Here's 10 of my favourite TV actors and characters over recent-ish years!


Here is a list of 10 of my favourite tv actors and characters over recent-ish years. I feel that every single actor I have listed here is absolutely brilliant in there respective roles, in every single way and I completely love the way they portray there character's:


1) Mads mikkelsen - Hannibal Lecter - Hannibal - This guy was definitely born to play the role of Hannibal the cannibal! Every thing about his character shouts class. He even makes eating people look good!

2) Aaron Paul - Jesse Pinkman - Breaking Bad - I think the first time I saw Aaron Paul in anything and I instantly fell In love with his work!

3) Peter Dinklage - Tyrion Lannister - Got - Everyone's favourite Little dude, just a genius and a badass who is hand of the queen, maybe the smallest guy in the room but his voice stands taller than the rest!

4) Joseph Gilgun - Cassidy - Preacher - My favourite Irish vampire that holds the casts chemistry together singlehandedly!

5) Gaten Matarazzo - Dustin - Stranger Things - Probably the cutest kid on screen with his dope jokes and possibly the only kid who makes a lisp sound badass!

6) Cillian Murphy - Tommy Shelby - Peaky Blinders - Gangster, gangster, gangster!

7) Dylan Minnette - Clay Jensen - 13 Reasons Why - He had me on tenterhooks from start till finish, brilliant actor and loved the way HE PORTRAYED the character.

8) Rami Malek - Elliot - Mr. Robot - One of the most talented actors on the small screen for the last couple of years, every episode he surprises you with more hidden talents!

9) Norman Reedus - Daryl Dixon - The Walking Dead - Everyone's favourite zombie slaying badass that always gets you sooo emotional!

10) Charlie Cox - Mathew Murdoch - Daredevil - Perfect fit for the devil of hells kitchen. Love everything he brings to the role of Mathew Murdoch, who would believe he was the lead in Stardust!

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