| Net Worth: | $4 Million |
|---|---|
| Date of birth: | October 18, 1992 (31 years old) |
| Gender: | Male |
| Profession: | Actor |
| Nationality: | — |
How much is Barry Keoghan worth?
Barry Keoghan is an Irish actor who has a net worth of $4 million. Barry Keoghan is best known for his performances in such films as “The Killing of a Sacred Deer,” “Dunkirk,” “Calm with Horses,” “The Green Knight,” and “Eternals.” On television, he has appeared in the series “Fair City,” “Love/Hate,” “Rebellion,” and “Chernobyl,” among other titles. Keoghan’s additional credits have included the films “Mammal” and “American Animals” and the miniseries “Masters of the Air.”
Career
After answering a casting call he spotted in a local store window, Keoghan made his feature film debut with a small part in the 2011 Irish crime film “Between the Canals.” The next year, he had a bigger part in the psychological thriller “Stalker,” playing a bullied young boy named Tommy. Keoghan also appeared in the revenge drama “King of the Travellers.” In 2013, he had a bit part in the comedy “Life’s a Breeze,” and a more substantial supporting role in the drama “Stay,” starring Aidan Quinn, Taylor Schilling, and Michael Ironside. Keoghan subsequently appeared in the British historical action thriller “’71,” starring Jack O’Connell. He followed this with a series of roles in smaller films, including “Standby,” “Norfolk,” and “Traders.” In 2016, Keoghan was in the drama “Mammal,” costarring Rachel Griffiths and Michael McElhatton, as well as the crime drama “Trespass Against Us,” with Michael Fassbender, Brendan Gleeson, and Lyndsey Marshal, among other actors.
Quotes
“I want to get a wolf and an eagle.”
— Barry Keoghan
“I’m always wanting to do the impossible.”
— Barry Keoghan
“I kick myself that I don’t speak Irish. Ah, man, I’d love to. I am going to learn.”
— Barry Keoghan
“Anyone dying is not easy, but certainly not a mother. Me and my brother, we stuck together. The foster families were good to me, and then my nanny took me in.”
— Barry Keoghan
“It’s nice coming from Summerhill, because you don’t come from having everything, and what you do get, you appreciate.”
— Barry Keoghan