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Graham Coxon

Graham Coxon

Actor · Born 1969-03-12 · Rinteln, Germany

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Biography

Graham Leslie Coxon is an English musician, singer-songwriter and painter who came to prominence as a founding member of the rock band Blur.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Gorillaz: Reject False Icons (2019) — Self
  2. Top of the Pops (1964) — Self
  3. The Last Leg (2013) — Self
  4. Blur: No Distance Left to Run (2010) — Self
  5. Have You Got It Yet? The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd (2023) — Self
  6. blur: To the End (2024) — Self
  7. The Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett Story (2003) — Self
  8. blur | The Best Of (2000) — Self
  9. TFI Friday (1996) — Self [blur]
  10. Omnibus (1967)
  11. Starshaped (1993) — Self
  12. Blur: Live at Hyde Park (2010) — Self
  13. Blur: New World Towers (2015) — Self
  14. blur: Parklive (2012) — Self
  15. blur: Live at Wembley Stadium (2024) — Self
  16. The Word (1990)
  17. Pixies: Gouge (2004) — Self
  18. Oasis vs. Blur | Duel at the Peak of Britpop (2014) — Self [blur] (archive footage)
  19. Blur: Live 13 & Bonus Footage (1999) — Self
  20. blur | In Concert BBC Radio 2 (2023) — Self [blur]
  21. Blur: Showtime - Live At Alexandra Palace (1994) — Self
  22. blur at the Zénith, Paris (2015) — Self
  23. Blur: The Singles Night - Live at Wembley Arena (2012) — Self
  24. Blur at the BBC (2023)
  25. Blur: Live on MTV Most Wanted (1994) — Self
  26. Blur: The Singles Night - Live at Wembley Arena (1999) — Self
  27. The BRIT Awards (1977) — Self
  28. Inside The Album with Graham Coxon from Blur - "Modern Life Is Rubbish" (2021) — Himself
  29. Britpop at the BBC (2014) — Self [blur]
  30. Blur: The Magic Whip: Made in Hong Kong (2015) — Self
  31. Blur Presents The Ballad of Darren (2023) — Self
  32. Graham Coxon Live at the Zodiac (2005) — Self
  33. B-Roads (1995) — Self
  34. The Britpop Story 'It Really, Really, Really, Could Happen' (2005) — Himself
  35. Gorillaz: Demon Dayz Festival (2017) — Self
  36. Blur - Live at Movistar Arena
  37. Smash Hits Poll Winners Party (1988) — Self