PatrickWarner

Patrick Warner is a British actor and voice artist born and raised in Surrey, whose work spans the full range of the industry — from lead roles in landmark West End productions to major television dramas for Apple TV+, Netflix, and the BBC.

He read Theology at Cambridge before training at LAMDA, following the well-worn path of the educated Englishman who can't quite bring himself to do something useful.

On screen, Patrick portrayed Peter Cook in Netflix's The Crown, appeared as an RAF Officer in the Steven Spielberg & Tom Hanks Apple TV+ epic Masters of the Air, and can be seen in Warner Bros' The Conjuring: Last Rites. Earlier credits include Harlots, Closed Circuit and Murder on the Victorian Railway.

In the theatre, Patrick has played the title role of Jeeves in Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense, Peter Sellers in Ian Hislop & Nick Newman's Spike, Stanley Stubbers in the original National Theatre production of One Man, Two Guvnors, and starred in multiple runs of The Play That Goes Wrong — in the West End and on international tour — as well as in Peter Pan Goes Wrong with Mischief Theatre. His Royal Court credits include Posh and Fear and Misery.

As a voice artist, Patrick's deep, authoritative and versatile voice is in demand across advertising, promos, audiobooks, animation and video games — with a broad range from Final Fantasy to Formula 1, Mizuno to Nerds, and memoir to science fiction.