Henry Lloyd-Hughes

Henry Lloyd-Hughes is a well-known English actor, renowned for his roles in popular films and television series, including Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, The Inbetweeners, Miliband of Brothers, and Weekender. He has established himself as a versatile actor with an impressive career spanning across film, television, and theater.

Early Life

Henry Lloyd-Hughes was born on August 1, 1985, in Westminster, London, England. He is the son of Lucy Appleby, an actress in the British film and television industry, and Timothy Lloyd-Hughes, a senior executive at Deutsche Bank. Henry has two younger brothers, Theo, a record executive, and Ben, an actor. Both Henry and Ben appeared in the Miliband of Brothers documentary, where they portrayed former British Labour Party politicians David and Ed Miliband.

Henry was educated at St. Paul’s School, a prestigious all-boys school in London. He chose to pursue a career in acting instead of attending university, setting the stage for his future in the entertainment industry.

Career

Henry’s career began in 2004 with a role in the television series Murphy’s Law. His breakthrough came the following year when he was cast as Roger Davis in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. This was followed by a role as Jack in Unrelated, a film directed by Joanna Hogg, where he starred alongside Tom Hiddleston.

He gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Mark Donovan in the popular teen sitcom The Inbetweeners, and he reprised this role in the 2011 film The Inbetweeners Movie. That same year, he appeared in a variety of other projects, including Dimensions, Anonymous, Weekender, R, Colonel Gaddafi: The Lost Footage, and Shirley.

In 2012, Henry starred alongside Keira Knightley and Aaron Taylor-Johnson in the epic romantic drama Anna Karenina, where he played the role of Burisov. He also featured in Hello Carter, a romantic comedy-drama with Jodie Whittaker, and appeared in several short films, such as Insomniacs and Residents.

Fame and Notable Roles

Henry’s fame continued to rise in 2015 with his role as Ralph Whelan in the historical drama series Indian Summers. He also appeared in films like Man Up and the TV series Les Misérables, The Durrells, and Will. Henry’s theater career flourished as he performed in acclaimed venues such as the Almeida Theatre, Young Vic, and Lyric Hammersmith.

In 2021, Henry was part of the cast of The Irregulars, a Netflix series where he played the iconic role of Sherlock Holmes. He also starred in The English Game and The Pale Horse, two other significant projects released the same year.

Personal Life

Henry married his long-time girlfriend, Rosie Swash, in 2014. Rosie is a journalist and editor at The Guardian and is an avid supporter of Arsenal Football Club. The couple has two children, but Henry prefers to keep their identities out of the media spotlight.

Henry maintains an active presence on social media, with a verified Instagram account (@matineeidle), where he humorously describes himself as “The most famous actor you’ve never heard of.” He also has a Twitter account with the same handle.

Net Worth

Henry Lloyd-Hughes has earned substantial wealth from his acting career, both in film and television, as well as from his work in theater. As of 2021, his net worth is estimated to be around $3 million. In addition to his acting work, Henry is also involved in the family business and serves as a creative director at N.E. Blake & Co., an independent company founded in 1926. Moreover, he co-founded the Bloody Lads Cricket Club, a recreational cricket team.

Trivia

• Henry’s acting career spans multiple genres, including drama, comedy, and fantasy.
• He has lived in Hackney, London, for over 15 years.
• Henry has appeared in several prominent theater productions, including Posh, The Changeling, and Punk Rock.
• He is the grandson of Basil Appleby, an actor, producer, and creative director.
• Henry is passionate about cricket and co-founded the Bloody Lads Cricket Club.

Henry Lloyd-Hughes continues to be an active and sought-after actor, with a career that shows no signs of slowing down. His diverse talents, from his theater performances to his roles in film and television, have established him as a versatile figure in the entertainment industry.