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Suggs

Suggs

Actor · Born 1961-01-13 · Hastings, Sussex, England, UK

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Biography

Graham McPherson, known by the stage name Suggs, is an English singer-songwriter, musician, radio personality and actor. He came to prominence in the late 1970s as the lead singer of the ska band 'Madness'.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. The Edge of Love (2008) — Al Bowlly
  2. QI (2003) — Self
  3. Would I Lie to You? (2007) — Self
  4. The Tall Guy (1989) — Himself
  5. Never Mind the Buzzcocks (1996) — Self
  6. Top of the Pops (1964) — Self - Host
  7. Celebrity Juice (2008) — Self
  8. London: The Modern Babylon (2012) — Self
  9. Press Gang (1989) — Jason Wood
  10. The Catherine Tate Show: Nan's Christmas Carol (2009) — Self
  11. Don't Go Breaking My Heart (1999) — Rex
  12. Camden (2024) — Self
  13. Dance Craze (1981) — Himself
  14. Oil City Confidential (2009) — Self
  15. Take It or Leave It (1981) — Suggs
  16. Never Mind the Buzzcocks (2021) — Self - Panellist
  17. Two Tone Britain (2004) — Himself
  18. Madness at Madstock (2000)
  19. Madness: The Get up! (2021) — Self
  20. Madness: The Liberty of Norton Folgate (2009)
  21. If It Ain't Stiff: The Stiff Records Story (2007) — Self
  22. Madness: Live - Goodbye Television Centre (2013)
  23. The Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012 (2012) — Self - Performer (Madness)
  24. WW2 Treasure Hunters (2017)
  25. Madness: Live at Eden (2017) — Self
  26. Titanic: And The Band Played On (2012) — self
  27. Days Like These (1986) — Self
  28. Madness: Before and After (2020) — Self
  29. The Final Frame (1990) — East (as Graham McPherson)
  30. My Life Story (2018)
  31. Madness the Pilot (1984) — Suggs
  32. Madness - Princes of Ska, Kings of Pop (2025)
  33. Rockpalast (1974)
  34. The BRIT Awards (1977) — Self
  35. Fathers and Songs: Music for Father's Day (2013) — Self (archive footage)
  36. Madness: Mad Not Mad (1985)
  37. Jools Holland: London Calling (2012) — Self
  38. Before We Was We: Madness by Madness (2021)
  39. Parkinson (2004)
  40. Parkinson (1998) — Self