Charles Armstrong, a renowned British actor, hails from the vibrant city of London. Prior to embarking on his acting journey, he pursued higher education at St Catherine's College, Oxford University, where he earned a degree in French and Philosophy.
Armstrong's impressive filmography boasts a range of notable titles, including the critically acclaimed "One Life", the biographical drama "Rocketman", and the historical period piece "The King's Speech".
His extensive television credits include a diverse array of projects, such as the Disney+ original series "The Ballad of Renegade Nell", the BBC's psychological thriller "Inside No 9", the Netflix period drama "The English Game", the Channel 4 miniseries "It's a Sin", the Netflix mystery series "The Irregulars", and the BBC sitcom "The First Team".
In addition to his screen work, Armstrong has also made a significant impact on the world of theatre. He was a part of the long-running West End production and BBC4 adaptation of the comedy "Round The Horne Revisited". Furthermore, he is one half of the popular comedy podcast "Catford 6699", showcasing his comedic talents and versatility as a performer.
