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Guy Morgan B Remmers (born 1995) is an English actor and model. He began his career in theatre and modeling. He is known for his role in the Apple TV+ period drama The Buccaneers (2023–).
Early life
Remmers was born in Bristol to a New Zealand-born father and a Welsh mother. He had a creative upbringing surrounded by the city's garage and house music scene; his older brothers were DJs, as were several of his friends. Remmers attended Fairfield High School, where he took part in school productions and became inspired by his drama teacher. At age 16, he was dismissed from school with only a drama GCSE to his name after getting in trouble, which he attributes to struggling with dyslexia at the time. He joined Bristol Old Vic's Young Company.
Career
At the age of 17, Remmers made his professional stage debut as Kol in The Grandfathers at the Bristol Old Vic in 2012, which transferred to the National Theatre in London. He subsequently found an acting agent. He was scouted to model while at Bristol's The Love Inn and turned his focus towards that for the next few years, landing gigs in Milan, Paris, and London. In 2017, Remmers was named one of London's up-and-coming models by Da Man. He appeared in the 2020 short film Lessons opposite Ashley Byam.
Remmers made his television debut when he was cast as Theo, Duke of Tintagel in the 2023 Apple TV+ period drama The Buccaneers, based on Edith Wharton's novel of the same title. To prepare for the role, Remmers took up painting and worked with movement coach Toby Sedgwick.
In 2024, Remmers joined Jimmy Choo's spring men's campaign.
Personal life
As of 2023, Remmers is based in Hackney Wick. His hobbies include table tennis and swimming.
References
External links
Guy Remmers at IMDb
Guy Remmers at IMG Models
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- Andrew Wylie (American football)