Henry Lloyd-Hughes
Energetic, bold, fun voice with superb comic timing & plenty of accent versatility.
Extremely versatile with accents. Is very well known as cockney due to his part in the Inbetweeners. He has also starred in leading roles as a Mancunian.
Audio Samples
Singing Ability
- Tenor/Baritone (Professional - Use to gig as a singer & has good stage singing experience.)
Musical Instruments
- Drums (Skilled)
Other Languages
Credits
- The Irregulars (TV, 2021) Sherlock.Netflix.
- The English Game (TV, 2020) Alfred Lyttelton. Netflix
- The Pale Horse (TV, 2020) David Ardingly. Amazon
- Killing Eve (TV, 2019) Aaron Peel. BBC 1.
- Masterpiece PBS (TV, 2019) Col Pontmercy. PBS.
- Les Misérables (TV, 2019) Pontmercy. BBC.
- The Last Witness (Feature Film, 2018) Mason Mitchell.
- The Winemaker's Son (Feature Film, 2018) Beppe.
- Will (TV, 2017) Mephistopheles. TNT
- Damascene (Feature Film, 2017) Frank. Wits' End Productions
- Occupational Hazards (Theatre, 2017) Rory Stewart. Hampstead Theatre.
- The Durrells (TV, 2017) Durant. ITV.
- Indian Summers (TV, 2016-15) Ralph Whelan. Ch4.
- Now You See Me 2: The Second Act (Feature Film, 2016) Allen Scott Frank.
- Man Up (Feature Film, 2015) Daniel.
- Insomniacs (Short Film, 2014) Theo.
- Madame Bovary (Feature Film, 2014) Charles Bovary.
- Residents (Short Film, 2014) Jack.
- The Beaux Strategem (Workshop, 2014) Archer.
- Dragon Age: Inquisition (Video Game, 2014) Talwyn / Servis / Crestwood Grey Warden. Larian Studios
- Hello Carter (Feature Film, 2013) Nicholas Renfrew.
- Ambassadors (TV, 2012) Simon Broughton. BBC2.
- NSFW (Theatre, West End, 2012) Rupert. Royal Court.
- The Cricklewood Greats (TV, 2012) Paulo DeMarco. BBC4.
- A Fantastic Fear of Everything (Feature Film, 2012) PC Taser.
- Anna Karenina (Feature Film, 2012) Burisov.
- Parade's End (TV, 2012) Captain Notting. BBC.
- The Inbetweeners Movie (Feature Film, 2011) Mark Donovan.
- Weekender (Feature Film, 2011) Matt. Lead.
- Dimensions (Feature Film, 2011) Stephen. Lead.
- Olivia Lee: Dirty Sexy Funny (TV, 2011) Various.
- Shirley (TV, 2011) Kenneth, Shirley's Husband. BBC2.
- Tiger Country (Theatre, 2011) James. Hampstead Theatre.
- Anonymous (Feature Film, 2010) Bear Baiter.
- Miliband of Brothers (TV, 2010) David Miliband.
- Posh (Theatre, West End, 2010) Dimitri. Royal Court.
- Rope (Theatre, 2009) Kenneth Raglan. Almeida.
- Punk Rock (Theatre, 2009) Bennett Francis. Lyric Hammersmith & Royal Exchange..
- Divine (Theatre, 2009) Jake. Soho Theatre.
- DNA (Theatre, West End, 2008) Lorenzo Hammond. National Theatre.
- Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat (Theatre, West End, 2008) Soldier. National Theatre.
- The Inbetweeners (TV, 2007-10) Mark Donovan. Regular role. C4.
- Telstar (Feature Film, 2007) Teddy Boy.
- Unrelated (Feature Film, 2007) Jack.
- M.I. High (TV, 2006) Kyle.
- Murphy's Law (TV, 2004) Jensen.
- Rotters Club (TV, 2004) Culpepper.
- Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire (Feature Film, 2004) Roger Davies.
Related news articles
02/08/2022
New BBC1 drama 'Marriage' starring Henry Lloyd-Hughes.
Follows Ian and Emma, a married couple who deals with the ups and downs of their long 30-year marriage. Marriage is a four-part drama that will begin on BBC1 on Sunday 14 August at 9pm.
10/11/2021
Catch Henry Lloyd-Hughes on 'The Late Late Show with James Corden'.
James asks "Ragdoll" star Henry Lloyd-Hughes about how he managed to foil both a thief's attempt at swiping a phone and a drug sting at the same time.
10/11/2021
New six part thriller series 'Ragdoll' starring Henry Lloyd-Hughes.
Detectives look to untangle the case of the Ragdoll Killer, who has killed six people and sewn their bodies into the shape of one grotesque body nicknamed the Ragdoll. Released on AMC+ in the US on Nov. 11, 2021
24/03/2021
New Netflix, crime drama series 'The Irregulars’.
Starring Sheila Atim, Royce Pierreson, Henry Lloyd-Hughes and featuring Lisa Dwyer Hogg and Abraham Popoola. A crew of misfits investigates a series of supernatural crimes in Victorian London for Dr.Watson and his shadowy associate, Sherlock Holmes. Available on Netflix on the 26th March.