Laszlo Cravensworth, a man from England, possesses an impressive array of talents in the arts and culture. Throughout his life, he has explored various creative pursuits, including music, artistry, and even delving into the world of pornography. Not one to shy away from making a statement, Laszlo is known for his impeccable fashion sense and has been seen donning a hat made from cursed witch skin. Additionally, he is happily married to Nadja (Natasia Demetriou) of Antipaxos. The actor Matt Berry plays the role in What We Do In The Shadows. Learn more interesting facts about this talented actor below!
Meet Matt Berry, Who Plays Laszlo In What We Do In The Shadows
Matthew Charles Berry is a highly versatile English actor who dabbles in comedy, music, and writing. Born on 2 May 1974 in Bromham, Bedfordshire, Berry is the son of nurse Pauline and taxi driver Charles Berry. He pursued higher education at Nottingham Trent University and graduated with a BA in contemporary arts in 1999.
Personal Life
While there hasn’t been any official acknowledgment or public declaration regarding his marital status, it appears that Berry is currently single. However, he has been spotted occasionally accompanying EastEnders actress Charlie Brooks for enjoyable outings in 2016.
In another intriguing incident on May 14, 2021. Morgana Robinson shared a picture of her resting in the embrace of an unidentified man whose face was deliberately obscured. Many fans speculated that this mysterious figure could be none other than Berry himself due to their resemblance regarding their facial hair style. These speculations proved accurate as Berry later posted an image holding the same album cover while wearing identical attire that day.
Career, Movies, TV Shows
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Berry’s career boasts an impressive repertoire, with his notable roles spanning various comedy series such as The IT Crowd (as Douglas Reynholm), Garth Marenghis Darkplace, The Mighty Boosh, Snuff Box (as Matt), What We Do in the Shadows (as Laszlo Cravensworth), and Toast of London. He even co-created the last-mentioned show. Matt Berry began his professional television career in 2004 with the comedy series Dark Place, which propelled him to fame and earned him numerous accolades.
In 2006, he appeared in the film Man To Man with Dean Learner. The next year, he graced our screens again with his role in The IT Crowd, a comedic television show that garnered him a nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Role. Continuing to showcase his talent. Berry appeared in the film Five Daughters in 2010 and has since made appearances in various other films such as Year of the Rabbit, Archer, and The Watch.
In April 2020, BBC Two commissioned Berry for a mockumentary series called Squeamish Abou. This unique series features four quarter-hour specials co-written by Berry and Arthur Mathews and stars Berry as Michael Squeamish. Utilizing a combination of archive footage and voiceover narration. The show offers viewers a surreal perspective on its subject matter.
In 2021, following the cancellation of the second series of Year of the Rabbit, Berry was approached by the BBC to create a new series titled “Steven Toast in America.” This six-part television program for BBC One bears the title Toast of Tinseltown and was co-written by Berry and Arthur Mathews.
Voiceover And Music
Aside from his acting career. Berry is also well known for his work as a voiceover artist. He has lent his distinctive voice to numerous television and radio commercials, including campaigns for Volvic and Absolute Radio. Additionally, he has provided voiceover work for anti-satire war films. Not limited to acting and voiceover work alone.
Matt Berry is also an accomplished singer with an impressive nine recorded music albums under his belt. His beautiful and mesmerizing voice has been showcased through compositions created for dramas and movies. In addition to these talents, he appeared in various MVs throughout his career, including Super Furry Animals’ “Run Away” directed by Richard Ayoade in 2007, Pugwashs “What Are You Like” in 2017, and Three Trapped Tigers’ “Reset” in 2011.
