Jonah Hauer-King

British actor, Jonah Hauer-King most recently starred as Prince Eric in the Disney live-action remake of THE LITTLE MERMAID opposite Halle Bailey and Melissa McCarthy.

In addition, Jonah is set to appear in RICH FLU alongside Rafe Spall and Timothy Spall - and as Lale Sokolov, the lead in THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ for Sky. The limited series will be based on Heather Morris’ 2018 novel of the same name.

In 2022, Jonah featured in THE FLATSHARE, an original series for Paramount + based on Beth O’Leary’s bestselling novel, Flatshare. He will also play Giacomo Casanova in A BEAUTIFUL IMPERFECTION, an empowering love story based on the book by Arthur Japin. The film went to Cannes for market.

Notable television credits include; the BBC One and PBS WW2 drama series WORLD ON FIRE (2019). Jonah starred in the leading role as Harry Chase, opposite Lesley Manville, Sean Bean and Helen Hunt. Jonah will soon reprise his role for a second series. Two further BBC series, 'HOWARD’S END' with Hayley Atwell and Matthew Macfadyen, and 'LITTLE WOMEN', with Emily Watson, Angela Lansbury, and Michael Gambon. 

Further film credits include; Francois Girard's THE SONG OF NAMES (2019) alongside Tim Roth and Clive Owen which premiered at Toronto International Film Festival and London Film Festival. He is also soon to star in Blumhouse's ONCE UPON A TIME IN STATEN ISLAND (2021) alongside Naomi Watts. Sony Pictures A DOG’S WAY HOME (2019), Jonah also starred in the BFI’s 'POSTCARDS FROM LONDON', released by Peccadillo Pictures in November 2018.

He first arrived on the critic’s radars with his brilliant West End debut playing Kenneth Branagh's son in THE ENTERTAINER and his first on screen lead role in Danny Huston's THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH, which received its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Jonah went on to star in ASHES IN THE SNOW and Film 4's OLD BOYS alongside Alex Lawther.

His further theatre credits include; PUNK ROCK (Lyric Theatre), RENT (ADC Theatre), EQUUS (ADC Theatre), FLAMES OVER NEW JERSEY (Underbelly Edinburgh Festival), MACBETH (Farrer Theatre).