Where to watch Charles Lawson in the UK
Find every Charles Lawson film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 7 May 2026.
Born 17th September, 1959 in Enniskillen as Quintin Charles Devenish Lawson, Charles Lawson is a Northern Irish actor best known for playing Jim McDonald in Coronation Street on and off since 1989. He has also worked with iconic British filmmakers like Alan Clarke in 1988 and Mike Leigh in Four Days in July in 1985.
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- The Bill (1984) Cast
- Screen Two (1985) as Trigg
- Dalziel & Pascoe (1996) Cast
- GMTV (1993) as Self
- Bread (1986) as Yizzel
- Harry's Game (1982) as Seamus Duffryn
- The Firm (1989) as Trigg
- Up Line (1987) as Tommy Burns
- Wilt (1989) as Cranham
- Puckoon (2002) as Nigel Ferguson
- Four Days in July (1984) as Billy
- Ascendancy (1983) as Boy
- Titanic: Birth of a Legend (2005) as Alexander Carlisle
- Funboys (2023) as Marty
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Charles Lawson's films and TV shows are available across UK streaming services. Click any title in the filmography below to see exactly which UK service has it — Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, NOW, Sky, MUBI and more — updated daily.
What are Charles Lawson's most popular films?
Most-watched Charles Lawson films currently: The Firm (1989), Up Line (1987), Wilt (1989), Puckoon (2002), Four Days in July (1984).
What TV shows has Charles Lawson appeared in?
Selected TV credits: The Bill (1984), Screen Two (1985), Dalziel & Pascoe (1996), GMTV (1993), Bread (1986).
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