Kevin Garry
The name Kevin Garry belongs to a British television actor, the kind of performer a series leans on across seasons. 31 episodes of 'Ted Lasso' carry his name as Paul La Fleur. Television has provided the bulk of the work.
Kevin Garry
0 Movies
9 Series
The name Kevin Garry belongs to a British television actor, the kind of performer a series leans on across seasons. 31 episodes of 'Ted Lasso' carry his name as Paul La Fleur. Television has provided the bulk of the work.
TV Shows
Plays Paul La Fleur
Ted Lasso
2020
Plays Darryl
Bloods
2021
Plays Jamal
The Capture
2019
Plays Various
Ministry of Justice
2018
Plays Curtis
Timewasters
2017
Plays Jez
Absolutely Fine
2017
Plays City Boy's Mate
Live at the Moth Club
2022
Plays Father Jamie
Here We Go
2022
Plays Booker St Jean
Death in Paradise
2011
Full Filmography
Live at the Moth Club
City Boy's Mate · 1 episode
2022–
TV
Here We Go
Father Jamie · 1 episode
2022–
TV
Bloods
Darryl · 16 episodes
2021–
TV
Ted Lasso
Paul La Fleur · 31 episodes
2020–
TV
The Capture
Jamal · 4 episodes
2019–
TV
Ministry of Justice
Various · 3 episodes
2018–
TV
Timewasters
Curtis · 3 episodes
2017–
TV
Absolutely Fine
Jez · 1 episode
2017–
TV
Death in Paradise
Booker St Jean · 1 episode
2011–
TV
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Kevin Garry and where are they from?
Kevin Garry is 41 years old, born on November 1, 1984 in Hackney, London, England, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Kevin Garry?
Kevin Garry is best known for roles in MAMILS (Middle Aged Men In Lycra), Red Flag, Born Silly.
How many movies has Kevin Garry been in?
Over a 9-year career (since 2017), Kevin Garry has appeared in 0 movies and 9 TV shows.
What is Kevin Garry's most recent movie or series?
Kevin Garry's most recent release is Live at the Moth Club, which premiered on December 1, 2022.
What TV shows has Kevin Garry appeared in?
On television, Kevin Garry has appeared in Ted Lasso, The Capture, Death in Paradise, Here We Go.
Kevin Garry
1984-11-01 · Hackney, London, England, UK
Kevin Garry is known for Bloods (2021), Ted Lasso (2020) and Comedy Central, Drunk history: Black Stories (2021).