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His acting debut took place in the early 1980s, when he began acting in British theater productions and television projects. His talent was noticed by critics, and he soon received offers to work in the film industry.

Some of Gary Farmer's more famous works include:

- "Tell Me You Love Me" (1988): In this film, he played the role of Eric, a young man suffering from amnesia after a car accident.

- "Dad's Brother" (1994): In this film, he played the role of Arthur, a rehabilitation specialist who helps a former prisoner adapt to society after his release from prison.

- "Gone with the Wind" (2005): In this film, he embodied the image of Captain Farrell, a naval officer involved in the events of World War I.

Gary Farmer continues to amaze viewers with his talent and professionalism. His ability to fully embody a variety of characters and make viewers empathize with their destinies make him one of the brightest representatives of British acting.