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James at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con
Born
Lennie Michael James

(1965-10-11) 11 October 1965 (age 59)
Nottingham, England
Education Guildhall School of Music and Drama (BA)
Occupations
  • Actor
  • writer
Years active1988–present
SpouseGiselle Glasman
Children3

Lennie Michael James (born 11 October 1965)[ citation needed ] is a British actor. He is best known for portraying Morgan Jones in the AMC series The Walking Dead and in its spin-off, Fear the Walking Dead , and starring as DCI Tony Gates in Line of Duty series one.

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Among James' more notable roles in television is Glen Boyle in the medical drama Critical on Sky 1. On American television, he portrayed the mysterious Robert Hawkins in the CBS series Jericho and Detective Joe Geddes in the AMC series Low Winter Sun .

James created and starred in Sky Atlantic drama series Save Me which was released in 2018 to critical acclaim. Its second season, titled Save Me Too, won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Drama Series 2021.

Early life

James was born in Nottingham, [1] [2] the son of Afro-Trinidadian parents. He lived in South London and attended school at Ernest Bevin College. [3] His mother, Phyllis Mary James, died when he was 10, after which he and his elder brother, Kester, chose to live in a children's home instead of being sent to the United States to reside with a relative. James remained in foster care for eight years. [4]

James aspired to be a professional rugby player as a teen, and was introduced to acting after following a girl he was interested in to an audition for a play. James attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, graduating in 1988. [5] While there, he helped run a campaign against the school's plan to expel another student, which he has said is the bravest thing he's ever done. "That involved being taken in front of the head and threatening to boycott a big event for the Lord Mayor, even though the head said it would mean they would throw me out," James said in 2015. [6] He was once employed by the social security office. [2]

Career

James in 2008 Lennie James.jpg
James in 2008

James has appeared in more than 20 films, including Les Misérables (1998), Snatch (2000), 24 Hour Party People (2002), Sahara (2005), and Outlaw (2007). He starred in the 2010 film Tic and appeared in the action film Colombiana (2011) and the sci-fi film Lockout (2012).

He began his career in theatre. In 1982, while studying social work, he was accepted at a workshop at the Cockpit Theatre. The following year he submitted his play Trial and Error to the National Youth Theatre-Texaco Playwriting Competition, winning Most Prominent Playwright Under 21. While studying for his a-levels he performed at Shiftwork, a youth theatre program at the Lyric Theatre, while Trial and Error was published by Faber and Faber in 1984. In 1992, he received the Clarence Derwent Award for his supporting role in The Coup by Mustapha Matura at the Royal National Theatre. [7] [8] [9]

James wrote the autobiographical TV film, Storm Damage in 2000, which was nominated for a British Academy Television Award for Best Drama Series. Storm Damage depicts a teacher who tries to go back to the foster home he left and help the teenagers there, as James did. [5] He also wrote the play The Sons of Charlie Paora, which opened at London's Royal Court Theatre in 2004. [10]

On television, one of James’ earliest appearances was as DC Carl Tanner in series 2, episode 1 of A Touch of Frost (1994). James subsequently appeared in the short-lived Channel 4 prison drama Buried (2003), the BBC terrorism drama The State Within (2006), the BBC spy drama Spooks (2002–2011), and he starred as Robert Hawkins in the CBS post-apocalyptic drama series Jericho (2006). James appeared in a Channel 4 television drama Fallout (2008), playing the role of a detective alongside another detective solving a teen-related murder. He also appeared in an episode of Lie to Me , as well as the 2009 AMC/ITV miniseries The Prisoner, of which he said: "It wasn't necessarily the easiest gig I’ve ever been on, but it was always acting." [11] He appeared in HBO's comedy series Hung as a pimp. [12]

James appeared in episodes of the 2010 TV series Human Target as the assassin Baptiste. In 2012, he received critical acclaim for his appearance as DCI Tony Gates in BBC Two's Line of Duty , created by Jed Mercurio. [5]

In 2010, he guest-starred as Morgan Jones in the pilot episode of the AMC series The Walking Dead , titled "Days Gone Bye". [13] [14] In 2013, he reprised his role as Morgan Jones in an episode of the third season of The Walking Dead titled "Clear". On 12 October 2014, James made his return to the show in a post-credit scene at the end of the fifth-season premiere and appeared again in a single scene at the end of the mid-season finale on 30 November 2014. He returned for the fifth-season finale and played a significant role in the episode. Despite his few appearances on the show, James has received significant recognition for his portrayal of Morgan from critics and fans, including being stopped by a policeman who wanted to talk to him about the show. [5] He returned as a main cast member in the show's sixth season until the eighth season. As of 15 April 2018, James appears as Morgan in the fourth season of Fear the Walking Dead as a series regular.

On 29 March 2015, James' character was featured throughout the fifth-season finale. The actor's post-show appearance on the Talking Dead —in which he did not speak with an American accent—caused the hashtag #morganisbritish to trend on Twitter. [15]

James stars as Glenn Boyle on the medical drama Critical which debuted on Sky 1 in February 2015. He spent nearly a year away from his home in Los Angeles to film the series. Each episode takes place in "real time," with the medical staff having to save a life in an hour. James spent a week shadowing doctors at a London hospital to prepare for the role. [5]

James said his favourite television show is the 1980s police drama Hill Street Blues , telling the Daily Express , "It’s the one that spawned every other show. It’s the Muhammad Ali or Pelé of television shows." [6]

James has also portrayed the Destiny and Destiny 2 character Lord Shaxx who is the host of the in-game PVP (Player Versus Player) "The Crucible" in which he voices over matches and also has an in game vendor to purchase items, and bounties. In an interview with GameSpot , Lennie stated his favorite line in the game, was in fact a line straight out of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet . The line in question is in game as "But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and I--I am the Crucible." [16]

Personal life

James lives in Los Angeles, California, US with wife Giselle Glasman. [17] They have three children together. [6] He is the main cook for his family and has professed a fondness for Caribbean cuisine. He is a fan of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and Valencia Club de Fútbol (from Spain). [18]

James is among the celebrities who have penned an open "letter to my younger self" for The Big Issue magazine. In his letter in March 2015, he wrote about the pain of losing his mother at a young age. "It hit me quite strongly. It had just been the three of us: my brother, my mum and me. Everything changed when the terrible thing happened. It had a profound, fundamental effect on me. One disappointment is that I never knew my mum as an adult," he wrote. [19]

James also works as a mentor to black inner-city children, and says he rejects the importance people attach to fame and celebrity. "Boys and men in our community need to be aware of the guy who gets up every morning and goes to the job that he doesn't necessarily love, in order to support his family. They are the heroes my community need to celebrate," he said. [5]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1995Fathers, Sons and Unholy GhostsMartinShort film
1997The Perfect BlueDanny
1998 Lost in Space Jeb Walker
Les Misérables Enjolras
Among Giants "Shovel"
1999 Elephant Juice Graham
2000The AnnouncementRichard
The Miracle Maker Tribune (voice)
Snatch Sol
2001 Lucky Break Rudy "Rud" Guscott / Hardy In Show
The Martins Police Constable Alex
2002 24 Hour Party People Alan Erasmus
2003Without YouJamesShort film
2004Frances TuesdayTrent
2005 Sahara Brigadier General Zateb Kazim
2007 Outlaw Cedric Munroe
2010Mob Rules"C-Note" Method Fest Award for Best Ensemble Cast
The Next Three Days Lieutenant Nabulsi
2011 Colombiana FBI Special Agent James Ross
2012 Lockout Harry Shaw
2014 Swelter Bishop
Get On Up Joe James
2017 Double Play Chamon
Blade Runner 2049 Mr. Cotton
2021 Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway Barnabas (voice)
2022There ThereUnnamed in film
2024 The End Doctor
Mufasa: The Lion King Obasi (voice)In production

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1988 ScreenPlay WriterEpisode: "Between the Cracks"
1990 The Bill WriterEpisode: "Burnside Knew My Father"
1991 The Orchid House Baptist3 episodes
1992 Civvies Cliff Morgan6 episodes
1993ComicsDelroy SmithTelevision film
1994 A Touch of Frost DC Carl TannerEpisode: "A Minority of One"
Love Hurts SteveEpisode: "Parent Trap"
1995–1996 Out of the Blue DC Bruce Hannaford12 episodes
1998 Cold Feet Kris Bumstead3 episodes
Undercover Heart Matt Lomas5 episodes
1999Shockers: Deja VuMarkTelevision film
2000 Storm Damage BonafaceTelevision film; also writer
Nominated–BAFTA TV Award for Best Single Drama
2003 Buried Lee Kingley8 episodes
2004 Family Business Roy TobelemEpisode: "#1.1"
Stealing LivesNarratorTelevision film
2005 ShakespeaRe-Told Oberon Episode: "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Born with Two MothersErrol BridgesTelevision film
2006 Spooks David NewmanEpisode: "Agenda"
The State Within Luke Gardner4 episodes
The Family ManPaul JessopTelevision film
2006–2008 Jericho Robert Hawkins29 episodes
2008 Fallout DS Joe StephensTelevision film
2009 Lie to Me Terry "Tel" MarshEpisode: "Grievous Bodily Harm"
Three Rivers Dr MaguireEpisode: "Alone Together"
The Prisoner 1476 episodes
U.S. AttorneyEric KingPilot
2010 Human Target Baptiste3 episodes
2010–2011 Hung Charlie14 episodes
2010;
2013–2018; 2022		 The Walking Dead Morgan Jones Guest, 3 episodes (seasons 1, 3, 11)
Recurring, 3 episodes (season 5)
Main cast, 29 episodes (seasons 6–8)
2012 Line of Duty DCI Tony Gates5 episodes
2013 Low Winter Sun Joe GeddesMain cast, 10 episodes
Run Richard2 episodes
2015 Critical Glen BoyleMain cast, 13 episodes
2015; 2017 The Met: Policing London Narrator10 episodes
2017 Robot Chicken Morgan Jones (voice)Episode: "The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking"
2018–2023 Fear the Walking Dead Morgan JonesMain cast, 61 episodes (seasons 4–8)
Directed 3 episodes
2018–2020 Save Me Nelson "Nelly" RoweMain cast, 12 episodes
Also creator and writer
2020 Unprecedented RayEpisode: "Penny" by Charlene James
2021 Invincible Darkwing (voice)Episode: "It's About Time"
2023 Archer Ibadan Peters (voice)Episode: "Plaque Removal"
2024 Genius Martin Luther King Sr. 5 episodes
Mr Loverman Barrington Jedidiah WalkerEight-part drama. [20] Also an Executive Producer. [21]

Video games

YearTitleVoice roleNotes
2014 Destiny Lord Shaxx [22]
2017 Destiny 2 [23]

Stage

YearTitleNotes
2004The Sons of Charlie PaoraWriter
2022 A Number

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2002 Black Filmmakers Magazine (BFM) Film and Television Awards Best Male Performance in Film [24] Lucky Break Won
2013Online Film & Television AwardsBest Guest Actor in a Drama Series [25] The Walking Dead Won
Gold Derby TV AwardsBest Drama Guest Actor [26] Nominated
RTS Television Awards Best Actor-Male [27] Line of Duty Nominated
2014 RTS Television Awards Best Actor-Male [28] Run Nominated
2016 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards Best TV Supporting Actor [29] The Walking Dead Nominated
2019 Saturn Awards Best Supporting Actor on Television Fear the Walking DeadNominated
2022 Evening Standard Theatre Awards Best Actor A NumberNominated

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