Who Is Honor McTavish Graham McTavishs Daughter

Honor McTavish is the daughter of Graham McTavish, a popular Scottish actor. Her mother, on the other hand, is an award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer named Gwen Isaac.

Honor McTavish was born a few years into her parents’ marriage and they lavished a lot of love on her. They also took her along on shooting locations and as such, she imbibed a love for showbiz. Honor McTavish is now aspiring to become an actress someday and although her dad dreads the toil of the industry, he is determined to guide and support her no matter what.

Honor McTavish was born on the 8th of November 2006 in London, U.K. She has British and New Zealand nationalities. Her ethnicity is Scottish and English. Honor McTavish gets her Scottish ancestry from her famous actor dad – Graham McTavish. Graham McTavish is one of the biggest Scottish acting stars in the world thanks to the TV series,Outlander,where he portrays a fiery tribal warlord named Dougal Mackenzie. Asides fromOutlander, Graham McTavish is also famous for his works in TV series such asPreacher, Castlevania,andLucifer.

Graham McTavish’s acting career is not restricted to the small screens though. He has featured in several notable movies, includingAquaman, Colombiana, Rambo, Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life,andKing Lear.McTavish also appears in theHobbitfranchise where he portrays the grumpy dwarf – Dwalin.

Born in Glasgow on the 4th of January 1961, Graham McTavish laid the groundwork for his acting career by studying English literature in school and participating in multiple Shakespearean plays.

Honor McTavish’s mother is an English/Kiwi filmmaker, producer, and director. Gwen Isaac was born on the 27th of January 1971 in London. She grew up in Bay Islands, New Zealand, and commenced her career in the mid-90s. She has since accumulated an impressive filmography in that time. Gwen Isaac has directed several TV series such asMoms on Strike, Heroes Unmasked,andThis Morning.

She has also directed several documentaries such asThe Secret Life of Librarians, Tokyo Woman, Siouxsie & the Virus,andWhere There Is Life.The latter focuses on a kiwi woman suffering from a terminal disease and fetched Isaac the award for best first-time director at the 2017 London Independent Film Awards. Gwen Isaac additionally runs her own production company. She also teaches screen production at Massey University New Zealand.

Honor McTavish’s parents first met each other in London in the early 2000s. They began dating around that same time and later got engaged. They then wed and continued building their life in London. The couple welcomed their first daughter, Honor, in 2006 and worked hard to give her a good life. They made sure that she had all the material things that she could ever need. They even more importantly showered a lot of love on her.

Honor frequently got to accompany her dad to some of his shooting locations. She also did the same with her mom. All this opened her eyes to the intricacies of the movie business but her parents also made sure to protect her from the intrusive spotlight. Her mom only used her social media account for work while her dad sparingly posted her pictures on social media.

There were also very few red carpet appearances and all this was to ensure that Honor had as normal a childhood as possible. The young girl has imbibed these lessons to this day. She does not have any social media accounts under her known name and this is in a bid to protect her privacy and live a normal life.

After several years of living in London, Honor McTavish’s parents decided to move to New Zealand in 2012. Honor was about six years old at the time and she has acclimatized to her new home over the years. She has made many friends and imbibed local culture. With regards to her education, Honor McTavish attends the Waldorf/Steiner Schools. This is a global network of schools that is dedicated to the holistic development of the child. They balance academics and traditional subjects with artistic, movement, and craft activities.

The Waldorf schools are quite pricy but Honor McTavish gets to enjoy this as well as other perks from her parents. The girl has suffered her share of heartache though. Her parents called it quits on their marriage around 2020. She was about 14 years at the time and had to deal with the heartbreak of her parent’s split. Thankfully, the process was amicable. Her mom and dad have also committed to cordial co-parenting, meaning that she won’t feel the impact much.

After several years of accompanying her parents to shooting locations, Honor McTavish has fallen in love with acting and is harboring hopes of building a career in that direction. Her father disclosed this in an Associated Press interview in 2018 and stated that he dreaded his daughter going into the movie industry because he understood how difficult it can be. He however stated that he had no choice but to support her.

He had previously displayed that support by helping her land a role in one of his movies in 2012. Honor McTavish started acting at the age of 6, thanks to her father who helped her score a minor role in the first Hobbit film,The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, in 2012. She played the role of a cute hobbit and her part made it into the extended version of the film. This humble outing marked her debut professional role.

Honor McTavish has only one sibling and that is a younger sister named Hope. Hope was born around 2015 which means that she is about nine years older than her. She naturally relishes her big sister role and looks out for her sibling whether they are at home, out and about, or at school. Hope is growing in leaps and bounds and it is very much possible that she may also grow up and go into showbiz as their mom regularly takes her to filming locations.