The Lives of Others

Theatre includes: The Children’s Hour and Misanthrope – Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Comedy Theatre).

Television includes: Black Doves (Golden Globe and Critics’ Choice Award nominations for Best Actress), Dr Zhivago, Oliver, Coming Home, Treasure Seekers, Mindscape, A Village Affair and Royal Celebration.

Film includes: The Woman in Cabin 10, Boston Strangler, Silent Night, Charlotte, Misbehaviour, Official Secrets, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Berlin I Love You, The Aftermath, Collette, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Collateral Beauty, Everest, The Imitation Game (Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress), Laggies, Jack Ryan, Begin Again, Anna Karenina, Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, A Dangerous Method, London Boulevard, Last Night, Never Let Me Go, The Duchess, The Edge of Love, Silk, Atonement (BAFTA nomination for Best Actress), Pirates of the Caribbean 2, Pirates of the Caribbean, Domino, Pride and Prejudice (Academy Award nomination for Best Actress), The Jacket, King Arthur, Love Actually, Pure, Bend It Like Beckham (London Film Critics’ Circle Award for Best Newcomer), Princess of Thieves, The Hole, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, and Innocent Lies.

Training: Bristol Old Vic.

Theatre includes: How It Is (Parts One & Two), How It Is (Part Two) (Coronet Theatre/Gare St Lazare Ireland); When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other (National Theatre); Faith Healer, Endgame, (Donmar Warehouse); The Real Thing (Donmar Warehouse/West End/Broadway); An Oak Tree (National Theatre); The Master Builder (Almeida Theatre); Macbeth (CalArts, Almeida Theatre, Sydney & Adelaide Festival); The Tempest, As You Like It (The Bridge Project 2009/2010); Four Quartets (Aldeburgh/ Lincoln Center NYC); One Evening (Aldeburgh/Q.E. Hall/Lincoln Center NYC); A Thought in Three Parts (Royal Court Theatre); Drunk Enough To Say I Love You?, Our Late Night, Hush (Royal Court Theatre); The Coast of Utopia, Angels in America (Parts 1 & 2), A Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Dancing at Lughnasa (National Theatre); Life After George (Guildford/West End); Uncle Vanya (Royal Shakespeare Company); Hurlyburly (Old Vic Theatre); Hamlet (Gielgud Theatre).

Television includes: Kaos, Sherwood, Alex Rider, Red Election, Vigil, The Tunnel (International Emmy Best Actor), The Crown, The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (BAFTA Best Actor),

Film includes: The Outrun, Boxing Day, The Man in the Hat, Outlaw King, Darkest Hour, The Professor and the Madman, Mary Shelley, Zero Dark Thirty, Papadopoulos & Sons, Twenty8k, Paul Greengrass’s The Rage, and Hawksmoor, Luther 3 (Netflix).

Other work includes: On the radio he won Best Actor for Sea Longing. He is now preparing to appear in Venice in Gare St Lazare’s staging of Samuel Beckett’s novel, How It Is. Previous collaborations with artists include films, Antigone and Event for a Stage with Tacita Dean and Robert Walser’s Snow White with Stanley Schtinter.

Training: Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Theatre includes: An Oak Tree (Young Vic); Love’s Labours Lost (RSC); A Little Life (Harold Pinter/ Savoy); King Lear (Duke of York’s); Hamlet (Almeida/ Harold Pinter); Oresteia (Almeida/ Trafalgar Studios); Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare’s Globe).

Television includes: Bridgerton, The Read: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Transatlantic.

Film includes: Elsinore, Misbehaviour, Making Noise Quietly, Dunkirk.

Audio work includes: The Brothers Karamazov (Audible UK); Pride and Prejudice, Northanger Abbey, Henry IV Part 1-2 (BBC).