Actor who appeared in Netflix series Bridgerton and blockbuster movie 1917 is spared jail after he downloaded hundreds of child abuse images and traded them on Instagram
DAILY MAIL
An actor who appeared as an extra in Netflix’s Bridgerton and First World War blockbuster 1917 has been spared jail after he downloaded hundreds of child abuse images of children as young as five and traded them on Instagram.
West End theatre worker Kieren Curran, 23, was seen shaking as he was sentenced to eight months in prison suspended for two years at Harrow Crown Court on Thursday.
He was caught after police raided his house on February 16, 2021, acting on intelligence about an Instagram account with indecent images of children.
Curran, of Ealing, west London, starred as a smartly dressed extra in Bridgerton and as a soldier in an iconic battle scene from Sam Mendes’s Oscar and Bafta-winning war film 1917.
He also has stage credits for the London College of Music and as an assistant director on upcoming Amazon Prime series Red, White and Royal Blue.
