Henry Ian Cusick

Actor known for role in 'Lost'

Henry Ian Cusick - Actor known for role in 'Lost'
Born

April 17th, 1967
58 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Peru

Links & References

Born in Peru and raised in Scotland, an actor gained recognition for playing Desmond Hume in the television series 'Lost'. The character became a fan favorite, known for his time-traveling storyline and relationship with other main characters. Additional notable roles include appearances in 'The 100' and 'Scorpion'. With a career spanning stage and screen, the actor has also worked in various theater productions before achieving television fame. He has received accolades for performances, showcasing versatility across genres.

Played Desmond Hume in 'Lost'

Appeared in 'The 100'

Featured in 'Scorpion'

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