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Robert Lindsay www.hamiltonhodell.co.uk Robert Lindsay Talent Representation Telephone Christian Hodell +44 (0) 20 7636 1221 [email protected], Address [email protected], Hamilton Hodell, [email protected] 20 Golden Square Joshua Woodford London, W1F 9JL, [email protected] United Kingdom Television Title Role Director Production Company MCDONALD & DODDS Maxton Crockett Richard Senior Mammoth Screen/ITV PLEBS Carassus Various Rise Films BOUNTY HUNTERS Series 1 & 2 Nigel Will Sinclair Cave Bear Productions/Sky GENIUS Herman Einstein Ron Howard Fox 21 THE MARVELLOUS WORLD OF ROALD DAHL Reader Andrew Thompson BBC GALAVANT Series 2 Chester Wormwood John Fortenberry/Chris Koch ABC BULL Rupert Bull Simon Gibney John Stanley Productions/Gold ATLANTIS Series 1 & 2 Daedalus Alice Troughton BBC SPY Series 2 The Examiner Various Hat Trick/Sky FALCON - 'THE SILENT AND THE DAMNED' Pablo Ortego Gabriel Range Mammoth Screen/Sky Atlantic GEORGE AND BERNARD SHAW George Shaw Ed Bye Feelgood Fiction SPY Examiner Ben Taylor Hat Trick Productions MY FAMILY, 9 Series Dewi Humphries/Baz Taylor/Nic Ben Harper DLT Entertainment/BBC BAFTA Nomination for Best Comedy Performance, 2001 Phillips THE TRIAL OF TONY BLAIR Tony Blair Simon Cellan-Jones Mentorn/Channel 4 Ricky Gervais/Stephen EXTRAS Series 2 Himself BBC Merchant A VERY SOCIAL SECRETARY Tony Blair John Jones Channel 4 JERICHO Jericho Nick Renton ITV FRIENDS AND CROCODILES William Sneath Stephen Poliakoff Freemantle DON’T EAT THE NEIGHBOURS Voice of Rabbit Various Granada Children’s Media HAWK Luke Hawkins Robin Shepperd BBC OLIVER TWIST Fagin Renny Rye United TV HORNBLOWER Admiral Pellew Andrew Grieve ITV/A&E BRAZEN HUSSIES Billy Bowmans Elijah Moshinsky BBC THE OFFICE Norman Platt Paul Jackson Carlton GOODBYE MY LOVE Derek Humphry Richard Signy Granada JAKE’S PROGRESS Jamie Diadoni Robin Lefevre Channel Four BAFTA Nomination for Best Actor, 1995 THE WIMBLEDON POISONER Henry Farr Robert Young ABTV GENGHIS COHN Otto Schatz Elijah Moshinsky BBC NIGHTINGALES Series 1 & 2 Carter Tony Dow Channel Four G.B.H. BAFTA Best Actor Award, 1991 Michael Murray Robert Young Channel Four RTS Award Winner for Best Actor, 1991 CONFESSIONAL Thomas Kelly Gordon Flemyng Granada GIVE US A BREAK Micky Noades Chris King BBC KING LEAR Edmund Michael Elliott Granada CYMBELINE Iachimo Elijah Moshinsky BBC A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Lysander Elijah Moshinsky BBC ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL First French Lord Elijah Moshinsky BBC TWELFTH NIGHT Fabian John Gorrie BBC SECONDS OUT Pete Dodds Bill MacIlwraith BBC CITIZEN SMITH ‘Wolfie’ Smith Ray Butt BBC GET SOME IN! Jakey Smith Michael Mills Thames Theatre Title Role Director Theatre/Producer Trafalgar Entertainment / ANYTHING GOES Moonface Kathleen Marshall Barbican IN PRAISE OF LOVE Sebastian Jonathan Church Theatre Royal Bath London Musical Theatre A CHRISTMAS CAROL Ebenezer Scrooge Shaun Kerrison Orchestra/Lyceum Theatre PRISM Jack Terry Johnson Hampstead Theatre/UK Tour A CHRISTMAS CAROL: IN CONCERT WITH THE LONDON MUSICAL Scrooge Alan Menken Lyceum Theatre THEATRE ORCHESTRA DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS Lawrence Jerry Mitchell Savoy Theatre, West End THE LION IN WINTER King Henry II Trevor Nunn Theatre Royal Haymarket ONASSIS Aristotle Onassis Nancy Meckler Derby Playhouse/West End ARISTO Aristotle Onassis Nancy Meckler Minerva Theatre, Chichester THE ENTERTAINER Archie Rice Sean Holmes Old Vic Theatre POWER Fouquet Lindsay Posner National Theatre RICHARD III Richard III Elijah Moshinsky Savoy Theatre OLIVER! Fagin Sam Mendes Palladium Theatre CYRANO DE BERGERAC Cyrano Elijah Moshinsky Theatre Royal, Haymarket BECKET Winner of Variety Club Best Theatre Actor Henry II Elijah Moshinsky Haymarket Nominated for Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor ME AND MY GIRL Winner of Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Bill Snibson Mike Ockrent Adelphi Theatre Musical Winner of Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical PHILOCTETES Neoptolemus Michael Elliott Royal Exchange Theatre Winner of Manchester Evening News Theatre Award for Best Actor BEAUX STRATEGEM Archer Graham Murray Royal Exchange Theatre TRELAWNY OF THE WELLS Tom Wrench Timothy West Old Vic LOWER DEPTHS The Roundhouse THE CHERRY ORCHARD The Roundhouse THE CHANGELING Riverside Studios THREE MUSKETEERS D’Artagnan Royal Exchange Theatre LEAPING GINGER Royal Exchange Theatre Film Title Role Director Production Company MALEFICENT 2 King John Joachim Rønning Disney GRACE OF MONACO Aristotle Onassis Olivier Dahan Stone Angels WIMBLEDON Ian Frazier Richard Loncraine Working Title DIVORCING JACK Michael Brinn David Caffrey Scala Productions REMEMBER ME? Jamie Nick Hurran Channel 4 Films FIERCE CREATURES Sydney Lotterby Fred Schepisi Jersey Films/Warner Brothers Bertram STRIKE IT RICH James Scott BBC Films/Miramax BERT RIGBY, YOU’RE A FOOL Bert Carl Reiner Lorimar/Warner Prods. ADVENTURES OF A TAXI DRIVER Tom Stanley Long Salon Productions THREE FOR ALL Tom Martin Campbell Dejamus THAT’LL BE THE DAY Terry Claude Watham EMI Films Short Film Title Role Director Production Company THE TECHNICAL HITCH Narrator (Voice) John Dunleavy Screen East Characteristics Characteristic Info Height 5'10" Hair Brown Eyes Brown Training RADA [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7636 1221.
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