Harry Treadaway

Birth Name:

Harry Treadaway

Birth Place:

Devon, England

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack, Music department

From Performance to Script, 'Penny Dreadful' Was the 2010s Show Most Robbed of Recognition

Eva Green was ferocious in the gone-too-soon horror series

Thu, Dec 26, 2019

From Performance to Script, 'Penny Dreadful' Was the 2010s Show Most Robbed of Recognition

Mr. Mercedes Is Offering a Challenging Take on Toxic Masculinity

Writer Dennis Lehane explains

Thu, Aug 31, 2017

Mr. Mercedes Is Offering a Challenging Take on Toxic Masculinity

Penny Dreadful Boss Addresses Vanessa's Sexuality, Ethan's Werewolf Origins

Penny Dreadful creator John Logan and stars Josh Hartnett, Reeve Carney, and Harry Treadaway  were on hand at Comic-Con on Thursdayto talk all things demimonde. Unfortunately, stars Eva Green andTimothy Dalton were working on projects and couldn't be present. Moderated by Whose Line Is It Anyway? host Aisha Tyler, a true Dreadful herself who tweets her reactions to the series, the panel delved into the first season's "holy sh--" moments and teased Season 2.

Fri, Jul 25, 2014

Penny Dreadful Boss Addresses Vanessa's Sexuality, Ethan's Werewolf Origins

Weekend Review: HBO's The Normal Heart

The heart breaks while tempers violently flare in HBO's The Normal Heart (Sunday, 9/8c), Ryan Murphy's emotionally and politically explosive film version of Larry Kramer's provocative stage drama about the early response, within and outside the gay community, to the '80s AIDS crisis. Teeming with anger, sorrow, passion and purpose, this powerful and harrowing movie is part tragic love story in plague times, part agitprop manifesto and tribute to tireless activism. "We're not yelling loud enough!" bellows Ned Weeks (an engagingly abrasive Mark Ruffalo), the story's pushy moral conscience, a belligerent scold who refuses to play nice when so many lives are at stake.

Fri, May 23, 2014

Penny Dreadful Puts a New Spin on Supernatural Legends of Victorian England

Is he back? The creepy new Showtime series Penny Dreadful, set in 1891 London, opens with the unbelievably messy dismemberment of a little girl and her pregnant mother. The crime has the Victorians in a panic as they wonder if Jack the Ripper — not heard from in three years — has returned for yet another murder spree. Little do they know, they have so much more to worry about. Such as devils and ghosts and vampires. And ancient Egyptian curses. Oh, and scientifically resurrected dead people, courtesy of one Victor Frankenstein.

Fri, May 9, 2014