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Cool and cerebral Brish actor Shn Evans played numero figur on both sis of the legal fence before fdg his star-makg role as a younger versn of John Thaw's dogged Inspector Morse on "Enavour" (ITV, 2013- ). Born Shn Francis Evans to workg class Irish parents Liverpool, England on March 6, 1980, he was an avid rear as a young man, which helped him earn a scholarship to St. Edward's College, a prtig Catholic school his hometown. There, he began actg school productns and cid to pursue a reer performg. At the age of 18, he moved to London to study at the Guildhall School of Mic and Drama. Stage work preced his first televisn work, cludg his breakout role as a gay tor on the edy-drama "Teachers" (Channel 4, 2001-04), and appearanc films like the perd stage drama "Beg Julia" (2004), wh Ante Beng. More featur soon followed, cludg the offbeat "Cashback" (2006) and lead rol the thriller "Gone" (2006) and the edy "Sparkle" (2007), but televisn ntued to provi Evans wh his most popular showse. After playg the Earl of Southampton "The Virg Queen" (BBC, 2006), he was a mastay of UK crime projects, cludg "The Take" (Sky 1, 2009) as the of socpathic gangster Tom Hardy, and "Ash to Ash" (BBC, 2009-2010), the follow-up to the popular science fictn/police procral "Life on Mars" (BBC One, 2006-07), and the thriller seri "The Last Weekend" (ITV, 2012). In 2013, Evans was st as the lead "Enavour," a prequel to the much-loved "Inspector Morse" (ITV, 1987-2000) seri wh John Thaw as the eponymo and fatigable police tective. Evans played Morse as a young tective nstable the 1960s, navigatg partment polics Oxford while also solvg s. In 2015, he was st "The Sndalo Lady W" (BBC) as the spoe of Seymour Worsley (Natalie Dormer), the ntroversial and pennt-md 18th century lady of means. Between assignments like the and his regular work on "Enavour" - which he also began producg 2017 - Evans also found time to make his directorial but wh a 2017 episo of the long-nng medil drama "Casualty" (BBC, 1986- ).