Rob Brydon

Rob Brydon, born Robert Brydon Jones, is a multi-talented Welsh actor, comedian, impressionist, presenter, singer, and author. He rose to fame through his diverse contributions to film, television, and radio, showcasing his unique comedic talents. In recognition of his significant impact on comedy and broadcasting, as well as his charitable work, he was honored with the title of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) during Queen Elizabeth II's Birthday Honours in 2013.

Brydon first captured public attention with his performances in the dark comedy series *Human Remains* (2000) and the acclaimed mockumentary *Marion and Geoff* (2000–2003). He further solidified his comedic reputation with *The Keith Barret Show* (2004–2005) and *Supernova* (2005–2006). His portrayal of Bryn West in the beloved BBC sitcom *Gavin & Stacey* (2007-2024) earned him a BAFTA Award nomination for Best Comedy Performance.

In film, Brydon frequently collaborated with Steve Coogan under the direction of Michael Winterbottom, beginning with *24 Hour Party People* (2002) and *A Cock and Bull Story* (2005). Their partnership continued in the successful *Trip* series, which includes *The Trip* (2010), *The Trip to Italy* (2014), *The Trip to Spain* (2017), and *The Trip to Greece* (2020). His filmography also features *Cinderella* (2015), *The Huntsman: Winter's War* (2016), *Holmes & Watson* (2019), and *Barbie* (2023).

Since 2009, Brydon has hosted the popular BBC One comedy panel show *Would I Lie to You?* He previously starred in the fictional panel show *Rob Brydon's Annually Retentive* (2006