Matt Lucas
Comedian, screenwriter, actor and singer, best known for his work with David Walliams in the television show 'Little Britain', as well as for his portrayals of the scorekeeping baby George Dawes in the comedy panel game 'Shooting Stars' and both Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee in 'Alice in Wonderland'.
A household name.
Full of personality, with bags of energy. Very versatile. Brilliant for a more natural and assured tone too.
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Accents
Singing Ability
- Various singing styles (Skilled)
Acting Talents
- Character voicing (Highly skilled)
Writing Experience
- TV (Professional)
Credits
- Doctor Who (TV, 2017-2015) Nardole
- How to Talk to Girls at Parties (Feature Film, 2017) Little Punk
- The Labyrinth (Feature Film, 2017) Sam. Elysium Bandini Studios
- A Futile and Stupid Gesture (Feature Film, 2017) Tony Hendra. Netflix
- Alice Through the Looking Glass (Feature Film, 2016) Tweedledee/Tweedledum
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (Feature Film, 2016) Bottom. BBC
- Galavant (TV, 2016) Peasant John. ABC
- Pompidou (TV, 2015) Pompidou
- Paddington (Feature Film, 2014) Joe
- The Harry Hill Movie (Feature Film, 2013) Otto
- Bridesmaids (TV, 2011) Gil
- Come Fly With Me (TV, 2010-2011) Various
- Alice in Wonderland (Feature Film, 2010) Tweedledee/Tweedledum
- Les Miserables (Theatre, West End, 2010) Thernadier
- Little Britain USA (TV, 2008) Various
- Little Britain (TV, 2003-6) Various
- Shooting Stars (TV, 1995-2009) George Dawes. BBC
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Related news articles
21/11/2019
Matt Lucas on QI, taking part in a festive edition of the quiz.
Catch Matt Lucas on a festive QI, on Thursday 28th November at 10pm on BBC2.
09/08/2019
Matt Lucas joins the celebrity cast of 'Les Misérables' at the Gielgud Theatre this summer!
Matt plays the role of the drunken inn keeper, otherwise known as ‘Master of the House’, Thénardier. Playing 10th August- 30th November.
21/06/2019
Matt Lucas voices Charlie in new animated feature film 'The Queen's Corgi' .
Rex, one of the Queen's most beloved corgis, escapes from the palace and immediately finds himself lost, with only a group of scrappy dogs to rely on. Forced to find his way back to his favourite Monarch, Rex begins an epic journey that will help him discover who he truly is. Watch in Cinemas from the 5th July.
28/03/2019
BFI & Radio Times Television Festival
Featuring Ambreen Razia, Tom Bateman, Gemma Whelan, Matt Lucas, Nia Roberts, Matthew Gravelle, Mali Harries, Robert Bathurst, Mathew Horne and Zawe Ashton. At London’s BFI Southbank from Friday 12th — Sunday 14th April 2019.