Stephen Graham has been earning widespread praise for co-creating and starring in Netflix smash hit Adolescence – a brutal story about the fallout of a young boy killing his schoolmate.

As both co-writer and starring as the father of the troubled Jamie, Graham has cemented himself as one of the UK’s biggest stars right now, adding the role to an already impressive CV.

Don’t believe us? Well, Sky customers can check out a massive chunk of his most impressive works right now – including Adolescence if you haven’t yet, with you able to get access to Netflix for free as well.

Find out how you can do that, or how to link your already existing account and save yourself money, here.

Once you’ve done that, here’s everywhere you can find him on Sky.

Available now on Sky Atlantic

A gritty crime drama set in the Prohibition era of the 1920s and 30s, Boardwalk Empire follows Enoch ‘Nucky’ Thompson, a growing political figure in Atlantic City, New Jersey, who plays both sides of the law in his quest for absolute power.

However, as he gains more recognition in both the gangster underworld and the government, he has to keep his wits about him.

The lead character is loosely based on the real-life Enoch L Johnson, and as such we see recreations of real historical people, including politicians and mobsters alike as the story progresses.

Graham stars in the series as Al Capone, one of the most notorious crime bosses in history, during his early years as a gangster, coming into the fold of the series at the age of 21.

Find out more about Boardwalk Empire here.

Available now on Sky Comedy

Graham flexes his funny muscles in this Sky Original comedy, leading the cast alongside Daniel Mays.

In the series, DI John Major (Mays) and DI Roy Carver (Graham) are a fierce crime fighting duo – that is, until Major is killed when his cover is blown during an investigation.

But death isn’t going to stop him, and his consciousness is used in an experimental AI programme to bring him back to life… kind of. However, filled with glitches and lacking the instincts he had while alive, he causes more chaos than good for Carver and Major’s wife, Kelly (Anna Maxwell Martin).

Now he has to prove his worth to stop himself getting shut down, and to find the culprits behind his death.

Code 404 ran for three series.

Find out more about Code 404 here.

Available now on Sky Cinema

The smash-hit gangster flick by Guy Ritchie intertwines two stories within the criminal underworld.

Gangster Frankie Four Fingers arrives in London to sell a diamond he stole during an elaborate heist in Antwerp. Meanwhile Mickey, a bare-knuckle boxer, agrees to throw a fight for illegal boxing promoter, Turkish. But when he doesn’t, it spells trouble for them both with gangster Brick Top.

Graham plays Tommy, Turkish’s right-hand man and partner, who becomes equally embroiled in the chaos.

Also starring: Jason Statham as Turkish, Brad Pitt as Mickey, Benicio Del Toro as Frankie Four Fingers, Vinnie Jones as Bullet Tooth Tony, and Alan Ford as Brick Top.

Available now on Sky Atlantic

This Sky Original drama follows Lennie James as Nelson ‘Nelly’ Rowe, a man whose life is thrown into chaos when his daughter – whom he’s estranged from – goes missing.

Determined to find her, Nelly pulls in every favour he has as his desperation grows. Graham stars as Fabio ‘Melon’ Melzanzana, one of Nelly’s close friends and an IT specialist, whose marriage is put under strain by Nelly’s investigation.

Find out more about Save Me and Save Me Too here.

Available now on Sky Cinema

Based on the true story of John Dillinger, Public Enemies follows the final years of the world-famous bank robber (played by Johnny Depp) as he is hunted down by FBI Agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale).

As Purvis starts his investigation, he comes into contact with a number of Dillinger’s loved ones and allies, including Baby Face Nelson (played by Graham), who helped Dillinger escape prison.

Available now on U&Alibi

Stephen Graham stars alongside Sean Bean in this gritty story of life behind bars. A newly imprisoned Mark Cobden (Bean) starts his sentence and is wracked with guilt over his crime. He finds some solace with Eric McNally (Graham), a friendly and well-meaning prison officer who tries his best to do the job.

However, soon Eric finds himself under immense pressure when a dangerous inmate turns on him and begins to blackmail him, putting his principles to the test for the sake of saving those he loves.

Available now on U&Alibi

A four-episode limited series, Good Cop follows John Paul Rocksavage, who works on the beat in Liverpool alongside partner Andy Stockwell.

He has a busy life – looking after his ailing father, having an affair with his dad’s married carer, trying to reconnect to his ex and his estranged six-year-old daughter, and training up informants.

But when Stockwell is killed, Rocksavage goes on a downward spiral, forcing him to confront where his own personal ethical lines are as he lashes out in anger to those who do - and don’t - deserve it.

Graham plays Noel Finch, a man who has intrinsic ties to the death of Stockwell, and target for Rocksavage’s vengeance.

Available now on Netflix via Sky

Stephen takes on the leading role in this brutal British crime drama based on a true story.

He stars as Matthew Collins; a member of the Hope Not Hate activist group who infiltrates the neo-Nazi terrorist organisation National Action in a bid to bring them down from the inside and stop the planned assassination of Labour MP Rosie Cooper.

Available now on Netflix via Sky

A British crime drama directed by Idris Elba, Yardie follows the story of Dennis ‘D’ Campbell, who is hired by a crime gang in Jamaica to deliver a shipment of cocaine to a London gangster.

However, once he’s there, D discovers his brother’s killer is also dwelling in the city, and he can’t resist trying to deliver vengeance that has been long evaded.

Graham stars as Rico Graham, the abrasive and rude white Jamaican gangster who D needs to deliver cocaine to in London, triggering a devastating chain of events.