Henry Lloyd-Hughes is the breakout star of Mammals on Amazon Prime Video, but where have you seen him before, and who’s he married to?
Whether it’s a cockney bully or an upper-class gent, his talent always shines through.
Henry’s got a great sense of humour, too… His Twitter biog is: “The most famous actor you’ve never heard of.”
That’s certainly going to change!
So what has Henry Lloyd-Hughes been in, how old is he, and is he married?
Here’s everything you need to know about the Mammals star…
Who plays Jack in Mammals?
Henry Lloyd-Hughes plays Jack in the cast of Mammals on Amazon Prime Video.
Jack was engaged to Jamie’s wife Amandine before she met Jamie (James Corden).
Henry tells us: “Jack’s the embodiment of a parallel version of Amandine’s life which she could have led.
“Which happens to be the life of an incredibly extravagant and fun-loving playboy.”
Despite stiff competition from Gavin & Stacey star James, Henry’s performance as Jack steals the show.
Was Henry in The Inbetweeners?
Henry’s breakthrough role was as bully Mark Donovan in Channel 4’s BAFTA-nominated comedy The Inbetweeners, back in 2008.
The coming-of-age series first aired on E4 between 2008 and 2010, and rapidly became a cult classic.
Henry admits fans frequently stop him in the street.
“If I see them gearing up to approach me, I spare them the embarrassment,” he told the Independent. “I oil the cogs a bit, saying: ‘Selfie, or it didn’t happen’.”
Henry also appeared in The Inbetweeners’ first spin-off movie.
What else has Henry Lloyd-Hughes been in?
Henry had a tiny part as Fleur Delacour’s date at the Yule Ball in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire back in 2005.
After his unforgettable role in The Inbetweeners, he starred in the TV movie Miliband of Brothers as
Roles in BBC2’s comedy Ambassadors, the period drama Parade’s End, and the movie Anna Karenina followed.
But it was Channel 4’s critically-acclaimed Indian Summers in 2015 which put Henry firmly in the spotlight.
Set during the time of the British Raj, Henry played the lead, private secretary Ralph Whelan.
Henry pushed the boat out on his research, choosing to volunteer with the civil service for several weeks.
“I wanted to know what kind of person did that job,” he told the Independent. “Not just did that job, but felt a calling to serve the British Empire.”
He said of his character: “Indian Summers isn’t a soft-focus look at the glorious lives of those living in the Raj.
“There are baddies everywhere… The question is whether my character is one of the goodies!”
Alibi channel viewers will recognise Henry as DS Nathan Rose in 2021 thriller Ragdoll.
He’s also known for playing Pontmercy in the BBC’s adaptation of Les Miserables, and villain Aaron Peel in the second series of Killing Eve.
Nerdy evil genius Peel even survived an encounter with Killing Eve assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
Henry said of his enigmatic character: “He’s complex, quiet and mysterious – almost in the same way as with Villanelle.”
In 2022, he also appeared in BBC’s love-it-or-loathe it drama Marriage, alongside Sean Bean and Nicola Walker.
Did Henry play Sherlock Holmes?
More recently, Henry played Sherlock Holmes in Netflix series The Irregulars. The series was based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Baker Street Irregulars, who appeared in some of his books as street-level informers.
Henry initially auditioned to play sidekick Dr Watson.
Taking on such an iconic role meant following in the footsteps of Benedict Cumberbatch, Robert Downey Jr, and Jonny Lee Miller, to name just a few.
But Henry’s Sherlock is a very different take – he’s down-and-out.
He said of the series: “It’s Skins meets The X-Files – a kind of weird, surreal window into how **** it must have been to be young and poor in a hugely overpopulated city when things are going wrong”.
Sadly Netflix cancelled The Irregulars after just one season.
Who did Henry Lloyd-Hughes play in The Durrells?
Henry Lloyd-Hughes starred as Durant in just one episode of The Durrells.
In 2018, Henry appeared in episode 3 of series 3, entitled The Durrells in Corfu.
During the episode, matriarch Louisa and Larry were visiting friends and family in England and overseeing Aunt Hermione’
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