Arnas Fedaravicius
Lithuanian actor
Arnas Fedaravicius (Lithuanian: Arnas Fedaravičius; born 21 June 1991) is a Lithuanian actor. He is best known for his role as Sihtric in the Netflix series The Last Kingdom and as Valentin in the HBO anthology series The White Lotus.
Early life and career
Fedaravicius was born in Vilnius, Lithuania, and studied at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
He worked as an actor, boxer, and other odd jobs for several years before landing a breakthrough role in The Last Kingdom, explaining: "At the time of The Last Kingdom I had just moved back to London from Russia...I was working as a flyer guy, street promotions. I just got a self-tape for it and I did it and completely forgot about it. I kept on doing the flyering job, and one day I got a call back. I was in the middle of my shift at 6.30 in the morning promoting a gym."
In early 2024, he was announced as a cast member for the third season of The White Lotus.
Personal life
Fedaravicius speaks Lithuanian, English, Russian, and basic Italian. He has heterochromia iridum, with one green and one brown eye. As of 2023, he is in a relationship with American actress Emeraude Toubia.
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