Many fans are curious about Jack Lowden's financial success in April 2026. In this article, we dive deep into the assets and career highlights.
What is Jack Lowden's Net Worth?
Lowden began his biggest television role to date in 2022, playing incipient MI5 agent River Cartwright in the Apple TV+ spy thriller series "Slow Horses." Based on the "Slough House" novel series by Mick Herron, the show also starsGary OldmanandKristin Scott Thomas. Lowden has received numerous plaudits for his work on "Slow Horses," including Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA TV Award nominations. From 2023 to 2025, Lowden starred in the series "The Gold," portraying notorious robber and convicted murderer Kenneth Noye. During that time, in 2024, he had a guest role as Forodwaith Sauron in the first episode of the second season of Amazon Prime Video's "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power." Lowden went on to star as Mr. Darcy in the Netflix television series adaptation of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," withEmma Corrinplaying Elizabeth Bennet.
Jack Lowden is a Scottish actor who has a net worth of $4 million. Jack Lowden is known for his roles in the television series "The Tunnel," "The Passing Bells," and "Slow Horses" and in such films as "Tommy's Honour," "England is Mine," "Dunkirk," "Calibre," and "Benediction." He has also acted in many stage plays, including "Chariots of Fire" and "Ghosts," winning aLaurence OlivierAward for the latter.
Lowden's first major film role was in the 2014 thriller "'71," in which he played a British soldier during the Troubles in Belfast. He went on to appear in three biographical films in 2016, starting with the historical drama "Tommy's Honour," in which he portrayed young golf prodigy Tom Morris Jr. opposite Peter Mullan as Old Tom Morris. Lowden then portrayed British politician Tony Benn in "A United Kingdom" and an attorney in "Denial." In 2017, he played an RAF fighter pilot in the World War II drama "Dunkirk" and portrayed singer-songwriter Morrissey in the biopic "England is Mine." The next year, Lowden starred in the psychological thriller "Calibre" and portrayed Lord Darnley in the historical drama "Mary Queen of Scots." He earned British Academy Scotland Award nominations for both, and won for the former. In 2019, Lowden portrayed professional wrestler Zak Bevis in the biographical sports film "Fighting with My Family," co-starringFlorence Pugh,Lena Headey, andNick Frost.
In 2020, Lowden played an FBI agent in the biopic "Capone," starring his "Dunkirk" cast mateTom Hardyas the titular gangster. He next appeared alongside his "The Long Song" cast mate Tamara Lawrance in the mystery horror drama "Kindred." In 2021, Lowden starred in Terence Davies's final film, the biopic "Benediction," as famed World War I poet Siegfried Sassoon. For his performance, he won his second career British Academy Scotland Award for Best Actor. Lowden didn't appear in another film until 2025, although he did co-produce the 2024 film "The Outrun," earning him BIFA and BAFTA nominations. For his return to the big screen, he played Little Sugar in the period action drama "Tornado." Lowden next played the husband ofEmma Mackey'stitular character in James L. Brooks's "Ella McCay," released in late 2025. After that, he voiced the character Gunnar in the adult animated film "Rogue Trooper," based on the science-fiction comic strip of the same name from the magazine 2000 AD.
Jack Lowden was born on June 2, 1990 in Essex, England to Scottish parents. He has a younger brother named Calum. Raised in the rural Scottish town of Oxton, Lowden took dance classes at the Manor School of Ballet in Edinburgh. He took more to acting, however, and when he was 10 years old his parents enrolled him in Edinburgh's Scottish Youth Theatre. As a teenager, Lowden attended Earlston High School, where he performed in concerts and starred asBuddy Hollyin a production of the stage musical "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story." During the summer, he studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Lowden went on to attend the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, from which he earned his bachelor's degree in acting in 2011.
Lowden had his first role on television in 2010 with a guest role on "Being Victor." He next appeared in two episodes of the 2012 ITV series "Mrs Biggs." Lowden had a bigger part the following year, playing the son ofStephen Dillane'sprotagonist in the first season of the British-French crime drama "The Tunnel." His first leading role on television came in 2014, when he starred as a German soldier during World War I in the five-part BBC One drama "The Passing Bells." Lowden's co-star was Patrick Gibson. Next, Lowden played Nikolai Rostov in the six-part BBC One adaptation of "War & Peace," which premiered in early 2016. He starred in another BBC One adaptation of a novel, "The Long Song," in late 2018. In the three-part adaptation of Andrea Levy's book, Lowden appeared oppositeHayley Atwelland Tamara Lawrance. He went on to appear in the first installment ofSteve McQueen's"Small Axe" anthology series in 2020, entitled "Mangrove." Lowden portrayed real-life Scottish barrister Ian Macdonald in the film.
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