Clive Owen Overview

Born in England, Clive Owen was accepted into the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 1984. After graduation, he joined the Young Vic Theatre and performed a variety of roles onstage. Although his film debut was with a lead role in the feature Vroom (1998), Owen didn't become a household name in Britain until 1990, when he starred in the BBC TV series Chancer. In 1994, he starred opposite Catherine Zeta-Jones in BBC's The Return of the Native, which aired on CBS in the United... See All