Stephen McCole

Stephen McCole: Biography in Details

Who is Stephen McCole?

Stephen McCole is a Scottish actor who is best known for landing the role of Rab in the Scottish comedy-drama High Times. Similarly, he is also known for his roles in The Grief That Stole Christmas, Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance, and Young James Herriot.

How old is Stephen McCole? Education?

Stephen McCole was born in Castlemilk, Glasgow, Scotland on February 18, 1974. As of 2024, he is 50 years old. He is Scottish by nationality but his ethnicity is unknown. Similarly, his birth sign is Aquarius.

The info about his father and mother is not available at the moment. He has a brother named Paul McCole who is also an actor. Similarly, there is no detailed info about his educational background, however, he seems well-educated.

Net Worth and Salary

Talking about his earnings, Stephen might have earned a good amount of money from his acting career. Most of his earnings are from various sources, including brand endorsements and other business ventures. However, the info about the exact figure of his net worth and salary has yet to be made available.

Career and Professional Life

Stephen McCole has been active in the entertainment industry since 1996 and has worked in several films and television series.

Television

He made his first television appearance in 1996 playing the role of Dean Watt in a four-part television miniseries The Crow Road by BBC Scotland. In 1998, he landed the role of Wullie Macboyne in The Young Person’s Guide to Becoming a Rock Star.

Later, he made his appearances in Band of Brothers, Blackout, Sunday, and The Key. From 2004 to 2008, he played the notable role of Rab in the Scottish comedy-drama High Times. He also shared the screen with Jayd Johnson, Matt Costello, and Bronagh Gallagher in the Scottish crime drama television series, The Field of Blood.

His other television credits include:

• Young James Herriot as Tommy Halliday
• The Hollow Crown as Douglas
• Merlin as Ragnor
• River City as Alan Lindsay
• The Sunny as Kris
• Atlantis as Galenos
• The Crews as Paul ‘Pepe’ Macready
• Outlander as Graham Menzies
• Save Me as Paul
• Brassic as Nathan Beasley
• Adam as a Mental Health Nurse
• Too Close as Johnny Hapgood

Film

He made his film debut in 1997 playing the character of Joe in the 1997 short film Joe in Dead Eye Dick. In 1998, he played the role of Mojo in the British romantic drama film My Name Is Joe directed by Ken Loach. That year, he also appeared in Postmortem, Rushmore, The Acid House, and The Acid House.

Moreover, in 2002, he portrayed the minor character of Young Man in Car in The Magdalene Sisters. Subsequently, he made his appearance in Stone of Destiny, Crying with Laughter, and I’ll Be Right Here. Similarly, he also shared the screen with other stars like Melissa George, Ed Speleers, and Sean Harris in a 2011 British action thriller film A Lonely Place to Die directed by Julian Gilbey.

His other film credits include:

• The Legend of Barney Thomson as Wullie Henderson
• Outlaw King as Seamus Barbour
• Beats as Sergeant Ian Black
• A Gift from Bob as Mark
• Don vs Lightning as Murray
• The Grief That Stole as Christmas Lee
• Broken Glass as Jack
• The Barber as Solicitor
• Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance as Fergus

How tall is Stephen McCole? Weight?

Stephen McCole has maintained a good body shape and has a decent height. Similarly, he has white hair and blue eyes. The info about his other body measurements including height, weight, bicep-chest size, dress size and shoe size is under review.

Has he ever been into Controversy? Rumours

Stephen has stayed out of controversy so far. He keeps his personal life private and avoids scandals or rumours. He stays focused on his career and doesn’t let distractions impact his image.

Social Media: Instagram and Twitter

The actor is not active on social media. He does not have Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram accounts.

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