Freddie Fox is known for playing Jeremy Bamber in ‘White House Farm’, Lord Alfred Douglas in ‘The Crown’, and King Charles III in ‘The Windsors’.
Films
- The CriticStephen Wyley2023
- The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must DieKing Constantine II of Scotland2023
- The Lost GirlsJames Barrie2022
- The BanishingFrank2020
- RialtoJay2019
- The HippopotamusDavid Logan2017
- The Riot ClubJames Leighton-Masters2014
- PrideJeff Cole2014
- The Three MusketeersKing Louis XIII2011
- Worried About the BoyMarilyn2010
TV shows
- The CrownLord Alfred Douglas2023
- The GreatKing Louis XV2020
- White House FarmJeremy Bamber2020
- The WindsorsKing Charles III2016
- BanishedCaptain James2015
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About Freddie Fox
Freddie Fox is an English actor, born in 1989, who has built a versatile career across stage, film, and television. He is particularly noted for his period dramas and portrayals of real-life figures, including his acclaimed role as Jeremy Bamber in the ITV series ‘White House Farm’.
FAQs
What is Freddie Fox’s most famous role?
He is widely recognised for playing Jeremy Bamber in the true-crime drama ‘White House Farm’ (2020).
Is Freddie Fox related to any other actors?
Yes, he is the son of actor Edward Fox and actress Joanna David, and the brother of actress Emilia Fox.
Has Freddie Fox played a real monarch?
Yes, he played King Louis XIII in ‘The Three Musketeers’ (2011), King Constantine II in ‘The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die’ (2023), and a comedic version of King Charles III in ‘The Windsors’ (2016).
What was Freddie Fox’s first major film role?
His first major film role was as King Louis XIII in the 2011 action film ‘The Three Musketeers’.
Did Freddie Fox appear in ‘The Crown’?
Yes, he appeared in the sixth season of ‘The Crown’ (2023) as Lord Alfred Douglas, the lover of Oscar Wilde.
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