Harry Lawtey: 8 TV Shows and Movies

Harry James C. Lawtey is indeed an English actor who was born in 1996 in  Oxford, where Lawtey was born. He spent part of his childhood in the north before moving to Cyprus with his brother, where their father worked.

Harry Lawtey returned to England and studied acting at the Sylvia Young Theatre School before graduating from the Drama Centre London. He is well regarded for his portrayal of Robert Spearing in the HBO series Industry.

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We’ve listed out the top 8 shows and movies of Harry Lawtey for you!

1. Industry (2020 – ) – Harry Lawtey as Robert Spearing

Mickey Down and Konrad Kay produced the tv drama series Industry. The program portrays a group of fresh graduates as they compete for permanent roles at Pierpoint & Co, a famous London investment firm.

It was released on HBO in the United States on November 9, 2020, and on BBC Two in the United Kingdom on November 10, 2020.

It was extended for a second season in December 2020, with the first episode airing on August 1, 2022. The series got approved for a third season in October 2022.

2. Benediction (2021) – Harry Lawtey as Bobby Andrews

Terence Davies wrote and helmed the biographical drama film Benediction in 2021. It features Siegfried Sassoon as well as other war poets. Vertigo Releasing distributed it in the United Kingdom on May 20, 2022, and Roadside Attractions released it in the United States on June 3, 2022.

The life of British poet Siegfried Sassoon, who had multiple relationships in the 1920s, was married, had a son, and eventually converted to Catholicism after experiencing a spiritual crisis. Sassoon was sent to a mental institution for his anti-war attitude during World War I.

3. The Letter for the King (2020) – Harry Lawtey as Maurice

The coming-of-age fantasy adventure tv show called The Letter for the King was created by Will Davies and FilmWave for Netflix and is based on Tonke Dragt’s famous 1962 Dutch novel De brief Voor de Koning. On March 20, 2020, Netflix launched the six-part series.

Tiuri (Amir Wilson), a young aspirant knight, is sent on a dangerous expedition to deliver a top-secret message to the King who resides across the Great Mountains. All six episodes feature Harry.

4. Marcella (2018 – 2021) – Harry Lawtey as Andrew

Swedish screenwriter Hans Rosenfeldt is the author, director, and producer of the British nordic noir detective show Marcella. Buccaneer Media created the show for ITV, and Cineflix, Buccaneer’s parent business, released it globally. The first episode was released on ITV on April 4, 2016, and seven more episodes followed each week.

Ex-London detective Marcella Backland is called back to work to look into a case involving an anonymous serial murderer who has resurfaced from 11 years prior.

As a result of Jason’s choice to leave Marcella and transfer their 2 kids to a boarding school, Marcella must also deal with a stressful home life. Jason later exploits Marcella’s mental illness as a way to gain full custody of their children.

5. City of Tiny Lights (2016) – Charlie Benson

Inspired by his own 2005 classic book of the same title, Patrick Neate’s 2016 British murder thriller City of Tiny Lights was written, produced, and directed by Pete Travis.

While looking into a missing person case in contemporary London, a private detective becomes enmeshed in the realm of political machinations and religious extremism.

6. Chuggington (2009)-

Produced by Ludorum PLC and Herschend Entertainment Studios, Chuggington is a British/American computer-animated kid’s television program aimed at children, also known as Chuggington: Tales from the Rails from series six.

It is released globally on various networks as well as the BBC’s CBeebies channel. The series, which originally consisted of 5 seasons that were released from 2008 to 2015, returned after a five- or six-year break on June 29, 2020, on Disney Junior in the United States, and on January 2, 2021, on CBeebies in the United Kingdom.

The seventh season of the show is currently in the works.

Two episodes, “Skipper Stu and the Steam Crane” and “Koko Express,” feature Harry Lawtey.

7. Casualty (1986 – 2022) – Harry Lawtey as Jay Green

At Holby City Hospital, a group of young physicians and nurses are committed to caring for patients while being ready to handle any crises that may arise.

8. Wizards v/s Aliens (2012 – 2014) – Harry Lawtey as Young Mark

Tom Clarke, a popular and attractive 16-year-old, has nothing in common with his peers. Tom is a magician, that’s his real secret. He comes from a line of wizards, and his grandmother Ursula taught him the arts of magic.

Typically, Tom uses his daily allocation of three spells to ease his everyday struggles. However, Tom must step up when the Nekross, an extraterrestrial species seeking to purge the planet of magic, land on Earth.

Tom starts a dark quest with his closest friend and science whiz Benny to purge the planet of a bad power he never knew existed before.