Olly Alexander
Olly Alexander (born Oliver Alexander Thornton, 15 July 1990), is an English singer, songwriter and actor. His music is released under the name Years & Years.
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Films (29)

Bonus Track
2024 · Songs
Olly Alexander's Road to Eurovision '24
2024 · Self

Pet Shop Boys : 40 ans de pop
2024 · Self - Interviewee

Graham Meets Olly
2024 · Self

imagine… Russell T Davies: The Doctor and Me
2023 · Self

An Audience with Kylie
2023 · Self

Years & Years: Night Call
2022 · Self

Freedom: 50 Years of Pride
2022 · Self

The Big New Years & Years Eve Party with Kylie and Pet Shop Boys
2021 · Self

An Audience with Adele
2021 · Self

Palo Santo
2018 · Olly Alexander, Writer, Music

27: Gone Too Soon
2018 · Self

Olly Alexander: Growing Up Gay
2017 · Himself

50 Years Legal
2017 · Self

Bridget Jones's Baby
2016 · Songs

Funny Bunny
2015 · Titty

The Riot Club
2014 · Toby Maitland

God Help the Girl
2014 · James

Le Week-End
2013 · Michael

Skins: Pure
2013 · Jakob

Cheerful Weather for the Wedding
2012 · Tom

Great Expectations
2012 · Herbert Pocket

The Dish & the Spoon
2011 · Boy, Original Music Composer

Gulliver's Travels
2010 · Prince August

Enter the Void
2010 · Victor
Dust
2009 · Elias

Bright Star
2009 · Tom Keats

Tormented
2009 · Jason Banks

Summerhill
2008 · Ned
Séries (20)

George Michael: Outed
2023 · Self

It's a Sin
2021 · Ritchie Tozer

RuPaul's Drag Race UK
2019 · Self - Guest Judge

Celebrity Gogglebox
2019 · Self

Sounds Like Friday Night
2017

Michael McIntyre's Big Show
2016 · Self - Performer

The Jonathan Ross Show
2011 · Self

The Voice of Poland
2011 · Self - Special Guest

BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge
2010

The Project
2009

Radio 1 at Reading and Leeds Festival
2007 · Self

The Graham Norton Show
2007 · Self, Self - Musical Guest

Lewis
2007 · Hayden Wishart

Skins
2007 · Jakob

The One Show
2006 · Self

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
2002 · Self - Star Guest Announcer, Self

Glastonbury
1997 · Self

MTV Europe Music Awards
1994 · Self - Presenter

Later... with Jools Holland
1992

Eurovision Song Contest
1956 · Self - United Kingdom Contestant



