Biography of Taron Egerton
Taron Egerton is a Welsh actor who shot to fame with his breakout role in "Kingsman: The Secret Service" and later captivated audiences as Elton John in the biographical drama "Rocketman."
Childhood and Adolescence
Taron Egerton was born on November 10, 1989, in Birkenhead, a small town in northwest England. The actor's name is a variation of the Welsh name "Taran," which means "thunder." Though born in England, Taron considers himself Welsh—his grandmother was Welsh—and he speaks both Welsh fluently and English with a distinctive Welsh accent.

After finishing school, Egerton was admitted to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, from which he graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.I was a cheeky kid, but I hardly had any problems at school. I probably just thought I was a troublemaker.
Acting Career
In 2012, Edgerton made his debut in the comedy play "The Last of the Haussmans," where he got to work alongside renowned theater and film actors such as Julie Walters, Rory Kinnear, and Helen McCrory.








Elton insisted that the actor reinterpret his songs to better understand his life, rather than "copy" them and his style (Taron performed all the vocal parts in the film himself). Although the film didn't replicate the triumph of "Bohemian Rhapsody," it earned high ratings from viewers and an Oscar for the song "I'm Gonna Love Me Again," which the actor and musician later performed as a duet. Edgerton received his first Golden Globe for the role....Elton and I spent a lot of time in my apartment, listening to vinyl and watching videos of his concerts... That's how I immersed myself in his world... Playing Elton John, in every sense and with all due respect, was surreal. Sometimes it was even scary, but undoubtedly, it's a huge honor

Taron Egerton's Personal Life
Egerton dated Emily Thomas, a director's assistant, for about six years starting in 2016. The couple split in April 2022. Egerton scrubbed all their photos together from social media.
Taron Egerton now
In 2023, Egerton took on the role of programmer Hank Rogers, who travels to the USSR during its final years to meet Soviet engineer Alexey Pajitnov (played by Russian actor Nikita Efremov), the inventor of Tetris, in a bid to secure the game's rights.