Jonah Lees

Jonah Lees is a British actor known for a range of roles across film and television, including ‘The Phantom of the Open’ and Netflix’s ‘The Letter for the King’. After establishing a strong foundation in television, Jonah Lees went on to build a diverse filmography across both film and television. His early career included a notable portrayal of Young Eric in the 2011 TV movie Eric & Ernie, which marked an early significant credit. Lees continued to expand his range with the 2015 film Tale of Tales, where he took on the role of Jonah, showcasing his capacity for engaging dramatic performances.

Beyond his extensive screen work, Lees has also cultivated a robust stage presence, demonstrating his theatrical capabilities. He notably performed as Douglas Gresham in a national tour of the acclaimed play Shadowlands, which included prestigious engagements at London’s Wyndham Theatre and Novello Theatre. This diverse experience across mediums showcases Lees’ commitment to his craft and his capacity to deliver powerful performances in a variety of settings, further broadening his appeal. Lees’ upcoming slate of projects underscores his continued demand and versatility in the industry.

In 2024, he is set to appear as John Lennon in Midas Man and as Shane in Carved. Looking ahead to 2025, Lees will take on the roles of Morty Rifkin and ‘Knuckles’ in Blue Moon, and Dean Farr in Superman, signaling his ongoing involvement in prominent and anticipated productions across the entertainment landscape.