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Laurence Fox
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BirthplaceYorkshire, England, UK
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Laurence Fox

Actor· Yorkshire, England, UK

Laurence Fox, born on May 26, 1978, is an English actor and musician whose career is most prominently marked by his portrayal of Detective Sergeant James Hathaway in the TV series Lewis. Descended from a lineage of performers, including his father, actor James Fox, and uncles Edward Fox, Robert Fox, and Daniel Chatto, Fox's public persona extends beyond entertainment to include controversial stances on social and political issues, notably critiquing the George Floyd protests, COVID-19 vaccines, and Pride and trans rights. His activism culminated in founding the populist political party Reclaim and a failed candidacy in the 2021 London mayoral election, where he campaigned against what he perceived as excessive political correctness.

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Filmography

18 credits across 1 departments.

YearTitleRoleType
2019The Professor and the MadmanPhilip Lyttelton GellFilm
2011W.E.BertieFilm
2011The Real King's SpeechNarratorFilm
2011Fast Freddie, the Widow and MeJonathan DonaldFilm
2008WiredPhillip ManninghamTV
2008A Room with a ViewCecil VyseTV
2007A Room with a ViewCecil VyseFilm
2007Elizabeth: The Golden AgeSir Christopher HattonFilm
2007LewisDetective Sergeant James HathawayTV
2007Becoming JaneMr. WisleyFilm
2006The Last DropMajor KesslerFilm
2005EgyptLeonardTV
2004Island at WarBernhardt TellemannTV
2004AD/BC: A Rock OperaTownsfolkFilm
2003South from GranadaRalph PartridgeFilm
2002DeathwatchCapt. Bramwell JenningsFilm
2001The HoleGeoff BinghamFilm
2001Gosford ParkRupert StandishFilm

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