Joel Fry
Joel Fry (born May 20, 1984) is a British actor and musician, having had roles in White Van Man, Trollied, Plebs, Twenty Twelve, and W1A. In film, he appeared as Lu'kibu in 10,000 BC, Rocky in the 2019 romantic comedy film Yesterday. In 2023, Fry starred in a main role as 'Hugh', the solicitor to Burnley banker Dave Fishwick in the film Bank of Dave.
Filmography
Stitch Head
as Creature (voice)
Stitch Head
as Creature (voice)
American Sweatshop
as Bob
American Sweatshop
as Bob
Inside No. 9: The Party's Over
as Self
Inside No. 9: The Party's Over
as Self
Paddington in Peru
as Joe the Postman
Paddington in Peru
as Joe the Postman
The End We Start From
as R
The End We Start From
as R
Haunting of the Queen Mary
as Patrick Caulder
Haunting of the Queen Mary
as Patrick Caulder
Bank of Dave
as Hugh
Bank of Dave
as Hugh
A Boy Called Christmas
as Matt
A Boy Called Christmas
as Matt
Cruella
as Jasper
Cruella
as Jasper
In the Earth
as Dr. Martin Lowery
In the Earth
as Dr. Martin Lowery
Silent Night
as Seamus
Silent Night
as Seamus
Love Wedding Repeat
as Bryan
Love Wedding Repeat
as Bryan
Denmark
as Kirk
Denmark
as Kirk
Cordelia
as Matt
Cordelia
as Matt
Yesterday
as Rocky
Yesterday
as Rocky
Benjamin
as Stephen
Benjamin
as Stephen
Princess Emmy
as Ceasar (voice)
Princess Emmy
as Ceasar (voice)
Paddington 2
as Postman
Paddington 2
as Postman
Cla'am
as Hog
Cla'am
as Hog
96 Ways to Say I Love You
as Al
96 Ways to Say I Love You
as Al
Svengali
as Macca
Svengali
as Macca
Rock And Roll F. 'n' Lovely
as Christmas
Rock And Roll F. 'n' Lovely
as Christmas
I, Samurai
as Jacob
I, Samurai
as Jacob
Dog Boy
as Trevor
Dog Boy
as Trevor
Fortune's Smile
as Ivan
Fortune's Smile
as Ivan
Tamara Drewe
as Steve Culley
Tamara Drewe
as Steve Culley
Octavia
as Charlie Mancini
Octavia
as Charlie Mancini
10,000 BC
as Lu’Kibu
10,000 BC
as Lu’Kibu
Slap
as Morf
Slap
as Morf
Lola and Freddie
as Freddie
Lola and Freddie
as Freddie
Diggers
as Griffin
Diggers
as Griffin
Sycoraxe
as The Witchfinder
Sycoraxe
as The Witchfinder
The Man Who Stole Portugal
The Man Who Stole Portugal