Jonathan Keith Le Billon is a British actor, known for work in film, television and stage. He was born in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, is a graduate of Greenhead College and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and began his professional career at the age of thirteen. He made his debut television appearance in 1997, in the long running ITV series 'Heartbeat', shortly followed with further guest roles in 'City Central' (BBC) and Granada Television's multi- award winning 'Cold Feet'. His first leading screen role was in 1998, playing the character of Tom Byngham in the Renaissance season of YTV's 'How We Used to Live'. This was followed by leading roles in Channel 4's 'Hollyoaks' and the ITV Emmy nominated series 'At Home with the Braithwaites'. Le Billon left screen work for a year to tour with the theatre company 'Northern Broadsides' before accepting a place at the world famous Bristol Old Vic Theatre School - a school who's graduates include Academy Award winners: Daniel Day-Lewis and Jeremy Irons. In 2010, Le Billon took leading roles in two independent film projects: 'Casting Shadows' (2011) a story about loss of identity based on the Korean folk tale of 'The Tiger and the Bear', and the feature film 'Bright in the Dark' (set for release 2011.)

Studied acting between the years of 2004-2007 at 'The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School'. Also attended by 'Patrick Stewart', Daniel Day-Lewis , Jeremy Irons and Pete Postlethwaite .His paternal Grandfather moved to the British mainland from the Channel Island during the Second World War.