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Timothy Spall TIMOTHY SPALL Film: The Corrupted Clifford Cullen Ron Scalpello Eclipse Films Mrs Lowry and Son L S Lowry Adrian Noble Genesius Pictures Stanley a Man of Variety Stanley Stephen Cookson CK Films Early Man Chief Bobnar (voice) Nick Park Aardman Animations Finding Your Feet Charlie Richard Loncraine Eclipse Films The Changeover Carmody Braque Miranda Harcourt Firefly Films The Party Bill Sally Potter Adventure Pictures Denial David Irving Mick Jackson Krasnoff / Foster Entertainment The Journey Ian Paisley Nick Hamm Greenroom Entertainment Away Joseph David Blair Gateway Films Alice Through The Looking Glass Bayard James Bobin The Walt Disney Company Ltd Mr Turner* Turner MIke Leigh Thin Man Films Sucker The Professor Ben Chessel Three Card Monte PTY LTD The Love Punch Jerry Joel Hopkins Process Media Ginger and Rosa Mark One Sally Potter BBC Wasteland D.I. West Rowan Athale Head Gear Love Bite Sid Andy Demmony WestEnd Films Comes A Bright Day Charlie Simon Aboud Cinema Six SPV 5 L Sofia Karl Isaac Florentine Sofia Production LL Upside Down Bob Boruchowitz Juan Diego Solana Onyx Films The King's Speech Winston Churchillt Tom Hooper See Saw Films Reuniting The Rubins Lenny Rubin Yoav Factor Balagan Prods My Angel* Mr Lambert Stephen Cookson C K M E N Alice In Wonderland Bloodhound Tim Burton Team Todd Prods Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Peter Pettigrew David Yates Warner Bros. From Time To Time Boggis Julian Fellows Ft2t Films The Wake Wood Arthur Sherry Horman David Keating Desert Flower Terry Sherry Horman Majestic Damned United Peter Taylor Tom Hooper The Damned United Heartless George Phillip Ridley Starlight Places Harry Potter & The Half-blood Prince Peter Pettigrew David Yates Warner Bros. Appaloosa Phil Olsen Ed Harris 8gauge Talent Co Sweeney Todd Beadle Tim Burton Dreamworks Death Defying Acts Mr Sugarman Gillian Armstrong Zephyr Films Harry Potter & The Goblet Of Fire Peter Pettigrew Mike Newell Warner Bros. Pierrepoint* Albert Pierrepoint Adrian Shergold Granada A Series Of Unfortunate Events Mr Poe Brad Silberling Paramount Harry Potter: The Prisoner Of Azkaban Peter Pettigrew Alfonso Cuarón Warner Bros. The Last Samurai Simon Grahamm Ed Zwick Warner Bros. Gettin' Square Darren Barrington Jonathan Teplitzky Mushroom Pic. My House In Umbria Quinty Richard Longcrane Canine Films Ltd Nicholas Nickleby Charles Cheeryble Doug Mcgrath United Artists All Or Nothing* Phil Bassett Mike Leigh Thin Man Films Vanilla Sky Thomas Tipp Cameron Crowe Paramount Lucky Break* Cliff Peter Cattaneo Film Four Rock Star Mats Tony Jaffe Warner Bros. Timothy Spall 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Rough For Theatre I I B Katie Mitchell Blue Angel Film Intimacy* Andy Patrice Chereau Telema The Old Man Who Read Love Stories The Mayor Role De Heer Fildebroc Vatel Gourville Roland Joffe Legende Films Love's Labour's Lost Don Armado Kenneth Branagh Lost Films The Clandestine Marriage Sterling Christopher Miles Portman Topsy Turvy* Richard Temple Mike Leigh Thin Man Films Stilll Crazy Beano Brian Gibson Columbia Tristar The Wisdom Of Crocodiles Healey Po Chih Leong Zenith Hamlet Rosencrantz Kenneth Branagh Fishmonger Filmsmorria Secrets & Lies Maurice Thin Man Films Mike Leigh Young Indie Cunningham Simon Wincer Lucas Film U K Life Is Sweet Aubrey Mike Leigh Palace Pictures The Sheltering Sky Eric Lyle Bernardo bertolucci Recorded Pic Co 1871 Ramborde Ken Mcmullen Looseyard Ltd White Hunter Black Heart Hodkins Clint Eastwood Warner Bros To Kill A Priest Igor Agnieska Holland Columbia Pictures Dream Demon Peck Harley Cokliss Palace Prods Crusoe Reverend Miln David Cammell Island Pictures The Nihilist's Double Vision Nick Watts Sydney Maccartney Front Page Films Gothic Polidari Ken Russell Virgin Vision The Bride Paulus Frank Roddam Columbia Remembrance Douglas Colin Gregg Colin Gregg Films Quadrophenia Harry Frank Roddam Who Films Sos Titanic Jim Argonaut Films Argonaut Films Television: Summer Of Rockets Lord Arthur Wallington Stephen Poliakoff Little Island Productions Hatton Garden Terry Perkins Paul Whittington I T V Studios Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams Ed Jacobson Tom Harper Channel 4 Fungus The Bogeyman Fungus Catherine Morshead Sky One The Enfield Haunting Maurice Kristoffer Nyholm Enfield Productions Ltd Cider With Rosie Laurie Lee (voice) Philippa Lowthorpe B B C Blandings Clarence Alex Hardcastle Mammoth Screen The Syndicate Bob Various B B C Sinbad Anicetus Andy Wilson Sky U K The Fattest Man In Britain Georgie Godwin David Blair I T V Gunrush Doug Richard Clark I T V / Granada Oliver Twist Fagin Coky Giedroy C B B C A Room With A View Mr Emerson Nick Renton Monogram Prod The Street Eddie David Blair Granada Mysterious Creatures Bill Ainscows David Evans Granada Mr Harvey Lights A Candle Don Harvey Suzanne White B B C Cherished Terry Robin Shepherd B B C Bodily Harm Mitchel Greenfield Joe Wright Tiger Aspect Auf Wiedersehen Pet Barry Paul Seed B B C Vacuuming Completely Nude In Paradise* Tommy Rag Danny Boyle B B C Perfect Strangers* Irving Stephen Poliakoff Talkback Shooting The Past* Oswald Bates Stephen Poliakoff Talkback Neville's Island Gordon Terry Johnson Primetime The Thing About Vince Vince Christopher King Carlton Our Mutual Friend * Mr. Venus Julian Farino B B C Outside Edge Kevin Nick Hurran Central A Nice Day At The Office Phil Nick Bye B B C Frank Stubbs Promotes Frank Stubbs Various Noel Gay Dread Poets' Society Derek Andy Wilson B B C Roots Jimmy Beales Simon Curtis B B C Rboon Webste Tony Garner Central Murder Most Horrid Pathologist Bob Spiers B B C/ Talkback La Nona Chico Simon Curtis B B C The Tale Of Little Pig Robinson Pig Robinson Alan Bridges Dreamscape Broke Francis Meakes Alan Dosser B B C Stolen Donald Caudell Roger Bamford L W T Body Contact Paul Bernard Rose B B C Timothy Spall 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Great Writers-dostoyevsky Porfiry David Hinton L W T Dutch Girls Lyndon Giles Foster L W T Guest Of The Nation Hawkins Donald Mcwhinnie B B C Home Sweet Home Gordon Mike Leigh B B C A Cotswold Death Sgt. Baxteri Richard Loncraine B B C Vthe Cherry Orchard Yepikhodo Richard Eyre B B C The Three Sisters Andrei Trevor Nunn Thames The Brylcreem Boys Shorty Roger Bamford B B C Vanishing Army Wainwright Richard Longcraine B B C Theatre Includes: The Caretaker Davies Matthew Warchus The Old Vic This Is A Chair Leo Stephen Daldry Royal Court A Midsummer's Night Dream Bottom Robert Lepage National Theatre Homme Le Bourgeois Gentil Nick Dear National Theatre The Government Inspector Khlestakov Matthew Francis Greenwich Smelling A Rat Vic Maggot Mike Leigh Hampstead Screamers Derek Anthony Davison Playhouse Edinb. Heavenly Bodies Boucicault Peter Farago Birmingham Rep Mandragola Ligurio David Gilmore National Theatre Saint Joan Dauphin Ron Eyre National Theatre Aunt Mary Martin Pam Gems Warehouse The Three Sisters Andre Trevor Nunn R S C Knight Of The Burning Pestle Rafe Michael Bogdanov R S C Nicholas Nickleby Waxford Squeers / Mr Folair Trevor Nunn R S C Merry Wives Of Windsor Simple Trevor Nunn R S C Suicide Ivan Ron Daniels R S C Baal Mech David Jones R S C Mary Barnes Lawrence David Edgar Royal Court / Birmingham The Merchant Of Venice Gratiano Arnold Wesker Birmingham Rep Kiss Me Kate Harry Trevor/ Baptista - Birmingham Rep Training: L A M D A * Awards: Mr Turner Winner - Best Actor - Cannes Film Winner - Best Actor - European Film Awards Winner - Best Actor - New York Film Critics Circle Winner - Best Actor - National Society Of Film Critics Award The King's Speech Winner - Screen Actors Guild Award For Outstanding Performance By A Cast In A Motion Picture My Angel Winner - Best Actor - Monaco Film Festival Winner - Best Film - Monaco Film Festival Pierrepoint Nomination - British Actor Of The Year - London Film Critics' Circle Awards, 1997 All Or Nothing Nomination - Best Actor - British Independant Film Awards, 2002 Nomination - Best Actor - European Film Awards, 2002 Perfect Strangers Nomination - Best Drama - Royal Television Society Awards, 2002 Vacuuming Completely Nude In Paradise Nomination - Best Actor - Bafta Television Awards, 2002 Shooting The Past Nomination - Best Actor - Bafta Television Awards, 2000 Lucky Break Nomination - Best Actor - British Independant Film Awards, 2001 Lucky Break / Intimacy Nomination - Best Supporting Actor - London Film Critics' Circle Awards, 2002 Topsy Turvy Nomination - Best Supporting Actor - Bafta Film Awards, 2000 Nomination - Best British Actor In A Supporting Role - London Film Critics' Circle Awards, 2000 Timothy Spall 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Shooting The Past Winner - Best Actor - Cinema Tout Ecran, 1999 Winner - Best Actor - Prix D'italie Awards, 1999 Nomination - Best Actor - Bafta Television Awards, 2000 Our Mutual Friend Winner - Best Actor - Broadcasting Press Guild Television Awards, 1998 Nomination - Best Actor - Bafta Television Awards, 1998 Secrets And Lies Nomination - Best British Actor - London Film Critics' Circle Awards, 1997 Nomination - Best Actor - Bafta Film Awards,1997 Timothy Spall 4 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA.
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