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Archie James Beale (born 22 November 1997), known professionally as Archie Renaux, is an English actor. On television, he is known for his roles in the BBC One miniseries Gold Digger (2019) and the Netflix series Shadow and Bone (2021–2023).
Archie Renaux is a British actor who grew up in Kingston upon Thames. He is most well known for starring in the Amazon Prime movie 'Upgraded' alongside Camila Mendes and Marisa Tomei. He has been cast in the upcoming entry in the Alien franchise 'Alien Romulus'.
522K Followers, 494 Following, 96 Posts - Archie Renaux (@archierenaux3) on Instagram: "Actor".
Archie Renaux is the actor who plays Mal in Shadow and Bone on Netflix. Mal, full name Malyen Oretsev, is a gifted tracker and Alina Starkov’s childhood best friend.
Archie Renaux is a British actor who grew up in Kingston upon Thames. He is most well known for starring in the Amazon Prime movie 'Upgraded' alongside Camila Mendes and Marisa Tomei. He has been cast in the upcoming entry in the Alien franchise 'Alien Romulus'.
Apr 23, 2021 · Archie Renaux plays Malyen "Mal" Oretsev, one of the more controversial characters in the beloved Shadow and Bone YA series. But that won't keep him from getting his hooks in the audience.
May 8, 2021 · Archie Renaux talks about playing Mal on Shadow and Bone, the Alina-Mal dynamic, his audition process, and being mentored by Ben Barnes.
Sep 26, 2022 · Archie Renaux Is Leading Man Material. With numerous films slated this year—including Catherine Called Birdy and The Greatest Beer Run Ever —the Shadow and Bone star’s career is blossoming ...
Archie James Beale (born 22 November 1997), known professionally as Archie Renaux, is an English actor and model. He stars in the Netflix series Shadow and Bone. He appeared in the BBC One miniseries Gold Digger.
Apr 22, 2021 · 7 Things To Know About Netflix's Next Epic Fantasy Series. Shadow and Bone. Stars Ben Barnes and Archie Renaux and showrunner Eric Heisserer share some key details about season 1 of the show...
