Some actors take a winding path to recognition; Angus Imrie has taken a royal one. IMDb flags Mickey 17, Fleabag, and The Kid Who Would Be King as his best-known credits (IMDb (credit database)), while Wikipedia stretches the list back to a 2007 episode of Kingdom. Here is where you have seen him, which credits are solidly documented, and which ones still rest on a single database entry.
Best known for: Mickey 17, Fleabag, The Kid Who Would Be King · Main voice role: Zero, Star Trek: Prodigy, 2021–2024 · First listed credit: Kingdom, 2007 · Also credited as: Director
Quick snapshot
- Plays Agent Charlie in Mickey 17 (2025) (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- Plays Young Merlin in The Kid Who Would Be King (2019) (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- Voices Zero in Star Trek: Prodigy, 2021–2024 (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- Five pre-2016 credits — Kingdom, Restless, The Hollow Crown, Father Brown, Station Jim — rest on a single Wikipedia entry (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- The Crown (2020) and Industry (2020) are listed without a second source (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- We Hunt Together (2020), The Serpent Queen (2022), and The Road Trip (2024) appear only in Plex’s directory (Plex (streaming-credit directory))
- No production-verified upcoming projects appear in the sources checked for this guide (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- 2007: first listed credit, Kingdom (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- 2019: three roles in one year — Fleabag, The Kid Who Would Be King, The Spanish Princess (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- 2021–2024: Zero in Star Trek: Prodigy, his longest single engagement (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- 2025: Mickey 17, his widest release to date (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- Mickey 17 (2025) puts him in a global studio release (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- The Road Trip (2024) shows an active casting calendar (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- No further announced roles are documented yet (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
One table, one pattern: the credits you would search for first — Fleabag, Star Trek, Mickey 17 — are also the ones with the most documentation behind them.
| Label | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Fleabag role | Jake, two episodes in 2019 | Wikipedia (filmography listing) |
| Main voice role | Zero, Star Trek: Prodigy, 2021–2024 | Wikipedia (filmography listing) |
| First listed credit | Kingdom, 2007, as Scott Millington | Wikipedia (filmography listing) |
| Streaming-directory credits | We Hunt Together (2020), The Serpent Queen (2022), The Road Trip (2024) | Plex (streaming-credit directory) |
| Film roles | Young Merlin (The Kid Who Would Be King, 2019); Agent Charlie (Mickey 17, 2025) | IMDb Pro (professional credits) |
| Documentation status | Strong for studio films; single-source for most TV credits | Editorial assessment |
The early credits: Kingdom to The Hollow Crown
Wikipedia’s filmography listing logs five Imrie credits before 2016, and every one of them is a single-production part (Wikipedia (filmography listing)). If you are trying to verify this stretch of his résumé, the sources checked for this guide provide no second witness for any of them.
- Kingdom (2007) — Scott Millington
- Restless (2012) — a student
- The Hollow Crown (2012) — Edmund Plantagenet in The Wars of the Roses – Henry VI Part II
- Father Brown (2013) — Jago Pryde
- Station Jim (2015) — a schoolboy
The realistic read: these are small parts, logged by one database and not yet independently confirmed. That does not make them wrong; it makes them unproven.
The pattern: a decade of single-line entries before a role the general public would recognize — a normal actor’s shape, and a fragile one for anyone building a definitive filmography.
The breakthrough trio: Fleabag, The Kid Who Would Be King, and Mickey 17
If you have seen Imrie in anything, it is probably one of these three. IMDb’s “known for” list leads with all of them, and the casting logic is consistent: put Imrie in a memorable supporting slot and let his stillness do the work (IMDb (credit database)).
- Fleabag — Jake, in two episodes dated to 2019 (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- The Kid Who Would Be King (2019) — Young Merlin (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- Mickey 17 (2025) — Agent Charlie (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
Fleabag is the role most viewers have actually seen; the two films bracket his career so far — a boy-sage in a 2019 family fantasy, then a supporting role in the 2025 science-fiction release Mickey 17.
Every breakthrough role on this list arrived after a decade of single-line credits. Visibility followed volume, not the other way around.
What this means: the roles that made Imrie recognizable carry the strongest paper trail — which is why the television stretch feels so much fuzzier by comparison.
The television spread: period drama, genre fiction, and voice work
Television is where Imrie’s résumé gets harder to pin down. Wikipedia adds The Spanish Princess (2019) as Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales, followed by The Crown (2020) as Prince Edward, Industry (2020) as Digdog, and War of the Worlds (2021) as Dylan (Wikipedia (filmography listing)). Plex’s directory supplies the rest: We Hunt Together (2020) as Henry Lane, The Serpent Queen (2022) as Henry IV, Star Trek: Very Short Treks (2023) as Zero, and The Road Trip (2024) as Rodney (Plex (streaming-credit directory)).
The through-line is a double act: heritage television and franchise science fiction. The actor who played a Tudor prince in 2019 spent 2021–2024 as the main voice of Zero in Star Trek: Prodigy (Wikipedia (filmography listing)).
Zero is Imrie’s longest single engagement on paper — three years of Star Trek: Prodigy from 2021 to 2024 — and the role least likely to be miscounted by future filmographies.
The trade-off: the more genres an actor spans, the more databases disagree about the edges of his filmography. The franchise voice role is the anchor; the live-action bit parts are the floaters.
Shorts, voice roles, and the directing credit
- Pond Life (2018) — Malcolm (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- The Good Book (2020) — Geraint, short
- First One Away (2021) — Young Paul, short
- Also credited as a director (IMDb (credit database))
These three screen credits are the ones most fan lists skip; the shorts are the kind of entries that live deep in a professional database rather than on a searchable profile. The directing credit is the quietest line on the whole record.
The upshot: the smallest roles are the ones that need the most careful sourcing — and the directing credit is a reminder that the public filmography is only part of the story.
Three buckets, one pattern: the films carry the strongest documentation, while the live-action television credits are where the record fragments.
| Category | Representative credits | Documented role | Strongest source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Film | The Kid Who Would Be King (2019), Pond Life (2018), Mickey 17 (2025) | Young Merlin; Malcolm; Agent Charlie | IMDb Pro (professional credits) |
| Live-action TV | Fleabag, The Spanish Princess, The Crown, The Serpent Queen | Jake; Arthur Tudor; Prince Edward; Henry IV | Wikipedia (filmography listing); Plex (streaming-credit directory) |
| Voice work | Star Trek: Prodigy (2021–2024), Star Trek: Very Short Treks (2023) | Zero | Wikipedia (filmography listing); Plex (streaming-credit directory) |
The implication: if you are chasing role continuity, start with the films; if you are chasing completeness, the television column is where the two-source rule collapses.
Timeline signal: sixteen years of credits at a glance
Compressed into year bands, Imrie’s documented career shows one jump — and it happens exactly when the productions get bigger. The bands below draw on Wikipedia, IMDb Pro, and Plex (Wikipedia (filmography listing); IMDb Pro (professional credits); Plex (streaming-credit directory)).
- 2007–2015: five one-off credits — Kingdom, Restless, The Hollow Crown, Father Brown, Station Jim
- 2018–2019: the hinge — Pond Life, The Kid Who Would Be King, Fleabag, The Spanish Princess
- 2020–2021: four TV credits plus two shorts — The Crown, Industry, We Hunt Together, War of the Worlds, The Good Book, First One Away
- 2021–2024: the Zero era — Star Trek: Prodigy’s main voice role
- 2022–2024: The Serpent Queen, Star Trek: Very Short Treks, The Road Trip
- 2025: Mickey 17
The signal in the dates: documentation thickens exactly as the budget does. Before 2018, every credit is a single-source whisper; after 2019, the films and franchises arrive with two or three databases in agreement.
What is confirmed, and what is still one-source-only
This is the honest split. On one side sit the credits that multiple records agree on; on the other, the ones currently supported by exactly one database.
Confirmed facts
- Mickey 17 (2025) — Agent Charlie (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- The Kid Who Would Be King (2019) — Young Merlin (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- Pond Life (2018) — Malcolm (IMDb Pro (professional credits))
- Fleabag — Jake, two episodes in 2019 (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- Star Trek: Prodigy — Zero, 2021–2024 (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- The Spanish Princess (2019) — Arthur Tudor (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
What’s unclear
- Kingdom (2007) — Scott Millington, single Wikipedia entry (Wikipedia (filmography listing))
- Restless (2012) — a student, single Wikipedia entry
- The Hollow Crown (2012) — Edmund Plantagenet, single Wikipedia entry
- Father Brown (2013) — Jago Pryde, single Wikipedia entry
- Station Jim (2015) — a schoolboy, single Wikipedia entry
- The Crown (2020) — Prince Edward, single Wikipedia entry
- Industry (2020) — Digdog, single Wikipedia entry
- War of the Worlds (2021) — Dylan, single Wikipedia entry
- We Hunt Together (2020) — Henry Lane, single Plex listing (Plex (streaming-credit directory))
- The Serpent Queen (2022) — Henry IV, single Plex listing
- Star Trek: Very Short Treks (2023) — Zero, single Plex listing
- The Road Trip (2024) — Rodney, single Plex listing
A filmography built from four databases is only as strong as its weakest entry. Every credit on the unclear list is a lead, not a proof.
The pattern: the one-source credits cluster in the 2007–2015 stretch and in streaming-era television — exactly the places where databases are known to lag.
The record, in three lines
Three listings, quoted straight, show how thin the difference is between a confirmed credit and a single-source one.
“Mickey 17 (2025) — Agent Charlie.”
— IMDb Pro (professional credits)
“Star Trek: Prodigy (2021–2024) — Zero, main voice role.”
— Wikipedia (filmography listing)
“The Serpent Queen (2022) — Henry IV.”
— Plex (streaming-credit directory)
The difference between the second quote and the third is one extra database entry. That is the whole story of researching Angus Imrie right now.
The takeaway
Angus Imrie’s filmography is a study in documentation lag: the roles everyone remembers are the ones the databases agree on, and the roles worth discovering are the ones a single entry hesitantly offers. Mickey 17 gives him his widest exposure yet. For a fan building an accurate checklist, the practical move is simple — treat IMDb Pro as the anchor for the films, treat Wikipedia and Plex as strong leads for the television work, and re-check every single-source credit the moment a second database catches up.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Angus Imrie?
Angus Imrie is a British actor whose best-known roles include Mickey 17, Fleabag, and The Kid Who Would Be King, according to IMDb (IMDb (credit database)).
What role did Angus Imrie play in Fleabag?
He played Jake, appearing in two episodes dated to 2019 by Wikipedia’s filmography listing (Wikipedia (filmography listing)).
Who does Angus Imrie voice in Star Trek: Prodigy?
He voices Zero, a main role from 2021 to 2024, according to Wikipedia (Wikipedia (filmography listing)).
What is Angus Imrie’s first listed screen credit?
Kingdom (2007), in which he played Scott Millington, according to Wikipedia’s filmography listing (Wikipedia (filmography listing)).
What role does Angus Imrie play in Mickey 17?
He plays Agent Charlie, according to IMDb Pro’s professional credits (IMDb Pro (professional credits)).
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George Thompson is Senior Reporter at UrbanMixr.uk, covering breaking culture, lifestyle and general news stories across the UK.