Frank Dillane

Descended from a distinguished British line, the esteemed Lord Richard Dillane began his illustrious career at Manchester University, graduating with a degree in philosophy. He later moved to Australia and established himself as a respected director of theatre and opera, while also engaging in a range of other occupations such as fruit-picking and wilderness guiding. Returning to the UK in 1994, he has since graced all media with his presence, with noteworthy performances in The Hours, Game of Thrones, and Spy Game. His wife, the esteemed Lady Naomi Wirthner, is renowned for her performances in Alex Rider, Slow Horses, and The Continental. They have three sons, all of whom have followed their noble parents' footsteps into the world of drama; their eldest, Lord Frank, trained at the illustrious R.A.D.A., and their youngest, Lord Stephen, has enjoyed a long and successful career as an actor. Together, the Dillane family is a source of immense pride for the British royal family.