Acting
Shaun Ryder
Acting · Born 1962-08-23 · Little Hulton, Salford, Lancashire, England, UK
Shaun William George Ryder is an English singer, songwriter and poet. As lead singer of Happy Mondays, he was a leading figure in the Madchester cultural scene during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Credits · 43
FilmKirsty MacColl at the BBC
2024 · Self (archive footage)
The 1970s: Those Were the Days
2024 · Self - Musician
Perfect Pub Walks
2024 · Himself
I'm a Celebrity... South Africa
2023 · Self - Contestant
FilmI Am Weekender
2023 · Self
FilmThe Hacienda - The Club That Shook Britain
2022 · Self
The Weakest Link
2021 · Self - Contestant
Never Mind the Buzzcocks
2021 · Self - Panellist
FilmThe United Way
2021 · Self
This Is My House
2021 · Self
Stand Up & Deliver
2021 · Self
Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains
2021 · Guest
Guessable
2020 · Self
Mandy
2020 · Self
Celebrity Gogglebox
2019 · Self
Shopping with Keith Lemon
2019
Joe Lycett's Got Your Back
2019 · Self
FilmBryan Ferry and Roxy Music: A Musical History
2018 · Self
FilmThe 90s the Most Shocking Celebrity Moments
2017 · Self (archive footage)
FilmRise of the Footsoldier 3
2017 · Mad Dog
FilmThe 90s: Ten Years That Changed the World
2015 · Self
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
2014 · Self
Shaun Ryder on UFOs
2013 · Host
Through the Keyhole
2013 · Self
The Last Leg
2013 · Self
Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side
2011 · Self
Celebrity Juice
2008 · Self
FilmFactory: Manchester from Joy Division to Happy Mondays
2007 · Himself
Would I Lie to You?
2007 · Self
FilmGorillaz: Demon Days Live in Harlem at Apollo Theater
2006 · Self
FilmGorillaz: Demon Days Live at the Manchester Opera House
2006 · Self - "Dare"
FilmGrand Theft Auto: San Andreas - The Introduction
2004 · Maccer (voice)
Blood on the Turntable
2004
Shameless
2004 · Shaun Ryder
FilmShaun Ryder: The Ecstacy and the Agony
2004 · self
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
2002 · Self
FilmPump Up the Volume
2001 · self
FilmThe Avengers
1998 · Donavan
TFI Friday
1996
Room 101
1994 · Self
FilmThe Ghosts of Oxford Street
1991 · Self
The Word
1990
Top of the Pops
1964 · Self - Host