Luke Kidd

Born Luke Jason Kidd in Hackney, London in 1990. He attended the famous Young Actors Theatre formerly known as Anna Schers from a young age. His first role was at the age of four as a guest in 90s TV series Bramwell. He then appeared as the lead of the Coca-Cola Hogwarts Castle Adventure commercial in the U.S. After a break away from acting as a teenager he turned his attention towards Soccer where he was awarded a two year scholarship but would soon return to acting after at the age of 18. His first film debut was in the feature film 'The Forgotten' directed by Oliver Frampton. He then landed roles in rising director Fredi Nwaka's 'AWOL - Absent With Out Love' and 'The Diary' before eventually landing a featured role in Josie Rourke's Mary Queen of Scots as James Haliburton. His most recent appearance has been as Kam in Eastenders in early 2021. Luke Kidd has been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, a condition in which high profile stars such as Lady Gaga suffer from. He spends most of his time outside of work advocating for more recognition of this debilitating disease and is working on a project with help from charities across the UK to raise awareness of 'The invisible disease'