Henry Lloyd-Hughes
Born | August 11, 1985 |
Hometown | London, England |
Height | 6'1" (1.85m) |
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- The final episode of Marriage airs on Monday evening on BBC One and viewers are no doubt looking forward to seeing how the four-part drama comes to an end. MORE: Marriage viewers saying the same thing about penultimate episode of BBC drama The show stars The Split actress Nicola Walker and Games of Thrones' Sean Bean as the leading characters, but Henry Lloyd-Hughes also appears in the cast. WATCH: BBC's Marriage comes to an end on Monday evening Henry will be familiar to TV fans thanks to his w
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‘It Has A Bit More Potency’: How Henry Lloyd-Hughes Transformed Into A Drug-Addled Sherlock Holmes
The actor famous from The Inbetweeners and Killing Eve tells HuffPost UK how he became an unrecognisable Sherlock for new Netflix series The Irregulars.
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Unkindness of ravens in Baker Street as new Sherlock Holmes series launches
The model birds marked the release of Netflix show The Irregulars.
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New Netflix show 'The Irregulars' is 'Oliver!' meets 'Buffy'
Series creator Tom Bidwell reveals all about new supernatural show featuring Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson's young team taking on Victorian era monsters.
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Backstage with... Henry Lloyd-Hughes on playing a 'fallen' Sherlock Holmes in The Irregulars
It would be fair to wonder if we really need a new Sherlock Holmes adaptation - the famous detective has been portrayed on screen plenty of times before, with actors including Benedict Cumberbatch, Robert Downey Jr and Henry Cavill all taking residence in 221b Baker Street. Instead, the show focuses on a group of teenagers - the eponymous Irregulars mentioned by Conan Doyle in the original stories - who are manipulated in to helping Dr Watson and his mysterious partner solve crimes.
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Sherlock Holmes with a scraggly manbun? Why not. The Irregulars is a competent re-imagining
Whether a four-hour Justice League or a $1 billion Amazon TV series based on the glossary at the back of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings that nobody ever reads, expanded universes are all the rage. And no fictional world has been bent into wonkier shapes than that created by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887 when he began to write about a sleuth with a low-grade cocaine addiction and a love for games of of logic. Sherlock Holmes spin-offs come in every configuration, from the delightful (the first season o
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How the new grungy Sherlock Holmes is the detective like you’ve never seen before
Our first view of Sherlock Holmes is a shock. Emaciated, shaven head, retching and drug-addled, he can hardly stand, let alone deduce. This, says actor Henry Lloyd-Hughes, is Sherlock as you’ve never seen him before. “The drug aspect has been touched on previously, but to go the full Trainspotting, and add in true emotional conflict, I don’t think [anyone has] taken it that far.” Playing a grungy, emo Sherlock in Netflix’s new series The Irregulars did remove some of the pressure from inhabiting
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Netflix's twist on Sherlock casts Line of Duty and Inbetweeners stars
Meet your new Holmes and Watson...
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Rufus Sewell and Kaya Scodelario to star in Agatha Christie drama The Pale Horse
It will also feature Doctor Foster actor Bertie Carvel.
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Killing Eve casts Harry Potter actor in season 2
Filming is already underway.
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Fascinating but fleeting encounter with a latter-day T E Lawrence - Occupational Hazards review
In its favour, Stephen Brown’s adaptation of Stewart’s 2006 memoir – as directed by Simon Godwin – gives you a sense of how events unfolded, rapidly and mutinously, on the ground: fluorescent lights flicker, suggestive of the kaput power-supply that helped kibosh the mission, while sandy-coloured segments of wall shunt this way and that as one hasty decision treads upon another’s heels.
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