Personal details
- Birth Date: 1980-10-25
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Birth Location: Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, UK
- Professions: Actor, Writer, Composer
Ed Weeks, yeah, that guy—born in Banbury, Oxfordshire, way back in October ‘80. He’s definitely been around the block when it comes to British comedy and TV, but honestly, he’s got this whole “charming, slightly awkward leading man” thing down to an art. Folks probably know him best from “The Mindy Project,” where he played Jeremy, that posh, loveable goofball with questionable life choices (we’ve all been there). But his credits go deeper than just that—he popped up in “Man Stroke Woman” ages ago, one of those sketch shows that’s weirdly addictive if you’re into dry British humor and people making fun of themselves. Not everyone’s cup of tea, but, hey, it’s got its moments. Fast forward, and he’s still doing his thing—now there’s “Drop” slated for 2025. No spoilers here, but it’s got that undercurrent of smart writing you’d expect from someone who’s actually funny in real life, not just on paper. Off screen, he’s got a life too. Tied the knot with Alma Goodman in September 2023. Not much out there about their private life, but you get the sense he’s more than just a punchline machine. Ed’s one of those actors who doesn’t scream “Hollywood” but sneaks up on you with sharp wit and a bit of British cheek. Can’t help but root for the guy—he seems like he’d be a riot at the pub, honestly.
Weeks spent at Cambridge University? Oh, that's a recipe for disaster and brilliance, all rolled into one. Imagine a group of students, each one a ticking time bomb of ambition, secrets, and weird little obsessions (let’s be real, Cambridge brings out the oddball in anyone). The story mostly unfolds around these intense academic rivalries and late-night plotting sessions—some in the library, others in smoky pubs where everyone’s pretending they’re not on the brink of a breakdown. One guy’s trying to crack some impossible code, another’s literally sleeping through lectures, and then there’s the mysterious tutor who seems to know everyone’s business before they do. Friendships get tested, hearts get broken, and there’s always the looming threat of failing out. But hey, sometimes surviving Cambridge is less about acing exams, and more about figuring out who’s actually got your back when the chips are down. Trust? Optional. Caffeine? Mandatory.
October 25, 1980
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, UK
44 years old