Shameless star Elliott Tittensor looks completely different from his days playing young tearaway Carl Gallagher on the hit Channel 4 drama. The 33-year-old Manchester native played his character from 2008 to 2013 and starred alongside his actor David Threlfall who portrayed his foul-mouthed and dishevelled on-screen dad and shared the role with his real-life brother Luke.
Years on from his acting debut, Elliot appears to have ditched his clean-shaven look as he sported a long and scruffy beard, ponytail, and colorful tattoos in one of his recent Instagram photos.
The staple show followed the misadventures of the dysfunctional Gallagher family who lived in a lousy council estate flat in Manchester. When he appeared on the popular show, the TV actor was instantly recognisable due to his short dark hair and shabby look, including almost always wearing a tracksuit. The loud-mouthed and mischievous teenager was often seen in heaps of trouble - and was once even arrested.
Shameless star Elliott Tittensor looks completely different from his days playing young tearaway Carl Gallagher on the hit Channel 4 drama (Instagram/etittensor)
Shameless star Elliott Tittensor looks unrecognisable from his days playing Carl Gallagher on the Channel 4 showHis most recent role was in House of Dragons, which is a prequel to the popular American show Game of Thrones. On his social media page, Elliot shared that he was overjoyed to have starred in the fantasy series.
He said: "A journey that was shared with so many beautiful people, cast & crew, who made the experience a ridiculously enjoyable one. None more than to work with my twin bro @luke_tittensor."
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He added: "Game of Thrones is the only series I’ve watched all the way through and we stand on the shoulders on giants!
"I hope we can do everyone involved in the original show & the fans proud by continuing the greatness that is George R.R. Martin’s work. Legend, the man sowing the seeds."
He was also cast in Silent Witness, where he reprised his part as Scott Weston, which he first played in 2010. The actor has a long list of TV credits including starring on Doctors, mini-series A Christmas Carol, and I Hate Suzie.
On the big screen, he appeared in Chasing Shadows and Moving On, and movies such as Dunkirk, Spike Island and North v South.
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