, forging his stagecraft. He studied English at Glasgow University while performing locally. Later, he earned a postgraduate acting degree from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (2022).</p><h5>Career Highlights</h5><p>Calum's early theatrical credits include roles in Yen, Half Full, Quad, Richard III, Violence & Son—showcasing his range across classical and contemporary plays. In 2022, he landed his breakout role as Rowan Laslow in Netflix’s hit series Wednesday, filmed in Romania. Rowan, a telekinetic Nevermore student, appeared across four episodes. It marked his first major professional screen performance and introduced him internationally.</p><p>Shortly after, he secured a role in the Scottish film Kill (2023) as Vince, continuing his transition from theatre to screen. He’s also credited for Betrayal (2023). Represented by United Agents, he's lined up roles in upcoming TV series like Young Sherlock (Amazon), Loki S2, The Devil’s Hour S3, Pennyworth S3, and Sex Education S2.</p>){kind=link}
Personal Details
Born :
Height :
Approximately 5′ 7″ / 170 cm (some sources mention 5′1″, but the majority cite ~5′7″)
Parents & Relatives :
Neil Ross (Father) , Karen Ross (Mother) , Matthew Ross (Brother)
Calum Ross
Born in Wales but grew up in Larbert, Calum discovered acting early, participating in Falkirk Youth Theatre. At 20, he was selected among 20 actors for the Scottish Youth Theatre's National Ensemble (2017), forging his stagecraft. He studied English at Glasgow University while performing locally. Later, he earned a postgraduate acting degree from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (2022).
Career Highlights
Calum's early theatrical credits include roles in Yen, Half Full, Quad, Richard III, Violence & Son—showcasing his range across classical and contemporary plays. In 2022, he landed his breakout role as Rowan Laslow in Netflix’s hit series Wednesday, filmed in Romania. Rowan, a telekinetic Nevermore student, appeared across four episodes. It marked his first major professional screen performance and introduced him internationally.
Shortly after, he secured a role in the Scottish film Kill (2023) as Vince, continuing his transition from theatre to screen. He’s also credited for Betrayal (2023). Represented by United Agents, he's lined up roles in upcoming TV series like Young Sherlock (Amazon), Loki S2, The Devil’s Hour S3, Pennyworth S3, and Sex Education S2.