British actor and filmmaker, born in 1981, began his career as a child actor. He gained prominence with his satirical work, co-creating and starring in the BBC's "The Revolution Will Be Televised," which won a BAFTA for its sharp political commentary. Also known for his activism, he cleverly blends comedy with social issues, often using hidden cameras and pranks to highlight important topics. His work extends to directing and producing, maintaining a focus on impactful storytelling.