Robert Aramayo, a Hull-born actor, recently captured the spotlight by winning the prestigious Best Actor award at the BAFTA Awards for his performance in 'I Swear', in which he portrays a real-life Tourette's campaigner, John Davidson. This award marks a significant achievement for Aramayo, as he triumphed over established stars like Timothee Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio. 'I Swear' is a poignant portrayal of Davidson's struggles growing up with Tourette's syndrome in 1980s Scotland, reflecting important social issues through a deeply personal narrative.

Before his BAFTA accolade, Aramayo starred in a lesser-known yet critically acclaimed Netflix series titled 'Behind Her Eyes', released in 2021. This six-part thriller unfolds the chaotic life of single mother Louise, who gets involved in a tumultuous affair with her boss, David. The narrative takes a thrilling turn when Louise encounters David’s seemingly mysterious wife, Adele, leading to unexpected developments that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The series is particularly noted for its shocking twist ending, which has been a topic of discussion among fans and critics alike, highlighting Aramayo's versatile acting skills and the dynamic range of the series.

'Behind Her Eyes' has garnered a loyal fanbase through its suspenseful storytelling and unexpected plot developments, differentiating it from more conventional drama shows. Aramayo's involvement in this project showcases his ability to tackle diverse roles, laying the groundwork for his successful portrayal in 'I Swear'. As his career continues to flourish, both series demonstrate his potential and talent in engaging audiences through compelling performances.