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Rhys Darby
Darby in 2024
Born
Rhys Montague Darby

(1974-03-21) 21 March 1974 (age 50)
Auckland, New Zealand
Occupations
Years active1996–present
SpouseRosie Carnahan (m. 2004)
Children2
Websiterhysdarby.com

Rhys Montague Darby (born 21 March 1974)[1][2] is a New Zealand actor and comedian, known for his energetic physical comedy routines, telling stories accompanied with mime, and sound effects[3] of things such as machinery and animals.[4] He was nominated for the Billy T Award in 2001 and 2002[5] and won the 2012 Fred (Dagg) Award for best NZ show at the New Zealand International Comedy Festival.[6]

Darby is best known for playing Murray Hewitt, the band manager of Flight of the Conchords in the television series, a role he originally played in the BBC radio series under the name Brian Nesbit.[7] He has appeared in films such as Yes Man (2008), The Boat That Rocked (2009), Love Birds (2011), What We Do in the Shadows (2014), Trolls (2016), Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017), Guns Akimbo (2019), Relax, I'm from the Future (2022), Uproar (2023) and Next Goal Wins (2023). From March 2022 to October 2023, he starred as Stede Bonnet alongside Taika Waititi in the HBO Max period romantic comedy series Our Flag Means Death.[8]

Early life

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Darby was born in Auckland and was brought up in the suburb of Pakuranga. He attended Edgewater College.[9] A former soldier, he left the New Zealand Army in 1994 and began studies at the University of Canterbury.[10] In 1996 he formed a comedy duo, Rhysently Granted, with Grant Lobban.[11] After winning an open mic contest at Southern Blues Bar in Christchurch, the duo began performing at local venues.[12]

Career

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Rhys Darby at Gramercy, 2007

Rhysently Granted performed at two international comedy festivals which led to Darby moving back to Auckland to seek more solo stand-up experience.[13] After performing his first solo show at the 2002 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Darby moved to the UK to pursue his career further.[5]

In 2004 he appeared in the Flight of the Conchords BBC radio series as the band's manager Brian Nesbit alongside comedy stars such as Rob Brydon, Andy Parsons and Jimmy Carr.[7] Darby's character was renamed to Murray Hewitt, the band's manager, for the Flight of the Conchords TV show. He provided vocals for the track "Leggy Blonde" on their self-titled first album and also in the second series of the show on the track "Rejected" during the episode "A Good Opportunity" alongside tenor Andrew Drost.[14]

Darby played the role of Norman, the boss of Jim Carrey's character in Yes Man.[15] In July 2008 he appeared in a Nike advertisement featuring Roger Federer; he played an impostor posing as Federer's coach.[16][17][dead link‍]

He appeared on a British children's television programme The Slammer during its first series. He also appeared in several advertisements for New Zealand mobile phone company 2degrees. He appeared on Soccer AM on 18 October 2008 and on Never Mind The Buzzcocks on 23 October.

Rhys Darby's hair colour is self-described as Electric Copper in the episode of Flight of the Conchords entitled Murray Takes It to the Next Level. He refers to this in his stand-up show It's Rhys Darby Night which he performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 6–15 August 2009,[18] The Bloomsbury Theatre in London from 27 July – 1 August and toured around New Zealand with in October and November that year.

Darby played the role of Angus in the Richard Curtis film The Boat That Rocked[19] released in the UK on 1 April 2009. This film was released in some countries in November 2009 under the name Pirate Radio.[20]

In 2009, while home in New Zealand, he began filming TV ads for NZ's new mobile network 2degrees and appearing in NZ shows Rocked the Nation 2, Jaquie Brown Diaries and Intrepid Journeys. He has also branched out into producing live comedy with his wife and their company Awesomeness International. At the NZ International Comedy Festival they produced shows for local comedians. Darby became a climate ambassador for Greenpeace in its Sign On climate campaign[21] and published a poem and video in support of the campaign.[22]

In 2009 Darby became a part of the New Zealand TV ONE series Intrepid Journeys, Season 5, touring Rwanda. On 10 August 2010, Entertainment Weekly claimed that Darby was in consideration for a role in the television series The Office after Steve Carell left at the end of the 2011 season; however, this did not materialise.[23]

In May 2011, he also filmed a pilot for a Channel 4 sitcom in the UK, The Fun Police.[24] The pilot was broadcast on 16 September. In 2011, Darby and family moved to the US for Darby to take a role in the CBS sitcom How to Be a Gentleman.[25] Darby's second DVD It's Rhys Darby Night! was released in NZ on 12 December 2011.[20]

He wrote a self-described "autobiographical space novel" entitled This Way to Spaceship, which was released on 12 April 2012. On 20 May 2012, Darby was awarded the Fred Award by the New Zealand International Comedy Festival for his show of the same name as his book.[6]

In 2013, he was responsible for flying 'Cornish rappers' Hedluv + Passman to New Zealand for the New Zealand International Comedy Festival.[26] This was followed by an appearance on Seven Sharp, where he introduced 'his rappers'[26] to the New Zealand public.[27]

Since 2013, Darby has co-hosted the cryptozoology-focused podcast The Cryptid Factor with Dan Schreiber and David Farrier.[28]

Darby climbed to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in July 2013 as part of a World Vision team of celebrities that included Olympian Mahé Drysdale and musician Boh Runga. On 8 November 2013, Darby made an appearance and performed some standup comedy in his capacity as second guest on the Late Show with David Letterman. He portrayed Anton in the 2014 release comedy horror film What We Do in the Shadows.[29]

In February 2016, he played Guy Mann in the third episode ("Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster") of season 10 of The X-Files. Darby, a long-time fan of the show, was thrilled by his experience on set. He saw this as an opportunity that only comes around every so often and said he'd return to the set the first chance he received.[30]

In 2018, Darby participated in a video together with Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern as part of a tourism campaign for the country in which they discussed why New Zealand was being excluded from world maps so frequently.[31] Darby appeared on the panel show Patriot Brains in 2021.

From 2022 to 2023, he starred in the HBO Max show Our Flag Means Death as pirate captain Stede Bonnet. The series received critical acclaim for its LGBTQ representation,[32] in part due to the romantic relationship between Bonnet and Blackbeard, played by co-star Taika Waititi.[33] Critics also praised Darby’s performance, calling it his “career-best” work.[34] Darby referred to Our Flag Means Death as “the best thing I’ve ever done”[35] and called the role of Stede the “most challenging” and “complex” role of his career.[36] His performance earned several award nominations, including Peabody,[37] Hollywood Critics Association[38] and Astra Award[39] nods.

Darby was selected by the Television Academy to host the 51st International Emmy Awards in November 2023.[40] He was then invited to present at the 75th Creative Arts Emmy Awards in January 2024.[41] In February 2024, he presented at the Art Directors Guild Awards.[42]

In June 2024, Darby starred as the Interim Deputy Director of “Turalism” in a promotional video for the launch of the fifth expansion for "Final Fantasy XIV", Dawntrail, taking the form of a tourism advertisement for the expansion's central setting, the continent of Tural.[43]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2008 Yes Man Norman "Norm" Stokes
2009 The Boat That Rocked Angus Nutsford Titled Pirate Radio in North America
Diagnosis: Death Specialist
Peacock Season Galtrex Guy
2011 Coming & Going Lee Leonetti
Love Birds Doug
Arthur Christmas Lead Elf Voice
2014 What We Do in the Shadows Anton
2016 Hunt for the Wilderpeople Psycho Sam
Trolls Bibbly Voice[44]
2017 Killing Hasselhoff Fish
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Nigel Billingsley
2019 Guns Akimbo Glenjamin
Mosley Deaver Voice[44]
Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans The Master of Games Voice[45][44]
Jumanji: The Next Level Nigel Billingsley
2020 100% Wolf Foxwell Cripp Voice[44]
2022 Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie Hypno-Potamus Voice[46][44]
Relax, I'm from the Future Casper
2023 Next Goal Wins Rhys Marlin
Uproar Madigan
2024 That Christmas Mr. McNutt

Television

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Years Title Role Notes
2005 Who's Ya Mate? Multiple Television film
2007–2009 Flight of the Conchords Murray Hewitt 22 episodes
2009 The Jaquie Brown Diaries Terence Ben'et 1 episode
Comedy Showcase: The Amazing Dermot Dermot Flint
2010 Radiradirah Gavin Hoode, First Officer Rangi 3 episodes
2011 How to Be a Gentleman Mike 9 episodes
Comedy Showcase: The Fun Police Leslie
2012 Missing Christmas Dennis Gob Television film[44]
Jake and the Never Land Pirates Percy
Life Stinks Connor Miniseries
The Skinner Boys: Live at Mingara NSW Professor Tinkerpuff Television stage show
2013 How I Met Your Mother Hamish 1 episode
Watsky's Releasing an Album Flynn 3 episodes
The Aquabats! Super Show! The Shark Fighter
Tiny Commando Tony Turk Voice, 2 episodes
Keep Calm and Karey On Television film
2014 Legit Trevor 1 episode
Short Poppies Various characters
Modern Family Fergus Anderson 1 episode
Comedy Bang! Bang! Uncle Deckard
Hot in Cleveland Jack 3 episodes
The Millers Martin Episode: "CON-Troversy"
It's a Date Craig 1 episode
2015–2016 Thunderbirds Are Go Langstrom Fischler Voice, 3 episodes[47][44]
2015 Life in Pieces Teddy 2 episodes
2016 The X-Files Guy Mann Episode: "Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster"
The Barefoot Bandits Dennis Gobb, Billy Bob Gobb Voice[44]
2016–2019 Mike Tyson Mysteries Terry Voice, 2 episodes[44]
2016–2018 Wrecked Steve Regular
Voltron: Legendary Defender Coran Voice, 27 episodes[44]
2017 A Series of Unfortunate Events Charles 2 episodes
Fresh Off the Boat Tony Wonder Episode: "Living While Eddie"
Dr. Ken Charles Evans Episode: "Ken and the CEO"
The Lion Guard Mwenzi Voice, episode: "Ono the Tickbird"[44]
Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ Stevahn Rabren Episode: "Dean's Legacy"
Milo Murphy's Law King Pistashion Voice, episode: "Missing Milo"
We Bare Bears Kyle Voice, episode: "Kyle"
The Jim Jefferies Show Jacko Episode: "America’s Opioid Epidemic"
Welcome to the Wayne Isthotep Voice, episode: "Flutch"[44]
2017–2023 Bob's Burgers Duncan / Quincy Cox Voice, 3 episodes[44]
2018 Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Hypno-Potamus / Mezmer-Ron Voice, recurring role[44]
Skylanders Academy Crash Bandicoot Voice, 2 episodes (Season 3)
The Simpsons Tag Tuckerbag Voice, episode: "Heartbreak Hotel"[48]
The Venture Bros H.E.L.P.eR. Model Two Voice, episode: "The Inamorata Consequence"[44]
2018–2019 Star vs. the Forces of Evil Eddie Voice, 5 episodes[44]
2019–2020 Infinity Train Randall Voice, 4 episodes[44]
2019–2020 Carmen Sandiego Neal the Eel Voice, 2 episodes[44]
2020 Big City Greens Life Guard Voice, episode: "Shark Objects"
Moominvalley Mysterious Fisherman Voice, 3 episodes
The Big Fib C.L.I.V.E. 30 episodes
The Boss Baby: Back in Business Happy Sedengry Voice, 3 episodes
Wild Life Sam Voice, 1 episode
2021 Wellington Paranormal Anton-Park Ranger Episode: "Te Maero"
The Great North Denny the Snowflake Voice, episode: "Game of Snownes"
Sweet Tooth Hazmat #2 Episode: "Big Man"
2022 Pacific Rim: The Black Bunyip Man Voice, episode: "The Never Never"
Home Economics Monroe Davies Episode: "Book Deal, Terms Negotiable"
Action Pack Mr. Villainman 2 episodes[44]
2022–2023 Our Flag Means Death Stede Bonnet Main Role, 18 episodes
2023 SpongeBob SquarePants Krabby Patty Voice, episode: "My Friend Patty"
Kiff Trollie Voice, 2 episodes[44]
Curses! Stanley Main role
2024 Night Court Alistair Tully, The Duke of Greybog season 2 episode 12 "The Duke's a Hazard"
2024 The Hungry Games: Alaska Big Bear Challenge Narrator Voice, 3 episodes
2025 Star Trek: Strange New Worlds[49] TBA Guest

Television appearances as himself

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Year Title
2001–2002 Billy T Award
2005 Mighty Truck of Stuff
2006 The Slammer
2007–2008 Sounds Like a Laugh
2008 Yo Gabba Gabba!
2008 The Comedy Store Live
2009 Rocked the Nation 2: 100 NZ Pop Culture Moments
2009 Spicks and Specks
2009 Thank God You're Here
2009 ROVE
2009 Intrepid Journeys
2009–2012 7 Days
2010 The Qantas TV and Film Awards
2011 A Quiet Word With ...
2011 The Rob Brydon Show
2012 Mad Mad World
2012 Sunday Brunch
2012 The Comedy Marathon Spectacular
2012 QI
2013–2017 @midnight
2013 Late Show with David Letterman
2014 No, You Shut Up!
2016 The Café
2016–2017 Whose Line is it Anyway? Australia
2018 Drunk History Australia
2020 Rhys Darby: Big in Japan
2021 The Masked Singer NZ
2021 Patriot Brains
2022 Late Night with Seth Meyers
2022 Celebrity Family Feud
2024 After Midnight
2024 Expedition X

Comedy specials

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  • Imagine That! (2008)
  • It's Rhys Darby Night! (2011)
  • This Way to Spaceship (2012)
  • I'm a Fighter Jet (2017)
  • Mystic Time Bird (2021)

Video games

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Year Title Voice role
2017 Voltron VR Chronicles Coran
2018 Dr. Grordbort's Invaders Gimble
2019 Jumanji: The Video Game Nigel Billingsley[44]
2020 Half-Life: Alyx Russell[50][44]
2020 Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 3 Battle Pass voiceover
2021 Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Last Call IG-88, Deek
2023 Jumanji: Wild Adventures Nigel Billingsley[44]

Accolades

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Year Award Category Nominated Work Result Ref.
2001 Billy T Award Kiwi Comedian with "Outstanding Potential" Himself Nominated [5]
2002 Nominated
2008 Online Film & Television Association Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Flight of The Conchords Nominated [51]
International Online Cinema Awards (INOCA) Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Flight of the Conchords Won [52]
2012 Fred Award Best New Zealand Show This Way to Spaceship Won [6]
2022
Gold Derby TV Awards Best Comedy Actor Our Flag Means Death Nominated [53]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival Jury Prize Best Lead Performance Relax, I'm from the Future Nominated [54]
Tell-Tale TV Awards Favorite Performer in a Cable or Streaming Comedy Series Our Flag Means Death Won [55]
Hollywood Critics Association Television Awards Best Actor in a Streaming Series, Comedy Our Flag Means Death Nominated [56]
2023 Peabody Awards Entertainment Our Flag Means Death Nominated [57]
2024
Tell-Tale TV Awards Favorite Performer in a Cable or Streaming Comedy Series Our Flag Means Death Won [58]
Gold Derby TV Awards Best Comedy Actor Our Flag Means Death Nominated [59]
Astra Awards Best Actor in a Streaming Comedy Series Our Flag Means Death Nominated [60]

Personal Life

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Darby is the youngest of five children and was raised by a single mother. He had a close relationship with his sister Linda, who helped raise him after his father left.[61]

He met his future wife and manager, Rosie Carnahan, while performing stand-up comedy at her café in Christchurch. The couple married in 2004 and have two sons together named Finn and Theo.[62] As of July 2014, Darby and his family reside in Los Angeles, California.[63] [64]

Darby has described himself as being on the spectrum and having ADHD.[65]

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