The bustling Cornish landscape of Poldark has captivated audiences since 2015, with its breath-taking visuals and gripping storytelling. As fans bid farewell to the mines and coastlines of Ross Poldark’s world, they often wonder, "Where are they now?" - referring to the talented cast. We've scoured the internet to bring you an engaging update on some of the key cast members of Poldark.
Many of the actors who brought the residents of Cornwall to life have moved on to new projects, with some taking big strides in their careers. Let's dive right in.
The Poldark Leads
At the heart of the show were Ross and Demelza Poldark, played by Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson.
Aidan Turner
After portraying the charismatic Ross Poldark, Turner has kept busy. He recently starred in the BBC adaptation of War of the Worlds and will next appear in Andor, a Star Wars series for Disney+.
Eleanor Tomlinson
Since Poldark's end, Tomlinson has tackled various roles. Notably, she played the lead in the psychological thriller Colette and featured in The Christmasгии Pantomime for the BBC.
The supporting Cast
Maintaining the drama and intrigue, Poldark's supporting ensemble played crucial roles.
Heida Reed (Elizabeth Warleggan)
After Poldark, Reed starred in the French Alps-set drama Borgtown. She also returned to her native Iceland to star in the TV series Síðasti Bæniframe>Síðasti Bæniframe>.
Luke Pasqualino (umphrey Poldark)
Pasqualino went on to star in the historical drama Invincible, portraying the legendary gladiator Spartacus. Most recently, he appeared in the Amazon Prime series The feed.
Beatie Edney (Prudie specifics)
Edney continued her impressive career, appearing in Netflix's Finding Alice and the BBC drama Father Brown. She also lent her voice to the audiobook of Liane Moriarty's The Holiday.
As the sun sets on Poldark, the cast members have scattered to roles far and wide, proving that the world of the Cornish miners wasn't their only stomping ground. It's heartening to see such talent thriving, and we eagerly anticipate what each will bring to our screens next.
