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Martin Delaney is a British actor recognized for his roles in 'Zero Dark Thirty', 'Flags of Our Fathers', 'Beowulf and Grendel', and 'Now You See Me 2'.
He began his acting career in West End theatre, starring in productions such as 'Oliver!' at the London Palladium and 'Peter Pan - The British Musical' at the Cambridge Theatre, Covent Garden. Other notable stage performances include the young lead in Roy Williams' 'Local Boy' at The Hampstead Theatre, the lead role of Rochester in Theatre 503's 'The Ministry of Pleasure', and Luke in the UK premiere of the American Broadway hit 'Next Fall' at the Southwark Playhouse.
Delaney’s screen career launched at 18 with Nickelodeon's first British TV show, the BAFTA-nominated 'Renford Rejects', where he appeared for four years. He then starred in 'Family Affairs' for three years, earning multiple award nominations for Best Newcomer and Best Actor. He also became a regular on New Zealand’s top drama 'Shortland Street'. His television credits include appearances in classic British dramas such as 'Wycliffe', 'Pie in The Sky', 'Casualty', as well as popular series like 'The Promise', 'The Shadow Line', 'Robin Hood', and 'Victoria Cross Heroes'.
His comedy roles feature work in 'Rock & Chips', 'Teenage Kicks', 'Two Pints of Lager', the BAFTA-winning 'Him & Her', and 'Father in Law'. Additionally, he contributed additional material to the multi-award-nominated 'The Kevin Bishop Show'.
Delaney’s filmography spans both British and Hollywood productions. He portrayed Tony in the British-Asian comedy 'Amar, Akbar and Tony'. His other film credits include the Oscar-nominated 'Flags of Our Fathers' (Dir: Clint Eastwood), the Oscar-winning 'Zero Dark Thirty' (Dir: Kathryn Bigelow), 'The Little Riders', 'Gadgetman', 'Stormhouse', 'Bonded by Blood 2', 'Beowulf & Grendel', and 'Now You See Me 2' (Dir: Jon M. Chu). His performance in the British film 'Judas Ghost' earned him multiple Best Actor nominations, including at New York's Buffalo Dreams Festival, and a Best Actor award at the Bram Stoker Festival UK.
In addition to acting, Delaney co-produced the acclaimed and award-winning documentary 'Wrath of Gods' and produced and directed the short film 'Queen's Mile'.
