About Raymond Mearns
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0:26On sale now! Link in the bio
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1:17Working security
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0:33FRINGE TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE!
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0:46Tickets in the link in the bio
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0:29See me live in Blackfriars, Saturday 19th
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0:31Stranraer, get your tickets now
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0:44I didn't know they did that in 1150!
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0:52Young people don't want to work!
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0:35Ticket link in the bio
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1:04The real Robinson Crusoe
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1:13This Saturday 7pm (UK time) I will be live!
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0:18Get your tickets from the link in the comments
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0:42See me live, link in the bio
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0:43Was that sore?
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0:31Ticket link in the bio
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57:27Raymond Mearns - Online & Unleashed - 27th June 2025 - Full Show
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1:13The cause of vaginal dryness
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0:54Glasgow shows selling fast! Tickets in my bio!
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1:54Andrew Carnegie
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0:38Grooming dugs
185 viewsFrequently asked questions
Who is Raymond Mearns?
Raymond Mearns (born 1967) is a Scottish actor and comedian from Glasgow's East End who is best known for his part in Scottish comedy sitcom Legit, in which he played Happy Boab.
How did Raymond Mearns make his acting debut?
Mearns made his acting debut alongside his brother Eddie when they played the blind twins Troy and Roy Pettifer in the 1998 short film Home, which won Best Short Film at the 1999 BAFTA Awards.
What films directed by Ken Loach has Raymond Mearns appeared in?
He has appeared in two films directed by Ken Loach - Ae Fond Kiss... and It's a Free World.... He also starred in Next Time Ned.
What happened to Raymond Mearns in August 2023?
On 4 August 2023, he suffered a mini stroke and was forced to cancel all his shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Frankie Boyle was one of several comedians to perform at a benefit show to support Mearns.
What award was Raymond Mearns nominated for in 2024?
In March 2024, Mearns returned to the stage for the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, where he was nominated for the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow award.
