Eros Vlahos Biography: Wife, Age, Movies, Net Worth, Height, Parents, TV Shows, Partner

Eros Vlahos is a British-Greek actor, comedian, writer, and director known for roles in Game of Thrones, Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang, and Da Vinci’s Demons.

His transition from child actor to filmmaker, particularly with his acclaimed short film Meat Puppet, highlights his versatility in the entertainment industry.

Profile

• Full Name: Eros Vlahos
• Stage Name: Eros Vlahos (also credited as Eros V in directing)
• Born: January 13, 1995
• Age: 30 years old
• Birthplace: London, England, United Kingdom
• Nationality: British (with Greek ancestry)
• Occupation: British Actor, Comedian, Writer, Director, Producer
• Height: 5 feet 8
• Parents: Terry Davy (mother, fashion designer), and Spiros Vlahos (father, business manager)
• Siblings: Tron Vlahos (younger brother)
• Spouse: Not Married
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $2 million to $5 million

Early Life and Education

Eros Vlahos was born on January 13, 1995, in London, England, to Terry Davy, a fashion designer, and Spiros Vlahos, a business manager, who together founded the Cyberdog shop in Camden Market in 1994, inspired by their pet chihuahua, “Chichi the Cyberdog.”

Of British (maternal) and Greek (paternal) descent, he grew up in London with his younger brother, Tron Vlahos, who is seven years younger. As a child, Eros was described as goofy, showing an early interest in comedy and acting.

He attended a day school in London, though specific academic details are not publicly available. At age 12, he began pursuing acting professionally, and by 13, he wrote and performed comedy at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, indicating a precocious creative drive.

His parents’ involvement in the vibrant Camden Market scene influenced his exposure to eclectic and artistic environments.

Career

Eros Vlahos launched his acting career in 2007 with a guest role as Liam Hendricks in the British medical drama Casualty. In 2008, at age 13, he wrote and performed comedy at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and reviewed Christmas pantomimes for The Guardian.

He also appeared on CBBC Extra and had a comedy show on Radio London, collaborating with the Comedy Club 4 Kids UK. His early roles included Coot in Skellig (2009) and Cyril Gray in Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang (2010) alongside Emma Thompson.

In 2010, he played Jake Farley in Summer in Transylvania, and in 2011, he appeared as Lommy Greenhands in Game of Thrones (four episodes) and Marcus in Outnumbered. He had a recurring role as Nico Machiavelli in Da Vinci’s Demons (2013–2015, 27 episodes).

Other credits include Great Expectations (2011, as Young Herbert), Episodes (2011, as ‘Pucks!’ boy), and Anna Karenina (2012).

His acting career tapered off after 2015, with his last on-screen role as Gordon in Extraordinary (2023, Disney+). Transitioning to filmmaking, Vlahos, credited as Eros V, wrote and directed shorts like Right Place Wrong Time (2018) and Double Tap (2020).

His short Meat Puppet (2024) premiered at SXSW, winning the Special Jury Prize and Audience Award, showcasing his signature high-energy, comedic style. His work has screened at festivals like Lisbon and London and aired on Disney+ and Channel 4.

He is also passionate about neurodiversity, having been diagnosed with autism as an adult.

Awards and Nominations

• SXSW Film Festival (2024): • Won Special Jury Prize for Meat Puppet (as director, credited as Eros V) • Won Audience Award for Meat Puppet

Note: No acting-specific awards are documented, but his SXSW wins highlight his directorial achievements.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @erosvlahos
• Twitter Handle: @eros_v

Personal Life

Eros Vlahos resides in London, England, and is single with no documented past relationships or children. Diagnosed with autism as an adult, he advocates for neurodiversity and improving workplace accessibility, particularly for undiagnosed youth.

His hobbies include drawing, assembling Lego sets, playing football, and attending live theater and films. He enjoys visiting family and friends in Filiates, Greece, his father’s ancestral village.

Of British-Greek descent, he maintains a low-profile personal life, focusing on his creative work. His parents’ Cyberdog shop, a Camden Market staple, reflects a family immersed in alternative culture.

Fans on X praise his Game of Thrones role and recent directorial success, with no major controversies noted. His autism diagnosis has shaped his perspective, influencing his high-energy, comedic filmmaking style.

Filmography

• Casualty (2007) – Liam Hendricks (1 episode)
• Skellig (2009) – Coot
• Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang (2010) – Cyril Gray
• Summer in Transylvania (2010) – Jake Farley
• Episodes (2011) – ‘Pucks!’ Boy
• Outnumbered (2011) – Marcus
• Game of Thrones (2011) – Lommy Greenhands (4 episodes)
• Great Expectations (2011) – Young Herbert
• Anna Karenina (2012) – Supporting role
• Da Vinci’s Demons (2013–2015) – Nico Machiavelli (27 episodes)
• Extraordinary (2023) – Gordon

Filmography (Directing/Writing, as Eros V):

• Right Place Wrong Time (2018) – Director, Writer
• Double Tap (2020) – Director, Writer
• Meat Puppet (2024) – Director, Writer (won Special Jury Prize and Audience Award at SXSW)

Net Worth

Eros Vlahos‘s net worth is estimated at $2 million to $5 million. His wealth stems from acting in Game of Thrones, Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang, and Da Vinci’s Demons, as well as residuals from syndicated shows. Additional income comes from his directorial work, including Meat Puppet and festival earnings.