Lucy Boynton
Acting
Voiceover
Acting
Lucy is currently starring in A CRUEL LOVE– a 4 part drama for ITV about Ruth Ellis – other cast include Toby Jones, Laurie Davidson and Toby Stephens - https://deadline.com/2023/06/lucy-boynton-itv-series-ruth-ellis-last-woman-hanged-1235415457/
She has just wrapped a leading role in the upcoming feature film SEE YOU WHEN I SEE YOU, directed by Jay Duplass – alongside Kaitlin Dever, Hope Davis and Cooper Raiff.
Lucy plays the leading role in the Searchlight feature film THE GREATEST HITS which premiered at SXSW.
Other recent filmwork - Scott Cooper Netflix feature THE PALE BLUE EYE opposite Christian Bale, Toby Jones and Harry Melling, and she played the role of Marie Antoinette in CHEVALIER, the Fox Searchlight feature film opposite Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Samara Weaving.
On television, Lucy starred opposite Will Poulter in WHY DIDN’T THEY ASK EVANS directed by Hugh Laurie, and she also starred in THE IPCRESS FILES for ITV, a leading role opposite Joe Cole and Tom Hollander, and MODERN LOVE Season 2, directed by John Carney for Amazon Studios in which she stars opposite Kit Harrington.
Lucy played the female lead in John Carney’s SINGS STREET. The film got rave reviews and received a Golden Globe nomination in the category of Best Motion Picture for a Musical or Comedy, as well as marking Lucy as one of Variety’s ‘Breakthrough’ performances from the Sundance Film Festival in 2016.
She played the role of MARY AUSTIN opposite Rami Malek in BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY for Fox / New Regency / GK Films, MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS directed by Kenneth Branagh, playing Countess Andreyni alongside an all-star cast including Johnny Depp, Olivia Colman, and Michelle Pfieffer.
She also played leading roles in series 1 and 2 of Ryan Murphy’s THE POLITICIAN, Netflix opposite Ben Platt, Bette Midler and Gwyneth Paltrow – and opposite Naomi Watts in GYPSY (Netflix / Working Title.)
Film
Production | Character | Director | Company |
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See You When I See You | Emily | Jay Duplass | Astute Films |
The Greatest Hits | Harriet | Ned Benson | Fox Searchlight |
The Pale Blue Eye | Lea Marquis | Scott Cooper | Cross Creek Pictures |
Chevalier | Marie Antoinette | Stephen Williams | Fox Searchight Pictures |
Locked Down | Charlotte | Doug Liman | HBO Max |
Glimpse | Rice | Benjamin Cleary | Mr. Kite |
Bohemian Rhapsody | Mary Austin | Bryan Singer | 20th Century Fox |
Apostle | Andrea | Gareth Evans | Netflix |
Murder on the Orient Express | Countness Andreyni | Kenneth Branagh | 20th Century Fox |
Claire Douglas | Danny Strong | Black Label Media | |
Let Me Go | Emily | Polly Steele | Panalux |
Lock In (short film) | Lucy | Neville Pierce | Creative Englan, No Cigar Productions, Stigma Films |
Don't Knock Twice | Chloe | Caradog W. James | Red & Black Films |
I Am The Pretty Thing That Live In The House | Polly | Oz Perkins | Netflix |
Sing Street | Raphina | John Carney | Likely Story, Film Wave, Samson Films |
The Blackcoat's Daughter | Osgood Perkins | Paris Films, Inc. | |
February | Oz Perkins | Paris Film / Falcon Films | |
Copperhead | Esther Hagadorn | Ron Maxwell | Swordspoint Productions |
Miss Potter | Young Beatrix | Chris Noonan | Miramax |
Television
Production | Character | Director | Company |
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A CRUEL LOVE | Ruth Ellis | Lee Haven Jones | Silverprint |
Why Didn't They Ask Evans? | Lady Frances 'Frankie' Derwent | Hugh Laurie | BritBox |
The Ipcress File | Jean | James Watkins | ITV |
Modern Love | Paula | John Carney | Amazon |
The Politician S1 / S2 | Astrid | Ryan Murphy, Helen Hunt, Janet Mock, various | Netflix |
Gypsy | Allison | Sam Taylor-Johnson | Netflix / Working Title / Universal |
Life in Squares | Angelica | Simon Kaijser | BBC 2 |
Law & Order: UK | Georgia Hutton | Joss Agnew | Kudos / ITV1 |
Endeavour | Petra Bryant | Giuseppe Capotondi | Mammoth Screen / ITV1 |
Borgia III | Lucia Da Narni | Various | Canal + |
Borgia | Lucia Da Narni | Tom Fontana | Canal+ |
Lewis - The Gift of Promise | Zoe Suskin | Metin Huseyin | ITV Studios |
Mo | Henrietta Norton | Philip Martin | Channel 4 |
Ballet Shoes | Posy | Sandra Goldbacher | BBC |
Sense and Sensibility | Margaret Dashwood | John Alexander | BBC |