During a recent appearance at the London Film and Comic Con, "Stranger Things" breakthrough Joseph Quinn burst into tears.
After a fan rose up to thank him for spending his time with fans, the actor, who became an immediate fan favorite owing to his role as Hellfire Club leader Eddie, couldn't fight back tears.
During the London Film and Comic Con, security reportedly harassed Quinn for mingling with fans for too long while signing artifacts (via BuzzFeed).
Quinn's meet-and-greet tickets were apparently oversold, so the organizers sought to move visitors in and out swiftly. Quinn was supposedly speaking with his followers for a longer period of time than security would have liked.
Who Is Lizzy Quinn And Arthur Edward Quinn?
Lizzy Quinn and Arthur Edward Quinn are reported to be the siblings of Joseph Quinn, who are both actors by profession.
Edward was born in Berkeley, California, and attended St. Mary's College High School there. He also graduated with a bachelor's degree in history from the University of California, Berkeley in 1991.
On the other hand, Joseph was raised in London, England, and from 2007 through 2012, he attended Emanuel, an independent school in South London.
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As a result, we find it difficult to assume that the two are brothers; also, none of them has their siblings' names included on their Wikipedia pages.
However, because several news articles confirm the fact, we assume they have some connection. Further, they also have the same surname.
Edward is a musician, model, and actor from the United States. He appeared in several television shows, including 2 Broke Girls, Mistresses, and One Day at a Time.
Quinn's role as Max Ferraro on One Day at a Time was carried over to Pop (also seen on TV Land and Logo) for the fourth season in 2020.
He was also featured in the Syfy fantasy series Eureka from 2006 to 2012, and in 2019, he began appearing as President Hunter Franklin in the BET prime-time serial opera The Oval.
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In addition to being an actor, Quinn is also a musician and a former rugby player in California.
Since 2008, he has been married to Heather Courtney-Quinn, a TV and film producer.
Similarly, Lizzy is also an actress best known for her role in The Clinic (2003).
Does Joseph Quinn Have Any Other Siblings?
In addition to Arthur Edward Quinn and Lizzy Quinn, Joseph Quinn is rumored to have another sister, Mary Quinn. Though there is no official report to support the fact, netizens assume them to be siblings.
However, we could not find Joseph on Edward's Instagram page promoting his brother's movie and vice versa.
Quinn prefers to keep his family and personal life out of the spotlight.
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Following graduation, he was cast as Arthur Havisham in the BBC One television series Dickensian. The show debuted in December of 2015.
In the years that followed, he performed on the London stage at the National Theatre and Off West End. He played Leonard Bast, a young bank employee, alongside Hayley Atwell in the 2017 four-part series Howards End.
In the same year, he starred as Koner, a Stark soldier, in Season 7 of HBO's Game of Thrones.
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Lizzy Quinn And Arthur Edward Quinn Age Gap
Joseph Quinn and Arthur Edward Quinn have an age gap of 25 years. Edward was born on February 26, 1968 while, Joseph was born on May 15, 1993.
Similarly, Lizzy Quinn appears to be of the same age as Edward with only some years of the age difference.
At such a young age, Joseph rose to prominence for his portrayal of Eddie Munson in "Stranger Things".
The British actor admitted that using an American accent while filming caused him to spiral slightly.
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"You feel like a psychopath," claimed the actor on an edition of the "Off Menu" podcast, which he co-hosted with Ed Gamble and James Acaster (two comedians from the UK).
Quinn was praised for his American accent in the program, prompting the actor to discuss how bizarre it sometimes seems to be in character.
Quinn was the first guest on Season 8 of the "Off Menu" podcast, in which Gamble and Acaster ask celebrities to select an appetizer, main meal, side dish, drink, and dessert from their fictitious "dream restaurant."
Quinn's menu featured oysters, steak tartare, "huge buttery fish," and "filthy" martinis.
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