Nick Lavelle
- Actor
- Producer
- Casting Department
Nick Lavelle is a British actor working across film and television in the United States & United Kingdom.
He stars in the upcoming feature The Nice Ones (2026), portraying Jay - an unpredictable and off-beat antagonist in the psychological sci-fi thriller.
Nick won Best Supporting Actor for Elixir, which screened at LA Live in Los Angeles as part of the 168 Film Festival.
He is also known for the theatrically released British crime drama Who Needs Enemies, in which he played Olav, a crime syndicate ringleader, opposite Ian Pirie (Gangs of New York) and Michael McKell (Essex Boys). Audiences can also see him in the lead role of Joe Padilla in Netflix’s Deep Undercover.
Nick began his career performing at renowned theaters in England and Ireland, including The London Palladium and The Belfast Opera House. After appearing in numerous national commercials, he transitioned into screen work with a role in the award-winning film Cherish, alongside Joseph Marcell (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air). He has since built a career spanning film and television on both sides of the Atlantic.
He stars in the upcoming feature The Nice Ones (2026), portraying Jay - an unpredictable and off-beat antagonist in the psychological sci-fi thriller.
Nick won Best Supporting Actor for Elixir, which screened at LA Live in Los Angeles as part of the 168 Film Festival.
He is also known for the theatrically released British crime drama Who Needs Enemies, in which he played Olav, a crime syndicate ringleader, opposite Ian Pirie (Gangs of New York) and Michael McKell (Essex Boys). Audiences can also see him in the lead role of Joe Padilla in Netflix’s Deep Undercover.
Nick began his career performing at renowned theaters in England and Ireland, including The London Palladium and The Belfast Opera House. After appearing in numerous national commercials, he transitioned into screen work with a role in the award-winning film Cherish, alongside Joseph Marcell (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air). He has since built a career spanning film and television on both sides of the Atlantic.
