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Tom Ackerley
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Born
June 1990
·
Surrey, England, UK
Height
6′ 3¼″ (1.91 m)
Mini Bio
Tom Ackerley was born in June 1990 in Surrey, England, UK. He is a producer and assistant director, known for
Promising Young Woman (2020)
,
Barbie (2023)
and
I, Tonya (2017)
. He has been married to
Margot Robbie
since December 18, 2016.
Family
Spouse
Margot Robbie
(December 18, 2016 - present)
Trivia
In 2013, he met
Margot Robbie
on the set while filming
Suite Française (2014)
. They married in 2016 in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. They lived in London, England, United Kingdom, before moving to Los Angeles, California.
When his wife,
Margot Robbie
, appeared on
Jim Carrey/Margot Robbie/Daniel Kaluuya/Jodie Turner-Smith/Lewis Capaldi (2020)
, she revealed that he was an extra in
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
-- he played a Slytherin student who is pushed aside by Draco (played by
Tom Felton
) when the students first meet Buckbeak. Robbie, a big fan of the Harry Potter franchise, said "Had [he] told me sooner, we would have married *very* quickly.".
Brother-in-law of
Cameron Robbie
.
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