Ray Fearon

Ray Fearon (also credited as Raymond Fearon and known in Korean as 레이 피어런) is a London-born British screen and stage actor recognized for moving easily between television, film, and theatre. Born on June 1, 1967, Fearon has built a career defined by versatility—equally at home in contemporary dramas, period work, and character-driven ensemble pieces.

On screen, he has taken on a range of memorable roles, from the romantic lead Jimi in Lulu and Jimi to Duquet in the thriller The Protégé, and Special Agent Gerald Nussbaum in Memory. He also appears as “Dan at the FBI” in Barbie, showing a knack for sharp, scene-stealing supporting turns, while films like Coffee Wars highlight his grounded, human-scale performances.

Fearon’s theatre roots remain central to his profile, with credits including Julius Caesar as Mark Anthony and The Clandestine Marriage as Brush. Alongside these, he is known to audiences through popular TV and franchise work, with appearances connected to titles such as Harry Potter, Fleabag, and Red Dwarf.