Biography
Nick Nevern is a British actor and director. After spending some time in Russia, he returned to London, where he launched his acting career.
He made his television debut in 2002 with the made-for-TV film Out Of Control, which portrayed the lives of three boys sent to a young offenders institute. In 2006, he appeared in the TV football drama Dream Team as Pavel Kovac for two episodes. The following year, 2007, saw him feature in Bonkers, Hotel Babylon, and The English Class, where he played Viktor in four episodes, as well as the film I Want Candy.
In 2008, Nick appeared in the films West 10 LDN and Adulthood, and made appearances in Eastenders, the TV mini-series Matroesjka's 2, and Spooks. In 2009, he took on the roles of Rogowski in Shameless, Lenny in Jonathan Creek, and Elliot Johns in The Bill. The year 2010 included his role in the film Mission London and playing Ely in the TV mini-series The Deep. In 2011, he appeared in the films 7lives and The Tapes, portrayed Andrew in Turnout, Roger in Demon Never Dies, and Marky in Victim. This year also marked the release of Terry, a documentary-style film that Nick wrote, directed, and starred in as Terry Jones, chronicling a life marked by petty crime, drugs, and extreme violence, and which remains one of his most notable works.
2012 was a pivotal year in Nick’s career, featuring roles in major British films such as The Sweeney, The Rise & Fall of a White Collar Hooligan, and Riot (originally titled Riot).
