Sam Woolf

Artist Bio

Sam Woolf is an accomplished actor, voice-over artist, and writer from London, known for his wide-ranging talent on stage, screen, and microphone. Most recently, Sam starred opposite Joey King in Hulu’s highly anticipated TV adaptation of We Were The Lucky Ones, set to air in 2024. He’s made a name for himself in notable screen roles, including playing the villain Rience in The Witcher (2019), and as Prince Edward in The Crown. His earlier TV credits include roles in Strike (2017) and Humans (2015), where he first caught the public’s eye.

Sam’s theatrical background is just as impressive, with standout performances in The Winter’s Tale at the Barbican Theatre with Cheek By Jowl, Anthony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre alongside Ralph Fiennes, and Alys Always at The Bridge Theatre with Joanne Froggatt. His stage presence continues to captivate audiences, whether it’s classical works or contemporary plays.

With a deep love for storytelling, Sam has always had a passion for audio work. He’s rarely without an audiobook in his ears, constantly diving into new narratives. This love for the craft has driven him to explore more voice work in addition to his on-screen roles. Sam Woolf’s diverse skills and natural ability to bring characters to life ensure he’s always in demand across various mediums.

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