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Archie Renaux

Archie Renaux

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Oct 7, 2026

Adam HemmingHOST
5:21
Yeah.
Adam HemmingHOST
5:21
It's Archie Renaux who is the actor who plays that character.
Adam HemmingHOST
5:25
Again, whose name, uh, it's Johnny.
Adam HemmingHOST
5:27
Yeah.
Justin HamiltonHOST
45:28
Right.
Steve MolkGUEST
45:29
Like, everything about him made him stand out, and that's up against this young upstart called Archie Renaux, who plays a character called, uh, Johnny Warren, who's trying to work his way into the English law scene after leaving New York for reasons that we, we learn in the series, and he's just full of himself.
Steve MolkGUEST
45:46
Like, he's ready to go and punch on and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Steve MolkGUEST
45:49
And you see him even in an interview, uh, having a conversation with, with Pip Torrens's, uh, St. John Smallwood, and it's like one of them is a caged rabbit sort of freaking out wanting to get out.
Tom SutcliffeHOST
36:20
[laughs]
Susannah ClappGUEST
36:20
And you thought, "Yeah, that rings true." I mean, I think it's also squandering of actually Archie Renaux, is it? The, um, who plays, uh-
Nick HiltonGUEST
36:28
A very key figure, yes
Susannah ClappGUEST
36:29
... an ambiguous character.
Neil SheppeckHOST
42:29
[laughs]
Adam HemmingHOST
42:30
This stars Dominic West, Archie Renaux, and Sienna Miller.
Adam HemmingHOST
42:34
I love these copywriters.
Adam HemmingHOST
42:36
This, this could change everything.
Boyd HiltonHOST
83:15
Pip Torrens plays Sinjon, who's his friend and the head, and the head of the legal team that's defending him in the, in the li- well, in, sorry, in the, that's acting for him in the divorce case.
Boyd HiltonHOST
83:25
Nina Sosanya, Archie Renaux, who plays the young guy you were talking about-
Steph SeelanHOST
83:28
Johnny.
Steph SeelanHOST
83:28
Oh my God

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