
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Cast · Writer
- Born
- June 13, 1990 · High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
- Birth name
- Aaron Perry Johnson
"I don't marry myself into any genre. I ride on the back of the filmmaker and the character. I have to feel that character. I have to believe that character." Born in 1990 in High Wycombe, England, Aaron Taylor-Johnson has built a career defined by versatility and deep commitment to his roles. He began acting in theatre and made his film debut at age 12. He rose to prominence with Nowhere Boy (2009), earning the Empire Award, and secured his place in the industry with Kick-Ass (2010), Anna Karenina (2012), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), and Nocturnal Animals (2016), for which he won a Golden Globe. Balancing blockbusters with auteur films, he has portrayed antiheroes and complex characters in Savages, Tenet, and Bullet Train. His approach blends emotional depth with physical precision, making him stand out in modern action and psychological thrillers. In 2024, he starred in Kraven the Hunter and appeared in The Fall Guy and Nosferatu. His personal and artistic evolution has been widely followed, particularly his relationship with filmmaker Sam Taylor-Johnson, with whom he has shared both life and creative projects since 2009.

28 years later | The life you must face


MOVIES I HAVE WATCHED PART TWO (JUNE - AUGUST)


'28 Years Later' and Projecting Expectations Onto Returning Horror Film Series or Franchises


The Logan Lerm-aissance


Warm Death Education in the Time of Zombies


28 Years Later: Memento Mori, Memento Amoris


Zombie Cinema Isn't Dead, but Cinema Etiquette Might Be


28 Years Later Will Tear Apart Your Flesh and Burrow Its Way Into Your Heart


'28 Years Later' Review: A Horror of the Heart


Dementia, Duty, and Desire: Charting Manhood 28 Years Later


Welcome Back To the Zombie Genre with 28 Years Later


Nosferatu Has No Teeth


I already have my favorite 2025 movie. Period.


Nosferatu Sucks!


2024’s Worst Popcorn Movie: Kraven the Hunter


Is "Nosferatu" and Director Robert Eggers “Giving Rats a Bad Name”?


"Kraven the Hunter", or when your sh*tty superhero movie could be "The Godfather", but you couldn't not make it suck.


Some Shadows Can Overcome The Night


Nocturnal Animals: To Susan, To Those Who Give Up On Their True Love


ZONA DE RIESGO, una vez más, héroes y villanos nunca son lo que parecen..
