Charlie Cox

Charlie Thomas Cox was born in London, England, to Patricia C. A. (Harley) and Andrew Frederick Seaforth Cox, a publisher. He has English, Scottish, and Irish ancestry, and descends from several prominent forebears (Baronets of Agnew and Carnegie, an Earl of Findlater, and a Colonial Governor of New York, Andrew Elliot).Cox was educated and received his training in drama at Sherborne School in Dorset where he appeared in Dealer's Choice / Patrick Marber (Mugsy) The Writing Game (Leo) Code Crackers / Andy Wilkinson (Weasel) Confusions / Alan Aykbourne (Martin & Arthur) Henry V (Nym & John Bates). He received the Gerald Pitman Award for Acting from Sherborne School. He also appeared in _Judge John Deed (2001)_ (qv) as the Young Vicar.He starred in _Things to Do Before You're 30 (2005)_ (qv) (formerly You Don't Have To Say You Love Me), with 'Dougray Scott' (qv), _The Merchant of Venice (2004)_ (qv), with 'Al Pacino' (qv), and _Dot the I (2003)_ (qv) (aka Obsession) with 'Gael García Bernal' (qv), which received rave reviews at The Sundance Film Festival.::Lalaith03@aol.com/'Charlie Cox' (qv) Online.com