Guy Burnet

Guy Burnet is a British actor whose career spans stage, television, and film across two continents. Burnet established himself as a theater actor before appearing in a series of British television productions, most notably joining the cast of "Hollyoaks" as Craig Dean, where he was central to a culturally significant storyline that remains one of the most discussed arcs in the show's history. After starring in "Hollyoaks," Burnet moved to New York, worked at a boxing gym, and continued his theater work, eventually appearing in the Off-Broadway premiere production of "Murder in the First," adapted by Dan Gordon.

After several years on the New York stage, Burnet transitioned into U.S. television and film, appearing in the Showtime drama "Ray Donovan" and later joining the third season of "The Affair" in the recurring role of Mike Cornwell. He joined the second season of Amazon's "Hand of God" and later led the cast of the Amazon-BBC science fiction drama "The Feed," based on the novel by Nick Clark Windo. In "The Feed," Burnet played Tom Hatfield, a psychologist navigating a world shaped by implanted technology, with David Thewlis as his father. He also starred as Chips in the Netflix action-comedy series "FUBAR" alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Burnet's film work includes lead roles in "Two Jacks" opposite Sienna Miller and the war drama "Age of Heroes" with Sean Bean, as well as a supporting role in David Koepp's crime caper "Mortdecai" opposite Johnny Depp and Ewan McGregor, and a co-starring role in the musical comedy "Pitch Perfect 3" alongside Anna Kendrick. Burnet also appeared with Academy Award winners Christoph Waltz and Willem Dafoe in Walter Hill's "Dead for a Dollar." He joined the ensemble of Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer," alongside Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, and Robert Downey Jr.

Burnet appeared as Charlie Newsom in the Paramount+ drama series "Landman," created by Taylor Sheridan, alongside Billy Bob Thornton. Introduced in season two, Charlie becomes a love interest to Tommy's attorney colleague Rebecca Falcone and is integral to Tommy's business efforts in season three. Burnet has also completed a role opposite Adria Arjona in the erotic thriller "Scorn" and stars opposite Jeff Daniels in the political thriller "The Brink of War," a retelling of the Reagan-Gorbachev summit.