Born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England in 1987, Philip Hill-Pearson is one Brit beauty you'll want to make some Yorkshire Pudding with! Philip first rose to prominence thanks to his role as Bruce Donnelly on the long-running original British version of Shameless in 2010. The following year, Philip's star rose even higher with roles opposite David Tennant in United (2011) as well as a small but pivotal part in Steven Spielberg's Oscar-nominated adaptation of War Horse (2011)! Philip even managed to squeeze in some stage work, playing Billy in a stage production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice in 2013. Philip's heart, however, seemed to be for the boob tube as he kept returning to work in television time and again throughout the decade. You may have seen Philip on the police procedurals Good Cop in 2012 or WPC 56 in 2013, or perhaps you caught his work in the BBC One drama Common (2014). A three episode arc on Doctors bridged the gap between those projects and recurring roles on shows like No Offence, Vera, and Coronation Street followed soon after. Philip first came to Mr. Man's attention in 2021 when he landed the role of McKendrick in the ensemble miniseries The North Water alongside Colin Farrell, Jack O'Connell, and Stephen Graham. Philip set himself apart from his more famous co-stars by going nude in the debut episode, giving us a great look at his bare ass while he allows O'Connell to examine his penis. Too bad he didn't seek a second opinion from us, we'd have happily given that thing the old once over!
