
James Fleet
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- March 11, 1952 (age 74)
- Birthplace
- Bilston, Staffordshire, England, UK
Biography
James Edward Fleet (born 11 March 1952) is an English actor. He is most famous for his roles as the bumbling and well-meaning Tom in the 1994 British romantic comedy film Four Weddings and a Funeral, and the dim-witted Hugo Horton in the BBC situation comedy television series The Vicar of Dibley.
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Filmography

My Mother's Wedding
Movie · as Geoff

The Feud
TV · as Derek Abshire · 6 eps

I, Jack Wright
TV · as Bobby Botham · 6 eps

Brian and Maggie
TV · as Ronnie Millar · 1 ep

Broken Bird
Movie

A Very British Hotel at Christmas
Movie · as Narrator

Dodger Special: Bad Egg
Movie · as Judge Fang

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
TV · as King George · 1 ep

Tom Jones
TV · as Squire Allworthy · 4 eps

Operation Mincemeat
Movie · as Charles Fraser-Smith

The Lost King
Movie · as John Ashdown-Hill

Wolf Manor
Movie · as Oliver Lawrence

Dodger Special: Train
Movie · as Judge Fang

Dodger Special: Christmas
Movie · as Judge Fang

Karen Pirie
TV · as Mick Prentice Snr · 1 ep

The Vicar of Dibley: Inside Out
Movie · as Self

The Watch
TV · as Archchancellor of Unseen University · 2 eps

Blithe Spirit
Movie · as Harry Price

The Vicar of Dibley: In Lockdown
Movie · as Hugo Horton

All Creatures Great & Small
TV · as Colonel Merrick · 1 ep

Bridgerton
TV · as King George III · 3 eps

The Pale Horse
TV · as Oscar Venables · 2 eps

Belgravia
TV · as Reverend Stephen Bellasis · 5 eps

One Red Nose Day and a Wedding
Movie · as Tom

National Theatre Live: Les Blancs
Movie · as Dr. Willy Dekoven

Born a King
Movie · as George V

Carry Ons at the Castle
Movie · as Self - Narrator (voice)

Thanks for the Memories
TV · as Patrick Conway · 2 eps

The Spy Who Dumped Me
Movie · as Tom

Death on the Tyne
Movie · as Captain Jack Pearson

Patrick Melrose
TV · as Sir Victor Eisen · 1 ep

Love of My Life
Movie · as Tom

Revolution: New Art for a New World
Movie · as Wassily Kandinsky (voice)

Urban Myths
TV · as The Professor · 1 ep

Billionaire Boy
Movie · as Mr Darrow

Love & Friendship
Movie · as Sir Reginald DeCourcy

British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves
Movie · as Hugo Horton (archive footage) (uncredited)

Houdini & Doyle
TV · as Dr. Pilsen · 1 ep

Unforgotten
TV · as Chris Lowe · 6 eps

Indian Summers
TV · as Lord Hawthorne · 10 eps

Partners in Crime
TV · as Carter · 6 eps

Mr. Turner
Movie · as John Constable

Outlander
TV · as Reverend Wakefield · 6 eps

Murder on the Home Front
Movie · as Professor Stephens

Plebs
TV · 1 ep

Father Brown
TV · as Dr. Adam Crawford · 1 ep

Blandings
TV · as Colonel Fanshawe · 1 ep

Murder on the Home Front
TV · as Professor Stephens · 2 eps

It's Kevin
TV · as Various · 4 eps

Death Comes to Pemberley
TV · as Mr Bennet · 2 eps

Big Bad World
TV · as Neil Turnbull · 5 eps

Bad Education
TV · as Richard · 2 eps

The Hollow Crown
TV · as Hastings · 2 eps

Citizen Khan
TV · as Professor Stevens · 1 ep

The Decoy Bride
Movie · as William

Death in Paradise
TV · as Jeremy Tipping · 1 ep

Micro Men
Movie · as Kenneth Baker

Being Human
TV · as George Senior · 1 ep

Little Dorrit
TV · as Frederick Dorrit · 14 eps

Lady Godiva: Back in the Saddle
Movie · as Alan Jenkins

Skins
TV · as Martin · 2 eps

Lewis
TV · as Dr. Alex Falconer · 1 ep
School's Out
TV · as Self · 1 ep

Hotel Babylon
TV · as Martin Armstrong · 1 ep

Legit
TV · 1 ep

A Cock and Bull Story
Movie · as Simon
The Funny Blokes of British Comedy
Movie · as Hugo Horton (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Phantom of the Opera
Movie · as Lefevre

Sea of Souls
TV · as Findlay Morrison · 2 eps

Murder in Suburbia
TV · as John Stanton · 1 ep

Blackball
Movie · as Alan the Pipe

Three Sisters
Movie · as Kulygin

South from Granada
Movie · as Lytton Strachey

Promoted to Glory
Movie · as Michael Prendergast

Two Men Went To War
Movie · as Maj. Bates
Fields of Gold
Movie · as Alan Buckley
Young Arthur
Movie · as Merlin

Dick Whittington: The ITV Pantomime
Movie · as Alderman Fitzwarren

Charlotte Gray
Movie · as Richard Cannerly

Kevin & Perry Go Large
Movie · as Dad
Chambers
TV · 12 eps
Brotherly Love
TV · 7 eps

Monarch of the Glen
TV · 1 ep

The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything
TV · 2 eps

Milk
Movie · as Adrian

Frenchman's Creek
Movie · as Sir Harry

Remember Me?
Movie · as Donald

Midsomer Murders
TV · as Ralph Plummer, Michael Falconer · 1 ep

A Dance to the Music of Time
TV · as Moreland · 4 eps

Underworld
TV · 6 eps
Spark
TV · as Ashley Parkerwell · 6 eps

Eskimo Day
Movie · as Simon

The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders
Movie · as James Bland
Lord of Misrule
Movie · as Prime Minister

Crossing the Floor
Movie · as Prime Minister

The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders
TV · as James Bland · 1 ep

3 Steps to Heaven
Movie · as Harry Roberts

Sense and Sensibility
Movie · as John Dashwood

The Grotesque
Movie · as Inspector Limp

The Butterfly Effect
Movie · as Oswald

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Movie · as Tom

Milner
Movie · as Hugh Bonning

The Vicar of Dibley
TV · as Hugo Horton · 14 eps

Harry Enfield and Chums
TV · as Teacher Mr. Banks · 1 ep
Headhunters
TV · as Alan Spence · 3 eps

Femme Fatale
Movie · as Algie

Cracker
TV · as Michael Trant · 3 eps
An Exchange of Fire
TV · as Michael Shanks · 2 eps

A Year in Provence
TV · as Hugo Compton · 1 ep

Running Late
Movie · as James Grahame

Blue Black Permanent
Movie · as Jim Thorburn

Electric Moon
Movie · as Simon Lidell

Common Pursuit
Movie

They Never Slept
Movie · as Bob

The Advocates
TV · 3 eps

Murder Most Horrid
TV · as Tom · 1 ep

Screen One
TV · as James Grahame · 1 ep
Still Crazy Like a Fox
Movie · as Bellhop

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries
TV · as Neil Fairfax (uncredited) · 1 ep

Defence of the Realm
Movie · as Ministry Man

Screen Two
TV · as Peter Wentworth, Bob, Prime Minister, Algie · 1 ep

The Bill
TV · as Paul Morgan · 1 ep

The Omega Factor
TV · 1 ep

Grange Hill
TV · as Mr. Perkins · 1 ep



