Packy Lee

Packy Lee was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and embarked on his acting journey early in life, beginning with stage productions. His initial foray into acting was with a youth production of ‘Oliver!’ at the Lyric Theatre, Belfast. This early experience in theatre laid the foundation for a career that would later span both stage and screen. He is recognized for his contributions to British and Irish productions, demonstrating a consistent presence in the entertainment industry since the late 1990s.

Lee’s career progression includes significant roles in television and film. He gained widespread recognition for his recurring role as Johnny Dogs in the acclaimed television series ‘Peaky Blinders,’ appearing in 23 episodes between 2013 and 2022. This role solidified his position as a notable actor. His filmography also includes appearances in the Academy Award-winning short film ‘The Shore’ (2011), where he played Jackie, and ‘King of the Travellers’ (2012), portraying Eamon Moorehouse. These projects highlight his capacity to engage with diverse narrative styles, from short films to major television dramas.

Beyond ‘Peaky Blinders,’ Lee has taken on roles in other popular series such as ‘Derry Girls’ (2022), where he played Jordy, and ‘The Frankenstein Chronicles’ (2015), as Sears across two episodes. His work extends to feature films like ‘A Good Woman Is Hard to Find’ (2019) and ‘Pixie’ (2020), showcasing his range in cinematic storytelling. He is also set to reprise his role as Johnny Dogs in the upcoming ‘Untitled Peaky Blinders Film’ (Post-production) and is involved in ‘Tall Tales & Murder’ (Production Unknown), indicating continued activity in the industry. As a producer, he executive produced the short film ‘Guard’ in 2017, diversifying his involvement in film production.