Jason Momoa Spotted in Birmingham with British actor Peter Hirst

The Aquaman and Game of Thrones actor, known as much for his off-screen charisma as his on-screen presence, appeared relaxed as he took in the city, drawing attention from fans and passers-by alike. Adding to the buzz was his appearance alongside Hirst, a Birmingham-born actor and writer who has steadily built a reputation for championing original stories and homegrown talent.

Not least because of what it represents for Birmingham’s growing creative profile. The city has increasingly positioned itself as a destination for film, television, and independent production, and Momoa’s visit only adds to that momentum.

Hirst, whose work spans acting, writing, and IP creation including Brassic, Fall to the top and his Birmingham based tv show The B-Teem has been a vocal supporter of regional creativity outside London. Being seen alongside one of Hollywood’s most recognisable figures places a spotlight not only on him, but on the wider creative community operating in the Midlands.

For Momoa, the visit continues a pattern of stepping off the traditional press trail and into places that feel authentic, unexpected, and creatively charged. Whether his time in Birmingham was social, exploratory, or simply coincidental, the moment hasn’t gone unnoticed.

For now, it remains just that — a moment — but one that has fans watching closely and Birmingham enjoying a rare brush with Hollywood star power.