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Aidan Turner (born 19 June 1983) is an Irish stage and screen actor, best known for playing Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the 2009 mini-series ''[[Desperate Romantics]]'', and [[Friendly Neighbourhood Vampire]] John Mitchell in the popular BBC series ''[[Being Human]]''. He has also recently been cast as Kili the Dwarf in the upcoming two-part adaptation of ''[[The Hobbit (Film)|The Hobbit]]''. |
Aidan Turner (born 19 June 1983) is an Irish stage and screen actor, best known for playing Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the 2009 mini-series ''[[Desperate Romantics]]'', and [[Friendly Neighbourhood Vampire]] John Mitchell in the popular BBC series ''[[Being Human]]''. He has also recently been cast as Kili the Dwarf in the upcoming two-part adaptation of ''[[The Hobbit (Film)|The Hobbit]]''. |
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Aidan Turner (born 19 June 1983) is an Irish stage and screen actor, best known for playing Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the 2009 mini-series Desperate Romantics, and Friendly Neighbourhood Vampire John Mitchell in the popular BBC series Being Human. He has also recently been cast as Kili the Dwarf in the upcoming two-part adaptation of The Hobbit.
Related Tropes
- Anti Hero: Often plays characters with a great degree of moral ambiguity, or at least a distinct Jerkass edge.
- Brown Eyes
- Carpet of Virility: His chest hair has a fanbase of its own.
- Mr. Fanservice: He's already being referred to by his Hobbit co-stars as "sexy dwarf" and "the hot one".
- Perma Stubble: When he isn't rocking a Badass Beard.
- Tall Dark and Handsome
- Unkempt Beauty
- Vampires Are Sex Gods: His performance in Being Human helped to solidify this idea into the minds of British females.