Keenan Arrison
Acting 24 credits
Biography
Keenan Arrison works in acting. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Nathaniel Ramabulana
2 shared titles
Shona Ferguson
1 shared title
Tumisho Masha
1 shared title
Connie Ferguson
1 shared title
Gail Nkoane
1 shared title
Ian Roberts
1 shared title
James Alexander
1 shared title
Lele Ledwaba
1 shared title
Clementine Mosimane
1 shared title
Tyrone Keogh
1 shared title
Career timeline
The Heart Is a MuscleAngels
The FixMince Jou Hare#lovemyselfieSnake
Fatal SeductionThe Umbrella Men: Escape From Robben Island
Cabin FeverAtlantis
Kings of Jo'BurgSiende Blind
Trackers
Tomb Raider
Accident
The CrownDie Byl
DominionDominionSwartwater
The WildSkeem
Getroud Met RugbyShirley Adams
Full Filmography
24 titles- The Crown (2016) as Egyptian Interpreter
- Fatal Seduction (2023) as Charlie Chase
- The Wild (2011) as Ashwin Fernandez
- Tomb Raider (2018) as Mercenary
- Dominion (2014) as Brother Paul
- Dominion (2014) as Paul
- Die Byl (2016) as James
- Getroud Met Rugby (2009) as Cedric
- Kings of Jo'Burg (2020) as Karim
- Trackers (2019) as Ibrahim November
- Swartwater (2014) as Ashwin
- The Fix (2024) as Solomon
- The Heart Is a Muscle (2026) as Ryan
- Mince Jou Hare (2024) as Diego Albetross
- Skeem (2011) as Claude Jnr
- Accident (2017) as Thomas
- Shirley Adams (2009) as Donovan Adams
- Cabin Fever (2021)
- Siende Blind (2020) as Ricky
- Angels (2026) as Paul Taylor
- The Umbrella Men: Escape From Robben Island (2023) as Mortimer
- #lovemyselfie (2024) as Enrico
- Atlantis (2021) as Nazeem
- Snake (2024) as Frank
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Keenan Arrison best known for?
Keenan Arrison is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Crown (2016), Fatal Seduction (2023), The Wild (2011), Tomb Raider (2018).
How many credits does Keenan Arrison have?
Keenan Arrison has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2009 to 2026.