Treva Etienne

The London-born actor and filmmaker Treva Etienne has worked across British and American television, film and theater. He trained with the BBC as a director and made his debut behind the camera with the short The Promise of Strangers, which he also wrote, then wrote, produced and directed two seasons of the BBC sketch comedy The Real McCoy. Two of his shorts won awards, Driving Miss Crazy and A Woman Scorned. As a performer he had a recurring role in Steven Spielberg's Falling Skies and a lead in the horror film Itsy Bitsy (2019), with other credits including Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), Black Hawk Down, Bad Boys II and Eyes Wide Shut. On British television he appeared in The Last Train and the award-winning Holding On, and his stage work includes Macbeth, in which he took the title role for the Royal National Theatre.