Laurence Fox is an English actor, presenter, singer, and political activist. He is best known for his role as Detective Sergeant James Hathaway in the ITV drama series “Lewis.”

Laurence Fox’ Bio, Wiki and Facts

How much is British Actor, Musician Laurence Fox?

According to numerous internet sites, British Actor, Musician and Political Activist Laurence Fox net worth is estimated to be approximately $5 million, with an annual salary of $500,000 from his acting career.

How old is British Actor and Musician Laurence Fox?

Laurence Fox was born on May 26, 1978, in Leeds, England, United Kingdom. He is 45 years old, and according to the astrological chart, his zodiac sign is Gemini. Laurence Paul Fox is a British national whose full name is Laurence Paul Fox. He is also of mixed ancestry and adheres to the Christian faith.

His father, James Fox, and mother, Mary Elizabeth, gave birth to him. His father is an accomplished English actor. He was his parents’ third child, and he grew up with three brothers, Tom, Robin, and Jack, as well as a sister, Lydia.

He had the opportunity to learn about performing as a child because he was born into an actor family. In addition, his grandpa, Robin Foo, was an actor and theatrical agent. Lydia and Jack Fox, as well as his first cousins Emilia and Freddie Fox, are also actors. Edward and Robert Fox, his uncles, are actors and theatre/film producers, respectively.

High School and College

Laurence went to Harrow School in London, but was expelled a few weeks before his A-levels for being disruptive. As a result, he was unable to gain acceptance into any university.He worked as a gardener and an office worker before following in his family’s footsteps and enrolling at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art), from which he graduated in 2001.

Professional Career of British Actor, Musician and Political Activist Laurence Fox

Laurence Fox began participating in stage productions while studying at RADA. ‘The Wild Duck,’ ‘Titus Andronicus,’ ‘Ulysses,’ ‘The Wild Goose Chase,’ and ‘The Provoked Wife’ are among his stage works.

He made his acting debut as Geoff Bingham in the British psychological horror movie “The Hole.” He played Lord Rupert Standish in the Academy Award-winning satirical black comedy mystery film “Gosford Park” the same year.

Also he played Captain Bramwell Jennings in the 2002 British-German horror war thriller “Deathwatch.” He made his television debut in the ITV drama series “Ultimate Force” the following year, playing Cpl. Mick Sharp in a few of episodes.

During this time, he played Fred Beanstock in Harold Brighouse’s Hobson’s Choice (2001) and Frank Gardner in George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs Warren’s Profession (2002).

He played Ralph Partridge in the 2003 Spanish-English romance comedy-drama film “Al sur de Granada.” In addition, he appeared as Simon Walker in an episode of the detective drama series “Foyle’s War.”

In 2004, he portrayed German airman Bernhardt Tellemann in the British television drama “Island at War,” and the following year, he played SS leader Major Kessler in the British Romanian war film “The Last Drop” and British soldier Capt. Tom Willis in the two-part miniseries “Colditz.”

He was later seen in an episode of ITV’s historical crime drama miniseries “Jericho” and a couple of episodes of BBC’s miniseries documentary “Egypt” in 2005. That same year, he played Prince Charles in the television film “Whatever Love Means.”

He maintained his great acting career.

His performance in ‘Colditz’ caught the attention of actor Kevin Whately, who cast him as Detective Sergeant James Hathaway in ITV’s 2006 detective drama series “Lewis,” a spinoff from Inspector Morse. Sergeant/Detective Inspector Robert Lewis was played by Kevin Whately in both the original and the spinoff. Furthermore, the series lasted till 2015.

In 2006, he was cast as James Pearson in the television series “Agatha Christie’s Marple.” Furthermore, his involvement with the stage continues with playwright John Ford’s tragedy Tis Pity She’s a Whore (2005) and Christopher Hampton’s love drama Treats (2006-2007).

In 2007, he portrayed Cecil Vyse in the ITV television film “A Room with a View.” Simultaneously, he appeared in two biographical films, “Becoming Jane” and “Elizabeth: The Golden Age.”

In 2008, he played Philip Manningham in the three-part thriller drama television miniseries “Wired” on ITV. In 2011, he portrayed Bertie in the historical love drama film “W.E..” His first single, “Gunfight,” was published in 2012, followed by his first EP, “Sorry for My Words,” the following year. It received favorable airplay, primarily on BBC Radio 2.

Recent Creations of Laurence

He then appeared in two theatrical plays, Our Boys (2012), as Joe, and Strangers on a Train (2013-2014), as Guy Haines. A few years later, he played Charles de Gaulle in another stage production, The Patriotic Traitor (2016).

His debut album, “Holding Patterns,” was published in 2016 on his own label, Fox Cub Records. In 2017, he was cast in the second season of the British historical crime drama series “The Frankenstein Chronicles,” and the following year, he filmed the pilot episode of the Canadian drama “Frankie Drake Mysteries.”

He appears as Lord Palmerston in the historical drama series “Victoria” in 2019 and as Philip Lyttelton Gell in the biographical drama film “The Professor and the Madman” in 2019.

In 2019, he portrayed Lawrence of Arabia in the historical drama “Born a King” and Owen in the drama “Us Among the Stones.” He also published his second album, “A Grief Observed,” the same year.

In addition, in 2020, he will star on Netflix in the British-Spanish mystery thriller series White Lines. In 2021, he co-starred with fellow conservatives Gina Carano and John James in the film “My Son Hunter” directed by Robert Davi.

Political Career

Fox, a Republican, publicly attacked the George Floyd protests and the COVID-19 vaccines, which are set to be released in 2020. He stood unsuccessfully for mayor of London in 2021 after forming the right-wing populist political party Reclaim in response to what he considered “extreme political correctness.” He received 1.9% of the vote and thus lost his election deposit. His political career has been hampered by a number of disagreements and court fights.

Relationship Status

Laurence Fox has been dating Sara McKinnon since late 2019. Laurence, on the other hand, was dumped by McKinnon following his inflammatory comments during Question Time.

He then began dating writer Madeline Grant. However, the couple split up quickly, and he is now back with McKinnon. The duo are living together in Fox’s London house, isolating themselves from the UK’s Coronavirus outbreak.

He previously married actress Billie Piper. Winston James Fox and Eugene Pip are the couple’s two sons from their marriage. On March 24, 2016, Laurence announced their breakup on his Facebook page.On May 12, 2016, the couple announced their divorce.

Body Measurements

This attractive actor stands 6 feet 3 inches (190.5 cm) tall and weighs 82 kg (181 lbs). He has blue eyes and blonde hair, and he has a thin physique.

Social Media Accounts

Over 60.8k people follow his official Instagram page, ‘@lozzafox1‘. Similarly, his Twitter feed ‘@LozzaFox‘ has over 452.9k followers, and he is not on Facebook.

He has a self-titled YouTube account where he uploads music videos. His channel has almost 9.69k subscribers as of writing this material.