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Iain Stirling

Acting Born Jan 27, 1988 Edinburgh, Scotland 49 credits
49
Total Credits
2025
64 Years Career Span
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Key Co-Stars

Biography

Iain Stirling is a Scottish comedian, writer, television presenter, and narrator born on 27 January 1988 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He began performing stand-up comedy while studying law at the University of Edinburgh. Stirling started his television career on CBBC and later co-wrote and hosted the panel show The Dog Ate My Homework. He has narrated ITV2's Love Island since June 2015 and took on narration duties for Love Island USA in 2022. Stirling has also hosted the game show CelebAbility, competed on Taskmaster, and appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox and Celebrity MasterChef. He has written and starred in a television project.

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Career

Career overview

Iain Stirling is a Scottish comedian, writer, and television presenter who has also pursued an acting career. He has appeared in a total of 46 acting credits. Stirling's acting credits include a variety of roles in television shows and other media, although specific details about these roles are not provided.

Stirling's acting career has involved a range of projects, including television shows and possibly other forms of media. He has worked in the entertainment industry for many years, and his acting credits reflect his experience and versatility as a performer. While specific details about his acting roles are not available, it is clear that Stirling has established himself as a talented and accomplished actor.

As a comedian, writer, and television presenter, Stirling has also made a significant impact on the entertainment industry. His work on shows such as The Dog Ate My Homework and Love Island has helped to establish him as a popular and well-known figure in British television.

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Career timeline

Iain Stirling's Roast The InternetLove Island: Decade of LoveLove Island: Decade of Love · Writer
Love Island: All StarsThe Traitors: UncloakedOut of OrderRomesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening
Love Island GamesMary Berry's Highland ChristmasLaugh Till It Hurts: In aid of The Felix Project
Fin vs the InternetIain Stirling Failing Upwards
The Weakest LinkBlankety BlankRhod Gilbert's Growing PainsBufferingBuffering · Creator
Michael McIntyre's The WheelChannel Hopping with Jon Richardson
The Kelly Clarkson ShowLove Island USAShopping with Keith LemonSelling Scotland
Celebrity CatchphraseThe Big Narstie ShowRoast Battle
Richard Osman's House of GamesThe Russell Howard HourThe Great British Bake Off: An Extra SliceCelebAbilityScotland's Big Night Out
Celebrity Advice Bureau
TaskmasterLove IslandLove Island · Additional WritingHacker's Birthday Bash: 30 Years of Children's BBC
Virtually FamousThe Dog Ate My Homework
Tipping Point: Lucky Stars
BBC Comedy Feeds
All Over the Place
Comedy Central at the Comedy Store
Horrible HistoriesHorrible Histories
Phineas and Ferb
Live at the Apollo
Celebrity Mastermind
The Late Late Show

Full Filmography

49 titles
  • Iain Stirling's Roast The Internet (2025) as Self
  • Love Island: Decade of Love (2025) as Self - Narrator
  • Love Island: Decade of Love (2025) Writer
  • Love Island: All Stars (2024) as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • The Traitors: Uncloaked (2024) as Self
  • Out of Order (2024) as Self - Guest
  • Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening (2024) as Self
  • Love Island Games (2023) as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • Mary Berry's Highland Christmas (2023) as Self
  • Laugh Till It Hurts: In aid of The Felix Project (2023)
  • Fin vs the Internet (2022) as Voice Only
  • Iain Stirling Failing Upwards (2022)
  • The Weakest Link (2021) as Self - Contestant
  • Blankety Blank (2021) as Self - Panellist
  • Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains (2021) as Guest
  • Buffering (2021) as Iain
  • Buffering (2021) Creator
  • Paul Sinha's TV Showdown (2021) as Self
  • Michael McIntyre's The Wheel (2020) as Self - Expert
  • Channel Hopping with Jon Richardson (2020) as Self
  • The Kelly Clarkson Show (2019) as Self
  • Love Island USA (2019) as Narrator (voice)
  • Shopping with Keith Lemon (2019)
  • Selling Scotland (2019) as Self
  • Celebrity Catchphrase (2018)
  • The Big Narstie Show (2018) as Self
  • Roast Battle (2018) as Self
  • Richard Osman's House of Games (2017) as Self - Contestant
  • The Russell Howard Hour (2017) as Self
  • The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice (2017) as Self
  • CelebAbility (2017) as Self
  • Scotland's Big Night Out (2017) as Self
  • Celebrity Advice Bureau (2016) as Self
  • Taskmaster (2015) as Self
  • Love Island (2015) as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • Love Island (2015) Additional Writing
  • Hacker's Birthday Bash: 30 Years of Children's BBC (2015) as Self
  • Virtually Famous (2014) as Self - Panelist
  • The Dog Ate My Homework (2014) as Self - Presenter
  • Tipping Point: Lucky Stars (2013) as Self - Contestant
  • BBC Comedy Feeds (2012) as Spunk
  • All Over the Place (2011) as Self - Host
  • Comedy Central at the Comedy Store (2010) as Self - Host
  • Horrible Histories (2009) as Additional Voices
  • Horrible Histories (2009) as Love Island Narrator
  • Phineas and Ferb (2007) as Dating Show Host (voice)
  • Live at the Apollo (2004) as Self - Presenter
  • Celebrity Mastermind (2003)
  • The Late Late Show (1962) as Self

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Iain Stirling best known for?

Iain Stirling is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Michael McIntyre's The Wheel (2020), The Kelly Clarkson Show (2019), Wash-'em-Clean (1954), Django Shoots First (1966).

When and where was Iain Stirling born?

Iain Stirling was born on January 27, 1988 in Edinburgh, Scotland.

How many credits does Iain Stirling have?

Iain Stirling has accumulated over 49 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1962 to 2025.

What is Iain Stirling's background in cinema and television?

Iain Stirling is a Scottish comedian, writer, television presenter, and narrator born on 27 January 1988 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He began performing stand-up comedy while studying law at the University of Edinburgh. Stirling started his television career on CBBC and later co-wrote and hosted the panel show The Dog Ate ...