Jeremy Swift, a talented English actor born in 1960 in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. His impressive career spans multiple decades and genres, from theatre to television and film.
Jeremy's professional journey began with a touring revue show that visited prisons and borstals, followed by a stint in theatre, where he worked with renowned institutions such as The National Theatre and the West End. His notable roles in plays like "What The Butler Saw" and "Abigail's Party" showcased his versatility as a performer.
As he entered his 30s, Jeremy transitioned to television, landing roles in the acclaimed adaptations of "Vanity Fair" and the cult classic "The Smoking Room" on the BBC. This marked the beginning of his journey into major feature films, including "Gosford Park," "Amazing Grace," "Oliver Twist," "Fred Claus," and "Jupiter Ascending."
Jeremy's international recognition came with his portrayal of Mr. Spratt, the loyal butler to Maggie Smith's character, in the hit series "Downton Abbey." He also appeared in the critically acclaimed "Foyle's War," playing the role of Glenvil Harris.
In his personal life, Jeremy is married to the talented actress Mary Roscoe, with whom he has two children. The family resides in London, where Jeremy continues to hone his craft and entertain audiences worldwide.
