Nicholas Pinnock

English actor in 'For Life'

Nicholas Pinnock - Performers & Entertainers born September 2nd, 1973
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An English actor celebrated for roles in television and film. Pinnock gained recognition for portraying Aaron Wallace in the legal drama series 'For Life', which aired on ABC. He also appeared in the series 'Top Boy', earning acclaim for his work in British television. The actor's career began in theater, performing in various productions. Pinnock participated in several short films and has made guest appearances in popular series over the years, showcasing versatility across different genres.

Portrayed Aaron Wallace in 'For Life'

Appeared in 'Top Boy'

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