Olly Alexander
Olly Alexander was born in Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom on July 15th, 1990 and is the Pop Singer. At the age of 33, Olly Alexander biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, songs, and networth are available.
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Career
Alexander's acting career began in 2008 with the film Summerhill. In the United States, his new film Bright Star was selected for an Academy Award for Best Achievement in Costume Design. He appeared in the 2009 films Tormented starring Alex Pettyfer and Enter the Void. In 2010, Evan was playing Evan in The Bush Theatre production of The Aliens. Alexander contributed to the script and music for the indie film The Dish & the Spoon, which was released in early 2011. He appeared in the theatre production of Mercury Fur in 2012 and appeared as Naz at The Old Red Lion in Islington, Islington.
Alexander appeared in Peter Pan's West End play Peter and Alice from March to June 2013, as Peter Pan, alongside Ben Whishaw and Judi Dench. Alexander appeared in the final series of Skins, alongside Cassie Ainsworth's stalker, as well as in the two-part episode "Skins Pure," which aired in July 2013. Alexander is a demanding shopper in this sub-heading, and Google Analytics also released an internal corporate video titled "That is what happens when you save on usability."
Alexander is one of the main characters of the 2014 musical film God Help the Child, where he also sings and plays guitar. As part of the God Help the Girl project, Stuart Murdoch, the group's lead singer, wrote and directed the film.
Alexander performed in The Riot Club, Laura Wade's film adaptation of Laura Wade's stage play Posh with British actors Sam Claflin, Max Irons, and Douglas Booth. In episodes that aired in 2014, Alexander briefly played the vampire Fenton in the British-American horror film Penny Dreadful.
Alexander plays Titty, a troubled teen in the indie film Funny Bunny, which premiered at SXSW 2015. Alison Bagnall, who wrote The Dish & the Spoon, produced the film, while Alexander was a co-writer with the other two leads. During the summer, the film was on view in art galleries and was theatrically released on November 13, 2015.
Alexander appeared in a leading role in Russell T Davies' Channel 4 and HBO Max drama in January 2021. It's a Sin, which focuses on gay life in the 1980s and early 1990s, as well as the emergence of HIV/AIDS. Alexander's performance earned critical acclaim, with several commentators expressing their aspire for him to win a BAFTA medal for his work.
Years & Years began in 2010, with Alexander as the lead vocalist after member Mikey Goldsworthy discovered him singing in the shower and adored his voice. Alexander's voice has been praised for its unique tone, with the album being described as "Nina Simone...crooning a melodic lullaby to Beach House and Terry Riley's folktronic lovechild."
The band's debut single "I Wish I Knew" was released on the Good Bait label in July 2012, with the band playing as a five-piece unit. In 2013, the group signed a three-piece deal with French label Kitsuné, and released their second single, "Traps," in September 2013, which received support from Radio 1 and Radio 6, as well as other online publications such as The Guardian and The Fader. On Kitsuné Maison's 15th anniversary collection, "Traps" appears alongside "Traps."
In February 2014, the band's second single "Real" appeared on Kitsuné and iTunes. Ben Whishaw, Alexander's Peter and Alice co-star, and former Misfit actor Nathan Stewart-Jarrett appeared in the music video. The video (most recent James Bond Q actor) was told in The Independent article on July 28, 2015), and in 2014, the video moved from the French smaller label Kitsuné to Polydor as they increased in fame. They were crowned the winners of the BBC's Sound of... contest in January 2015.
"King," the band's most popular single, was released under Polydor, and has risen to the top of the UK Single Chart in March 2015, earning the band national recognition. Communion, their debut studio album, was released on July 10, 2015 and ranked number 1 on the UK Albums Chart.
Alexander has said in interviews that he would like to see more of the qualified male pronoun in jazz. He explained that if he used to write in a diary, he would write "you and me" because he wanted to hide who he was writing about. Male pronouns appear in several years & years of albums. "It's kind of sad to me" that no gay popstars are singing about men using a male pronoun," he told Digital Spy, "but that might be changing soon." Alexander "wouldn't speak for all gay people" because there are so many different topics, experiences, and sizes, as well as various shapes and sizes. But I can speak for myself, and that is what I'm doing if I'm going to be writing songs and giving interviews. I want to be able to discuss something I care about. "Years & Years" is the second studio album by the decadent and includes hits such as "If You're Over Me" and "Sanctify." The British Phonographic Industry's "If You're Over Me" campaign on August 14th was awarded Gold by the British Phonographic Industry, which was revealed on the band's Twitter account on August 14, 2018.
Years & Years released the official music video for Alexander "All For You" in September 2018, featuring an angelic version of Alexander dancing within an abandoned warehouse before transforming into a narcotic version of himself and participating in a dance match with an android.
Alexander co-produced with the Pet Shop Boys on their 2019 single 'Dreamland,' and later revealed a portrait of their hit 'It's a Sin' to coincide with his role in the drama series of the same name.
Olly Alexander's solo project came on March 1821 years & Years.
Alexander was ranked as one of the top performers on BBC Radio 1's Future Sounds show for the month of August and early September with Arlo Parks, YUNGBLUD, Charli XCX, and Tom Grennan in July 2021. Annie Mac, the host of Future Sounds, left the radio station in late July after 17 years there.