Lennie James

Lennie James is a critically acclaimed actor and writer, recognized for his impactful roles in television series such as “The Walking Dead” and “Save Me,” bringing depth and versatility to his performances. After graduating from the prestigious Guildhall School of Music & Drama in 1988, Lennie James quickly established himself as a versatile talent in acting and writing. His early work included a role in Guy Ritchie’s acclaimed film Snatch (2000) and saw his play Storm Damage broadcast by the BBC in 2000, for which he earned a Royal Television Society (RTS) award in 2001. These foundational achievements showcased James’s compelling presence across diverse media and laid the groundwork for his extensive career.

In 2024, he starred as Barrington Jedidiah Walker in the BBC TV adaptation of Mr Loverman, a performance that earned him the prestigious British Academy Television Award for Best Actor in 2025, alongside a Royal Television Society Programme Award for Leading Actor: Male in the same year. Looking ahead, James is also set to appear as Frank Moses in the upcoming TV series Mayor of Kingstown, scheduled for 2025. His consistent delivery of resonant performances has garnered him multiple awards and nominations, solidifying his standing as a leading talent in the industry.