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James Buckley is known for his portrayal of crude schoolboy Jay Cartwright in The Inbetweeners. Fast-forward 15 years and the actor, who has since appeared in shows including White Gold and Doctor Who, is on-screen without a character to hide behind as he goes head-to-head against four others in Celebrity MasterChef. “I’ve got to do something, haven’t I?” laughs James, 35, when asked why he signed up.

The Inbetweeners will forever be a classic thanks to its depiction of the awkward teenage years and endlessly quotable one-liners that left E4 viewers in stitches.The series first began in 2008 before ending two years later. However, fans were thrilled when creators announced two spin off films released in 2011 and 2014.

The Inbetweeners star James Buckley has been named as Cameo's first millionaire.The fan engagement platform is used by celebrities and content creators for making personalised videos for their fans, in exchange for a fee.James, 35, who is the site's highest earner, shot to fame in The Inbetweeners, where he played character Jay Cartwright.READ MORE: Inbetweeners' James Buckley close to raking in £1m by selling personal videos to fansHe also starred in Rock & Chips, White Gold and did a stint on Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up 2 Cancer.Alongside filming, James is known for his YouTube page Completed It Mate, which includes the channel, At Home With The Buckleys.Martin Blencowe, the co-founder of Cameo, has revealed the reason behind James's popularity on the site, citing his dedication to making videos.He said: "James was incredibly popular from the start, but he’s stayed committed to his fans, always keeping an accessible price (even during his busiest periods) and giving his all to make each Cameo special.

Inbetweeners cast members have had varied careers since the show – from switching to online streaming to going down the reality TV route and becoming television pin-ups.The classic E4 series ran from 2008 to 2010 and proved so popular that it spawned two films in 2011 and 2014.In keeping with the hilarious programme, the first film follows the misadventures of four school friends – Will McKenzie (Simon Bird), Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley) and Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) – as they embark on their first "lads' holiday".READ MORE: Inbetweeners cast on series - refusing reboot, offensive humour and escaping charactersThe sequel was set in Australia, with the lads getting up to no good as usual.With it being 11 years since the first movie, Daily Star takes a look at what The Inbetweeners cast got up to next.It was very fortunate that Simon's romance with Carli D'Amato didn't actually work out, otherwise, he might not have joined the lads' on holiday in a bid to chase after her.The unlucky chap always seemed to be on the wrong side of fortune.In the film, after giving up on Carli, he realised Lucy – played by Tamla Kari – was the girl for him and attempted to swim across the sea to be with her.But it ended in catastrophe and he was airlifted out of the water after almost drowning - all while the entire boat party watched from the fun and booze-fuelled yacht. Joe Thomas went on to play a very similar character in Fresh Meat which aired on Channel 4.He went on to have quite a successful movie career including Scottish Mussel, The Dark Universe and the Straw Donkey.

Conor McGregor's "proper bad hair do" as he reviewed the Irishman's most famous barnets.'The Baddy' has repeatedly been compared to McGregor after becoming a Cage Warriors world champion and making his UFC debut with a similar sense of bravado. He has now reacted to some of McGregor's famous haircuts from throughout his mixed martial arts career, including the unique hairstyle he sported back at UFC 178.McGregor sported a braided top knot with shaved sides as he beat Dustin Poirier via a first round technical knockout in Las Vegas in September 2014.Appearing in a video for Slick Gorilla, Pimblett jokingly reacted to the haircut by saying: “Ah lad, that’s a proper bad hair do you know.

James Buckley has earned around £80,000 recording personalised messages for fans.The 33-year-old actor played the hilarious schoolboy Jay Cartwright in hit TV show The Inbetweeners, and viewers clearly can't get enough.In particular, fans like him to film his memorable "bus w***er" line from the E4 series - which followed four students as they navigated teenage life.Cameo allows fans to fill out a form with their requests for a minute-long clip from their chosen celebrity.Big names like Snoop Dogg and Mike Tyson also flog their services on the greetings site Cameo.But James, who charges £41.50, has received 1,868 five-star reviews - more than any other global celeb.James wrote on Cameo: "Maybe you want me to propose to your significant

The Inbetweeners has been deleted from video site YouTube.This has prompted speculation from fans that it is the latest TV show to be axed over content deemed to be offensive or inappropriate.The comedy, which airs on E4, is a coming of age programme which follows the lives of four troubled teenagers and their antics in their final years of school.It stars Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison as the main characters Will McKenzie, Simon Cooper, Jay Cartwright and Neil Sutherland respectively.The TV show - which has also branched out into two movies - is known for its below the belt crude humour with stories relating to sex, women, homosexuality, disability and animal cruelty.The YouTube channel had more than 200,000