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Olly Alexander

Olly Alexander

Actor · Born 1990-07-15 · Yorkshire, England, UK

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Biography

Olly Alexander (born Oliver Alexander Thornton, 15 July 1990), is an English singer, songwriter and actor. His music is released under the name Years & Years.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Gulliver's Travels (2010) — Prince August
  2. Enter the Void (2010) — Victor
  3. Skins (2007) — Jakob
  4. The Riot Club (2014) — Toby Maitland
  5. Bright Star (2009) — Tom Keats
  6. Great Expectations (2012) — Herbert Pocket
  7. The Graham Norton Show (2007) — Self
  8. It's a Sin (2021) — Ritchie Tozer
  9. God Help the Girl (2014) — James
  10. Le Week-End (2013) — Michael
  11. Tormented (2009) — Jason Banks
  12. Lewis (2007) — Hayden Wishart
  13. 27: Gone Too Soon (2018) — Self
  14. RuPaul's Drag Race UK (2019) — Self - Guest Judge
  15. Cheerful Weather for the Wedding (2012) — Tom
  16. An Audience with Adele (2021) — Self
  17. Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (2002) — Self - Star Guest Announcer
  18. Eurovision Song Contest (1956) — Self - Contestant
  19. The Dish & the Spoon (2011) — Boy
  20. The One Show (2006) — Self
  21. The Jonathan Ross Show (2011) — Self
  22. Olly Alexander: Growing Up Gay (2017) — Himself
  23. Celebrity Gogglebox (2019) — Self
  24. Michael McIntyre's Big Show (2016) — Self - Performer
  25. The Project (2009)
  26. Summerhill (2008) — Ned
  27. Dust (2009) — Elias
  28. An Audience with Kylie (2023) — Self
  29. 50 Years Legal (2017) — Self
  30. Funny Bunny (2015) — Titty
  31. George Michael: Outed (2023) — Self
  32. Imagine… Pet Shop Boys: Then and Now (2024) — Self - Interviewee
  33. Palo Santo (2018) — Olly Alexander
  34. imagine… Russell T Davies: The Doctor and Me (2023) — Self
  35. The Big New Years & Years Eve Party with Kylie and Pet Shop Boys (2021) — Self
  36. Freedom: 50 Years of Pride (2022) — Self
  37. skins pure — jakob
  38. MTV Europe Music Awards (1994) — Self - Presenter
  39. Graham Meets Olly (2024) — Self
  40. Olly Alexander's Road to Eurovision '24 (2024) — Self