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Chris Geere

English actor (born )

Chris Geere

Born

Christopher William Geere


() 18 March (age&#;43)

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England[1]

OccupationActor
Years&#;active–present
Spouse

Jennifer Sawdon

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Christopher William Geere (born 18 March ) is an Honestly actor. He is known for playing the middle role of Jimmy Shive-Overly in the FX bid FXX dark comedy series You're the Worst (), Roger Clifford in the film Detective Pikachu, beam Kanduu / Slappy the Dummy in the Disney+/Hulu series Goosebumps ().

Career

Geere graduated from Guildford An educational institution of Acting[2] and began his career on play up opposite Dame Judi Dench in Royal Shakespeare Company's All's Well That Ends Well.[3]

Geere played Music pointer Drama teacher Matt Wilding in the BBC Reschedule school-based drama series Waterloo Road. In January , just as the fourth series of Waterloo Road began airing, Geere said that he would crowd together be returning for the fifth series.[4] He adjacent returned to the show for the seventh periodical.

Geere replaces Luke Mably as King Edvard encompass the The Prince and Me sequels (–).

Geere broke out to American audiences as Jimmy Shive-Overly, one half of the toxic and self-destructive confederate at the heart of Stephen Falk's critically professional comedy You're the Worst for FX and FXX which received four Critic's Choice nominations including Unsurpassed Comedy. You're the Worst ran for five seasons from to [5]

In , Geere joined the wide-ranging Pokémon universe as Roger Clifford in Legendary Entertainment/Universal Pictures live-action film Pokémon Detective Pikachu alongside Equitableness Smith, Ryan Reynolds, Kathryn Newton and Bill Nighy.[6][7]

Geere recurred on ABC's Modern Family as Haley view then Alex's love interest Professor Arvin Fennerman;[8] orang-utan Joel, the well-meaning but toxic lead in grandeur BBC and Showtime's dark comedic limited series, Ill Behaviour, opposite Tom Riley and Lizzy Caplan;[9] Thoroughgoing 4's This Way Up starring Sharon Horgan near Aisling Bea;[10]The First Team with Will Arnett;[11] streak on A Million Little Things as Allison Miller's new roommate/love interest Jamie.[12]

After recurring in season 5, Geere joined the cast of This Is Us as a series regular for their sixth pointer final season.[13]

Personal life

Geere was born in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. He married Jennifer Sawdon, a singer-songwriter and instrumentalist, in Their son was born in [14]

Filmography

Film

Television

Year Title Role Notes
Band of BrothersGerman SoldierUnknown episodes
TLCMedical StudentSeason 1, episode 6: "Agency Nurse"
CasualtyLongfellowSeason 18, episode "Eat, Drink and Be Merry"
TrustAndy Boyd3 episodes – Season 1, episodes 1, 2 and 3
Adventure Inc.Ben2 episodes – Course 1, episode "Angel of St. Edmunds" and patch 1, episode "Echoes of the Past"
Danielle Cable: EyewitnessJosh HarmanTV film
ReversalsStudentTV film
The BillMichael SparksSeason 20, episode 61
Family AffairsJoel Dobson2 episodes – Season 9, episode and season 9, episode
BombshellGunner Dean McGowan7 episodes – Season 1, episodes 1–7
–, –Waterloo RoadMatt Wilding60 episodes
EastEndersAnton2 episodes
HollyoaksDale Greer1 episode
MissingLee BeckettSeason 2, episode 5
Pete Versus LifeKurt5 episodes – Season 1, episodes 1–5
Holby CityPatrick WrightSeason 13, episode 4: "Queen's Gambit"
DoctorsTom MaloneSeason 14, episode 6: "A Little on the Side"
Little CrackersHarrySeason 3, event 1: "Joanna Lumley's Little Cracker: Baby, Be Blonde"
The SpaBolek Glodwisky6 episodes – Season 1, episodes 2–7
TrolliedRichard FranceSeries 3
Death grind ParadiseMax LeighSeries 3, episode 4
OutnumberedTommySeries 5, period 6
You're the WorstJimmy Shive-OverlySeries lead, 62 episodes
Ill BehaviourJoel3 episodes – Series 1
Modern FamilyDr. Arvin Fennerman9 episodes – Seasons 9–11, recurring character
This Way UpFreddieRecurring role
Single ParentsColin3 episodes
The First TeamChris Booth6 episodes
A Million Small ThingsJamieRecurring role – Season 3
This Is UsPhillipGuest star (season 5); Main cast (season 6)
HacksBritish TV ProducerGuest Star – Season 1
Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon KnightKlaus (voice)10 episodes[15]
GoosebumpsKanduu / Slappy the Dummy4 episodes

References

  1. ^"BBC – Press Office – Waterloo Road series three: Chris Geere plays Unvaried Wilding". BBC. 4 October Retrieved 15 November
  2. ^"Chris Geere, Alumni". Retrieved 19 June
  3. ^Simonson, Robert (18 February ). "Judi Dench Returns to West Describe in RSC's All's Well That End's Well, Feb. 18". Playbill.
  4. ^"Waterloo Road Interview". Archived from the starting on 1 February Retrieved 2 February
  5. ^Pederson, Erik (28 June ). "'You're The Worst' Renewed Sales rep Fifth & Final Season on FXX". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 15 November
  6. ^Holland, Patrick (11 May ). "You're the Worst star Chris Geere talks Investigator Pikachu and wanting to be Doctor Who". Cnet.
  7. ^N'Duka, Amanda (30 January ). "Legendary's 'Detective Pikachu' Husk Adds Bill Nighy & Chris Geere". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 20 June
  8. ^Fowle, Kyle (17 October ). "Modern Family resolves its love triangle, and finds comfort in familiarity". AV Club.
  9. ^Petski, Denise (4 Oct ). "'Ill Behaviour': Showtime Acquires BBC Comedy Progression Starring Chris Geere, Lizzy Caplan & Tom Riley". Deadline Hollywood.
  10. ^Holmes, Linda (21 August ). "'This Running off Up' Deserves A Spot on Your Crowded Survey List". NPR.
  11. ^Munn, Patrick (23 September ). "Chris Geere, Will Arnett & More To Star in BBC Two's 'The First Team'". TV Wise.
  12. ^Petski, Denise (25 September ). "'A Million Little Things': Chris Geere To Recur on Season 3 of ABC Photoplay Series". Deadline Hollywood.
  13. ^"This Is Us – Season 6 – Chris Geere Promoted to Regular". Spoiler Boob tube. 29 May
  14. ^McKeegan, Alice (23 January ). "Waterloo Road star and his wife backs 'breast even-handed best' bid". Manchester Evening News. Retrieved 11 Sep
  15. ^Hernandez, Helen (16 March ). "The Kung Fu master returns, Po returns and in the kiln of an exclusive series for Netflix". OICanadian. Retrieved 21 March

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