Jack Brett Anderson

Jack can most recently be seen as Gracchus in S2 of DOMINA as well as Guy in the acclaimed Hulu series, THE GREAT.

In 2022, he starred in SONAR a short film by director James Hughes.  He also played a lead role in ACCEPTABLE DAMAGE, a British feature focusing on teenagers with autism and bullying, which was released in cinemas in 2020 and which has been nominated fora British Film Award. Britflicks wrote of Jack's character: "A strongly drawn antagonist, ‘Rabbit,’ played superbly by ‘Jack Brett Anderson’."

In July 2019, Jack filmed the lead role in Film4 horror project, FALSE INDIGO, alongside Morgane Polanski.

In 2018, he played Gery Pieret in Discovery's tentpole show, GENIUS: PICASSO, starring Antonio Banderas. Before this, he played the lead role in play HELD at the Tristan Bates Theatre in London and filmed INTRIGO – SAMARIA, directed by Daniel Alfredson.

Jack walked the catwalk in London for DOLCE & GABBANA and also starred in Wolf Alice’s music video for DON'T DELETE THE KISSES.

He made his directorial debut in early 2020 with the play, SYNDROME, which has been nominated for two Offies – Best Company Ensemble and Best New Play. The play focusses on a group of soldiers during the first Gulf War and the effects it had on their lives afterwards. It’s received a host of five star reviews – Theatre Weekly wrote: “This play is directed with passion, and that comes through in every second of performance."

In 2017, Jack reprised his lead role in the critically acclaimed final series of the award-winning fantasy drama WOLFBLOOD for the BBC. He played Jeff Mosley in the feature film DON'T HANG UP alongside Sienna Guillory, and the lead in BBC 3's A BOYS GUIDE, directed by BAFTA-winner Ben Anthony.

He starred in the short film, HELLO AGAIN, which premiered at the London Short Film Festival, and in the short RUNAWAY, which premiered at the Austin Film Festival, Texas.

Jack also shot COME FIND ME alongside Billy Zane, Dale Dickey and Shanley Caswell and has appeared as a guest lead in CASUALTY in the past.