The 1917 and Game of Thrones actor would see an Oscar win 'tainted' over the fact his father is serving a four and a half year jail sentence for £3.5 million fuel fraud
Former Game of Thrones star Dean-Charles Chapman would see possible Oscars victory for his World War I film 1917 tarnished by the fact his father is currently in jail.
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