Personal details
- Birth Date: 2011-06-21
- Height: 5′ 2¼″ (1.58 m)
- Birth Location: London, England
- Professions: Actor
Freddie Spry’s one of those names you might not clock right away, but if you’re into British cinema (or just have a knack for recognizing young talent), he’s probably popped up on your radar. The guy played Prince Harry in ‘Spencer’ (2021), yeah, the Princess Diana movie with Kristen Stewart—she snagged an Oscar nod for that, so you know it’s not some forgettable flick. Pablo Larraín directed it, which is wild, because the film’s got that moody, chilly vibe he’s known for. But Freddie? He holds his own, even surrounded by all that heavyweight talent. He’s not just a one-movie wonder either. In 2024, he lent his voice to Teddy Forrest in the Netflix animation ‘That Christmas’. Script by Richard Curtis and directed by Simon Otto—kind of a big deal, honestly. That’s the sort of project actors dream about, and this kid’s already ticking it off his list. Theatre’s in his blood too. Freddie’s taken the stage at the Edinburgh Fringe, which, if you know theatre, is the holy grail for up-and-coming talent. He played Puck in a cheeky ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ adaptation in 2023, then followed it up as Jack in ‘Lord of the Flies’ in 2024. That last one? Bagged a five-star review. Not too shabby. Oh, and get this—his first TV gig was when he was just six, building stuff on ‘Lego Masters UK’ back in 2018. Kid’s been at it since he could barely reach the craft table. Safe to say, Freddie Spry’s not just passing through. He’s just getting started.
movies triviannSo, Freddie’s the kid from that 2020 Quorn ad – you know, the one with the catchy “Take a Step in the Right Direction” tagline. He’s the main focus, kind of this cheeky, energetic boy that you can’t help but root for. The funny bit? The little girl in the commercial who plays his sister isn’t just some random actor they found; she’s actually his real-life sister. Makes sense why they’ve got that genuine sibling vibe going on, all the little looks and teasing—totally not faked. People always wonder if those family moments in ads are staged, but nope, not this time. It’s a real brother-sister duo, which is probably why they nailed that authentic family chaos. Honestly, if you’ve seen the advert, you probably remember their chemistry more than the product itself. The casting director definitely scored with this one—sometimes reality just works way better than fiction.
June 21, 2011
5′ 2¼″ (1.58 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
London, England
14 years old