Simon Kunz Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, The Last Kingdom

After leaving Latymer School Simon enrolled at Warwick University to study Theatre Studies and in 1984 joined the band the Locomotives as their drummer. Instead of pursuing a career in music like his father, he left the group after a year to focus on acting. Simon Kunz Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, The Last Kingdom.

Simon Kunz Biography

Simon Kunz made his film debut in Four Weddings and a Funeral, playing Officer Mark Temple.

On stage he’s played Richard III on the National Theatre (Brackenbury in ‘Richard III’) and as Oliver in As You Like It with the Oxford Stage Company at the Bristol Old Vic, Edgarin King Lear with the Oxford Stage Company at the Bristol Old Vic, The Caretaker at the Royal Court, Live Like Pigs at the Royal Court, and The Park with the Royal Shakespeare Company. In most of these populist dramas where he appears to play a lot of policemen – all ranks – and lawyers on television, he has appeared in almost every episode.

Simon Kunz Height & Weight

How tall is Simon Kunz? He stands at a height of 1.81m i.e. 5 feet and 11 inches tall. He has a bodyweight of 71kg. Moreover, he has an athletic body build. His eye color and hair color are brown. His sexual orientation is straight. His other body measurement such as chest size, biceps size, and waist size is still got to get revealed yet. Overall, he has got a healthy body.

Simon Kunz Wiki

Simon Kunz In The Last Kingdom

The Last Kingdom is on its last legs now that the fifth and final season has fought its way onto Netflix. Five seasons is pretty good going for a Netflix original these days, but that’s little consolation for the show’s fervent, battle-hardened fanbase.

Based on The Saxon Stories novels by Bernard Cornwell, The Last Kingdom revolves around a warrior called Uhtred of Bebbanburg.

Although he had the kind of name that only a mother could love, the infamous figure left a powerful mark on British history and Netflix subscribers alike by playing a key role in England’s formation.

When Netflix officially cancelled The Last Kingdom on April 30, 2021, it didn’t give a specific reason as to why the show was ending now after five seasons.

Although it’s rare for Netflix shows to make it past the five-year mark, this cancellation still took fans by surprise given how popular the show is among longtime viewers.

Following that announcement, there was also a lot of concern regarding how the story would be tied up. Each season covers two of Cornwell’s books at a time – the final one was based on Warriors of the Storm and The Flame Bearer – but the source material has since extended this saga further with three more novels.

Thankfully, any fears that season five would try and cram in too many extra storylines were left unfounded as this final run just focuses on books nine and ten. Still, that means we have three more novels to go which have been left untouched by the show.

While we can speculate over budgetary concerns, or a possible decline in viewership, it turns out that The Last Kingdom’s cancellation didn’t come as a surprise to the cast or crew. And that’s because the plan was to end with season five all along.

Simon Kunz Filmography

• The Parent Trap as Martin
• Match Point as Rod Carver
• Frontiers as DCI Adrian Jackson
• Waking the Dead as DAC Ralph Christie
• GoldenEye as Severnaya Duty Officer
• The Bunker as Lt. Krupp
• Captain America: The First Avenger as 4F Doctor
• Son of God as Nicodemus
• The Passing Bells as William
• City of Ember as Captain Fleery