Jonathan Kerrigan

Jonathan Kerrigan, a British actor, rose to fame as Dr. Patrick Spiller in "Casualty," captivating audiences with his medical expertise and unwavering dedication to patient care.

Composer | Movie Actor | Music Department

October 14, 1972

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Jonathan Kerrigan, an English actor, composer, and musician, has captivated audiences with his diverse talents. Known for his leading roles in TV shows like “In The Club,” “Casualty,” and “Heartbeat,” Kerrigan has also graced the big screen in films such as “55 Steps,” “Diana,” and “The Best Possible Taste.”

Beyond his acting career, Kerrigan has showcased his musical prowess by composing music for television and film. His short film “Fellow Creatures,” in which he wrote, composed, and starred, achieved success on the festival circuit.

Kerrigan’s versatility extends to his stage presence, having performed in numerous theater productions. His portrayal of “Vincent” in the acclaimed series “Ballykissangel” earned him an IFTA Award for Best Actor in a Television Drama and a Golden Globe nomination.

With additional accolades including an Irish Film and Television Award nomination for his role in “Troy,” Kerrigan’s talent has been widely recognized. Despite his success, he maintains a private personal life while actively supporting charitable causes.

An accomplished musician, Kerrigan plays the guitar and has composed music for his films. His passion for travel has taken him to over 50 countries, fostering his appreciation for diverse cultures and languages.

Jonathan Kerrigan’s multifaceted artistry continues to inspire audiences, solidifying his status as a versatile and accomplished entertainer.