Dominic Cooper is an English actor known for his works in TV, film, and theatre. He ringed his professional debut in 2001 and since has plenty of projects in his bag.
| Bio & Family |
| Name |
Dominic Cooper |
| Birth Name |
Dominic Edward Cooper |
| DOB |
June 2, 1978 |
| Place of Birth |
Greenwich, London, England |
| Age |
41 |
| Father’s Name |
Brian Cooper |
| Mother’s Name |
Julie (née Heron) |
| Siblings |
4 |
| Brother/s |
Simon Cooper, Nathan Cooper, James Cooper (half-brother) |
| Sister/s |
Emma Cooper (half-sister) |
| Nationality |
English |
| Ethnicity |
White |
| Religion |
NA |
| High School |
John Ball Primary School, Thomas Tallis School |
| College/University |
London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art |
| Career & Net Worth |
| Profession |
Actor |
| Career |
2001- present |
| Known For |
Preacher |
| Net Worth |
$5 million |
| Salary |
NA |
| Notable Credits |
Won the 2011 Capri Ensemble Cast Award for My Week with Marilyn (2011) |
| Personal Life |
| Gay/Lesbian |
No |
| Relationship Status |
Single |
| Husband/Wife |
Not Yet |
| Boyfriend/Girlfriend |
Ruth Negga (2009-2018), Amanda Seyfried (2007-2010), Joanna Carolan (1996-2008) |
| Engaged |
Not Yet |
| Wedding Date |
Not Yet |
| Children |
Not Yet |
| Son/s |
Not Yet |
| Daughter/s |
Not Yet |
| Divorce |
No |
| Body Measurements |
| Height |
5 feet 9½ inches (1.77 meters) |
| Weight |
156.5 pounds (71 kg) |
| Measurements |
41-14-32 inches (Chest-Arms-Waist) |
| Shoe Size |
10 (US) |
| Hair Color |
Dark Brown |
| Eye Color |
Dark Brown |
| Trivia |
- Dominic’s maternal great-grandfather was film-enthusiast E. T. Heron, who published The Kinematograph Weekly.
- As of his television works, Dominic was nominated for a Satellite Award for “Best Actor in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television” for Fleming and in 2015 his guest performance as Howard Stark on Agent Carter was nominated for a Saturn Award.
- He is the godfather of James Corden‘s first child, Max.
- He was one of 200 public figures who were signatories to a letter to The Guardian expressing their hope that Scotland would vote to remain part of the United Kingdom in September’s referendum on that issue, in August 2014.
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