John Kavanagh
John Kavanagh (born 1946, Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish character actor who was a member of the Abbey Theatre company for ten years (1967–1977) before going freelance. He has worked in over 20 films and numerous TV series since 1970. His film credits include Braveheart (1995), The Butcher Boy (1997), Dancing at Lughnasa (1998), Florence Foster Jenkins (2016), and The Last Duel (2021). On television he is best known for playing The Seer / Pope Leo IV in Vikings (2013–2020) and Vikings: Valhalla (2022–2024), and Cardinal Lorenzo Campeggio in The Tudors (2007–2008). He received a Drama Desk Award nomination (1989) for Juno and the Paycock. He is also a singer, having played the lead in the Irish stage production of Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris in the 1970s. No other personal details are publicly confirmed.
Known For
Credits
- 2026 · Bucking Fastard as Mr. Westmoreland
- 2022 · Peacock as Georgia's Boss
- 2022 · Vikings: Valhalla as The Seer
- 2021 · The Last Duel as Le Gris' Priest
- 2021 · Riverdance: The Animated Adventure as Gatekeeper (voice)
- 2019 · Supervized as Windsor
- 2017 · Lost Memories as Dad
- 2016 · Florence Foster Jenkins as Arturo Toscanini
- 2015 · Vikings: Athelstan's Journal as The Seer (archive footage)
- 2015 · Vikings: Athelstan's Journal as The Seer
- 2014 · Horse as Junior
- 2014 · In Secret as Inspector Michaud
- 2013 · The Invisible Woman as Reverend Benham
- 2013 · Vikings as Pope Leo IV
- 2013 · Vikings as The Seer (voice)
- 2013 · Vikings as The Seer
- 2012 · Titanic: Blood and Steel as Edward Carson
- 2009 · Father & Son as John O'Connor
- 2007 · Closing the Ring as Reverend Smith
- 2007 · The Tudors as Cardinal Campeggio
- 2007 · The Tudors as Cardinal Lorenzo Campeggio
- 2006 · The Black Dahlia as Emmett Linscott
- 2004 · Alexander as Parmenion
- 2001 · Last Days in Dublin as
- 2001 · Rebel Heart as Eugene O'Brien
- 1996 · Some Mother's Son as Cardinal
- 1995 · Braveheart as Craig
- 1995 · Sharpe's Sword as Father Patrick Curtis
- 1995 · Circle of Friends as Brian Mahon
- 1994 · Scarlett as Jamie O'Hara
- 1994 · Widows' Peak as Canon Murtagh
- 1993 · Sharpe as Father Curtis
- 1992 · Into the West as Hartnett
- 1991 · Performance as Adolphus Grigson
- 1988 · The Storyteller as Beggar
- 1986 · ScreenPlay as Tom Crosbie
- 1986 · ScreenPlay as Superintendent O'Kelly
- 1986 · ScreenPlay as Father Dade
- 1986 · ScreenPlay as Sean Kerrigan
- 1986 · Lovejoy as Hennessey
- Future · Weeks as Jim
- 2026 · One Sweet Hour as Tommy
- 2024 · Der Irland-Krimi: Zerrissene Seelen as Arthur Browne
- 2024 · Baltimore as Sir Alfred Beit
- 2017 · Deposits as Narrator (voice)
- 2013 · The Stag as Fionan and Little Kevin's Dad
- 2010 · The Runway as
- 2006 · The Tiger's Tail as Harry
- 2004 · The Halo Effect as Stan
- 2004 · The Wonderful Story of Kelvin Kind as
- 2003 · Mystics as Gerry the Barman
- 2003 · Benedict Arnold: A Question of Honor as Judge Shippen
- 2002 · Pete's Meteor as Sergeant Maloney
- 2002 · Sinners as Frank
- 2002 · Puckoon as Haggerty
- 1999 · Vicious Circle as Charlie Rice
- 1998 · Dancing at Lughnasa as Father Carlin
- 1998 · The Butcher Boy as Dr. Boyd
- 1997 · The Informant as IRA Chief
- 1996 · Samuel Beckett: As the Story Was Told as Voice
- 1995 · Shadow of a Gunman as Adolphus Grigson
- 1993 · Love Lies Bleeding as Sean Kerrigan
- 1993 · Bad Company as Patrick Molloy
- 1991 · Children of the North as Seamus Reilly
- 1991 · Arise and Go Now as Father Dade
- 1991 · Events at Drimaghleen as Superintendent O'Kelly
- 1990 · August Saturday as Tom Crosbie
- 1990 · Fools of Fortune as Johnny Lacy
- 1990 · Who Bombed Birmingham? as Z
- 1988 · Joyriders as Manager
- 1988 · The Storyteller: A Story Short as Beggar
- 1987 · Bellman and True as Donkey
- 1986 · The Fantasist as Robert Foxley
- 1985 · The Price as Kearney
- 1985 · The Price as Kearney
- 1984 · Children in the Crossfire as
- 1984 · Cal as Skeffington
- 1983 · The Country Girls as James
- 1983 · Attracta as Mr. Devereux
- 1982 · The Ballroom of Romance as Bowser Egan
- 1970 · The McKenzie Break as
- Future · The Great Wide Open as Grandad
- 1980 · Revival: Pearse's Concept of Ireland as Patrick Pearse
- 1971 · A Week in the Life of Martin Cluxton as Priest

