Aykut Hilmi

Aykut Hilmi (born in London, United Kingdom) is an actor of Italian and Turkish-Cypriot parentage. He is known for starring in the West End theatres and is part of the Royal National Theatre company. Aykut was the first Turkish Actor to perform on the NT Olivier Stage from verse to contemporary plays. His film credits include Mamma Mia!, Nine and Beyond the Sea. He has also appeared in several TV dramas including Zen, Spooks, The IT Crowd, One Night and was well known for his bad Boy role Nico Papadopoulos in EastEnders.

Aykut has starred alongside actors such as Keifer Sutherland as an MI5 agent in season 9 of US series 24: Live Another Day , Ben Kingsley in Brad Pitts Netflix production of 'War Machine'and is currently on air on for the new "Jack Ryan" series on Sky Atlantic. Aykut Hilmi will be the new Arabic wizard 'Shafiq' in the sequel of the Movie 'Fantastic Beasts' 'The Crimes of Grindelwald' and is currently filming the sequel of the Wonder Woman Movie 'Magic Hour'.

Theatre

Actor
Play Role Venue
Dalston Songs Naz Royal Opera House
Fram Imran (the poet) Royal National Theatre
Macbeth Banquo Courtyard Theatre
Not the love I cry for Emin Arcola Theatre
Saturday Night Fever Tony Apollo Victoria Theatre and in Germany/Scandinavia
Yesterday Was a Weird Day Dave Battersea Arts Centre
Identity Panic Tony Greenwich Playhouse
The Curse of the Starving Class Wesley Cockpit Theatre
West Side Story Chino Haymarket Theatre
Aladdin Aladdin Malvern Theatre
Quiet Storm Marco CockEyed Productions

Filmography

Year Film Role Notes
2003 Dinotopia Skybax Pilot TV series (1 episode)
2004 Beyond the Sea Slim
2007 The IT Crowd Fitness Instructor / Karl TV series (1 episode)
2007 Spooks Abdul Kharami TV series (1 episode)
2008 Mamma Mia! Stag
2009 Nine Reporter
2011 Zen Italian Policeman TV series (1 episode)
2012 EastEnders Nico Papadopoulos TV soap opera (9 episodes)
2016 24-Live Another Day Head MI5 Agent TV series (9 episodes)
2017 Benidorm Jose TV soap opera (2 episodes)
2017 War Machine Afgan Beurocrate TV series (2 episodes)
2017 Jack Ryan Hakan TV Film (2 episodes)
2018 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Shafiq

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