Jorden Myrie

Jorden Myrie is an English screen actor known for sharp, contemporary performances across film and prestige television. Born in Bolton, Lancashire and raised in Derby in the East Midlands, he has quickly built a resume that spans gritty drama, dark comedy, and glossy period romance.

In 2024, Myrie appeared in Netflix’s global hit Bridgerton as Lord Stanton, a well-placed gentleman of the ton and trusted friend to Colin Bridgerton. The same year, he joined BBC One’s acclaimed crime drama Sherwood for its second series, playing Marcus Clarke and adding further weight to his growing slate of high-profile roles.

He broke out in the Netflix thriller The Strays (2023), portraying Carl, one of two strangers who destabilize a seemingly perfect suburban life. Earlier, he featured in BBC Three’s award-winning limited series Mood (2022) as Kobi, part of a story exploring ambition, social media, and exploitation, and also appeared throughout Channel 4’s prison drama Screw as officer Raheem Bennett.

With credits that now include Vought Rising, Jorden Myrie continues to emerge as a versatile talent to watch.