Oh, and you should definitely recognise him as Fleabag's creepy love interest, Bus Rodent. Or, you may recognise his face from his many, many TV appearances over recent years.Īccording to Demetriou's acting CV on his talent agency's (United Agents) website, he has racked up a number of roles in TV series such as This Time with Alan Partridge, Murder In Successville, Gap Year, The Tracey Ullman Show, Love Nina, Friday Night Dinner and Toast of London. If you managed to catch Sherlock Gnomes in cinemas when it was released in May 2018, you may recognise him as the voice of Moriarty alongside Johnny Depp's Sherlock.

The Bristol University graduate was called 'a Steve Coogan in the making' by The Independent when he appeared at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival in 2013 and, since then, he's gone on to add some pretty impressive credentials to his CV. Firstly, he is a British actor, comedian, and screenwriter. So, let me fill you in on 30-year-old Demetriou. Over the following five episodes, the show went from strength to strength, and gained a loyal fan base. The Times also said Stath Lets Flats 'looks promising'.

The first episode of season one got moderately positive reviews, with The Guardian deeming Stath Lets Flats 'the perfect parable for the fractured Brexit age' and The Telegraph dubbing the show, 'a fixer-upper with potential'. The show follows Stath (Demetriou) as he tries and fails to make progress in his job as a letting agent at Michael & Eagle Lets, a business owned by his family and run by his father, Solaki. Well, Stath Lets Flats series one first premiered in the summer of 2018 on Channel 4.

But, who is Jamie Demetriou? And why is he so familiar to British TV lovers? Channel 4's hit comedy series Stath Lets Flats sees Jamie Demetriou in reprise the role of Stath - a hapless Greek-Cypriot letting agent that we first met in Comedy Blaps back in 2013 - this time in his very own series.

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