2012 Graduates with a BA degree in English literature and drama from the University of Bristol.

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