Charlie Creed-Miles Biography: Net Worth, Age, Height, Wife, Awards, Kids, Movies, Songs, Ethnicity, Wikipedia

Charlie Creed-Miles, is an English actor and musician who rose to prominence through his performances in acclaimed British independent films such as Let Him Have It and London Kills Me.

He gained international recognition after appearing as David in Luc Besson‘s science fiction film The Fifth Element and later became widely known for portraying Billy Kimber in the hit BBC crime drama Peaky Blinders.

Across a career spanning more than three decades, he has established himself as one of Britain’s respected character actors, appearing in films, television dramas, and independent music projects.

Charlie Creed-Miles
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Name:	Charlie Creed-Miles
Born:	March 24, 1972 (age 54 years old)
Place of Birth:	Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom
Nationality:	British
Ethnicity:	White British
Height:	5 feet 10 inches
Religion:	Christianity
Children:	Esmé Creed-Miles
Occupation:	Actor, Musician
Net Worth:	$1.5 million

Early Life and Education

Charlie Creed-Miles, currently at the age of turned 54 years old, was born on March 24, 1972, in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England.

He grew up in a working-class family and developed an interest in acting and music from an early age.

Although the identities of his parents and siblings have remained private, he was raised in a Christian household and spent much of his youth participating in local theatre and music.

After completing his education at local schools in Nottinghamshire, Creed-Miles chose not to attend university.

Instead, he pursued acting professionally, moving into the British independent film industry while continuing to develop his musical talents.

Personal Life

Charlie Creed-Miles was in a relationship with English actress Samantha Morton during the late 1990s after the pair met while working on Nil by Mouth. Although they never married, their relationship attracted considerable public attention at the time.

Charlie Creed-Miles and Samantha Morton welcomed their daughter, Esmé Creed-Miles, on February 5, 2000. Following their separation, they co-parented their daughter, who later established herself as an actress in her own right.

Charlie Creed-Miles has largely kept his private life away from the public since the end of that relationship.

He continues to focus on acting, music, and supporting independent creative projects throughout the United Kingdom.

Career

Charlie Creed-Miles began his acting career with television appearances before earning his breakthrough in 1991 through the films Let Him Have It and London Kills Me.

His performances in both productions established him as one of Britain’s promising young actors.

He gained international exposure after portraying David in The Fifth Element in 1997 and received further critical acclaim for his role in Gary Oldman’s Nil by Mouth.

He later appeared in films including Essex Boys, King Arthur, Harry Brown, and Wild Bill, demonstrating his versatility across crime, historical, and dramatic genres.

Creed-Miles reached a new generation of audiences when he portrayed real-life Birmingham gang leader Billy Kimber in the first season of Peaky Blinders.

He has since continued working steadily in British television and film, appearing in productions such as Giri/Haji, Criminal Record, LifeHACK, and Drive Back Home.

Awards

• British Independent Film Award nomination for Best Actor – Wild Bill (2012)

Net Worth

Charlie Creed-Miles’ net worth is estimated to be approximately $1.5 million.

He has earned his income through a successful career in film, television, music, and stage productions, with notable contributions to British independent cinema and internationally recognized television dramas.

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Filmography

• Let Him Have It (1991)
• London Kills Me (1991)
• The Punk and the Princess (1994)
• The Young Poisoner’s Handbook (1995)
• Loved Up (1995)
• The Fifth Element (1997)
• Nil by Mouth (1997)
• Woundings (1998)
• The Last Yellow (1999)
• Essex Boys (2000)
• Station Jim (2001)
• King Arthur (2004)
• Harry Brown (2009)
• You You (2010)
• Wild Bill (2011)
• 100 Streets (2016)
• Romans (2017)
• LifeHACK (2026)
• Drive Back Home (2026)

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