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HENRY GOODMAN Theatre: Looking at Lucian Lucian Freud Tom Attenborough Ustinov Studio Volpone Volpone Trevor Nunn RSC Arturo Ui* Arturo Ui Jonathan Church West End / Chichester The Winslow Boy Arthur Winslow Lindsay Posner The Old Vic The Holy Rosenbergs David Rosenberg Laurie Sansom National Theatre Yes, Prime Minister Sir Humphrey Jonathan Lynn West End / Chichester Duet for One Dr Feldman Matthew Lloyd West End / Almeida Fiddler On The Roof Tevye Lindsay Posner Sheffield Crucible / West End Performances Leos Janacek Lou Stein Wilton Music Hall The Gondoliers Duke of Plazatoro Martin Duncan ENO The Hypochondriac Argan Lindsay Posner Almeida Theatre The Birthday Party Goldberg Lindsay Posner Duchess Theatre Richard III Richard III Sean Holmes RSC The Producers Max Bialystock Susan Strohman Broadway Feelgood Eddie Max Stafford Clark Garrick Theatre/Hampstead **The Merchant of Venice Shylock Trevor Nunn National Theatre Metropolitan Kabarett Compere Henry Goodman National Theatre Summerfolk Shalimov Trevor Nunn National Theatre ***Chicago Billy Flynn Walter Bobbie Adelphi Theatre Art Marc Matthew Warchus Wyndhams Theatre Guys and Dolls Nathan Detroit Richard Eyre National Theatre Hysteria Freud Phyllida Lloyd Royal Court Theatre/West End Broken Glass Philip Gellburg David Thacker National Theatre Angels in America Roy Cohn Declan Donnellan National Theatre ****Assassins Charles Guiteau Sam mends Donmar Warehouse Pericles Gower Phyllida Lloyd National Theatre After the Fall Mickey Michael Blakemore National Theatre Cat On A Hot Tin Roof Dr. Baugh Howard Davies National Theatre They Shoot Horses, Don't They Rocky Gravo Ron Daniels RSC Every Man in His Humour Kitley John Caird RSC Le Fer Henry Adrian Noble RSC The Devils Prince de Conde John Barton RSC Redstar Stalin/Azhog John Caird RSC Comedy of Errors Dromio of Ephesus Adrian Noble RSC Volpone Voltore Bill Alexander RSC The Time Of Your Life Harry Howard Davies RSC Jacques & His Master Jacques AJ Quinn RSC Henry VIII Canterbury and Norfolk Howard Davies RSC Guys and Dolls Nathan Detroit Richard Eyre National Theatre Television: Playhouse Presents Cary Grant's Father Geoff Sax Two Brothers Pictures Snatch Saul Gold Nick Renton Little Island Production Henry Goodman 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Genius: Einstein Walther Rathenau Ron Howard FOX Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Dr List Various ABC Studios Penny Dreadful Father Adrian Reece Jones James Hawes Showtime London Spy Silversmith Jakob Verbruggen Working Title The Challenger Disaster Dr Weiss James Hawes BBC Films New Tricks Gavin Reason Phil John BBC TV Doctor Weiss Challenger James Hawes BBC Midsomer Murders Cy Lawton Nick Laughland Bentley Productions Yes, Prime Minister Sir Humphrey Jonathan Lynn BBC Nixon's The One Henry Kissinger Ed Bye Hat Trick The Silent and the Damned Commissioner Lobo Gabriel Range Mammoth Screen The Turing Project Dr Franz Greenbaum Clare Beavan Furnace Limited Florizel Street Cecil Bernstein Charles Sturridge Granada Murder in Suburbia Howard Goodman Nick Collins Carlton Mayor of Casterbridge Joshua Jopp David Thacker BBC Keen Eddie Rabbi Mendelssohn Bryan Forbes Frequency Films Foyles War Howard Paige Anthony Horwie ITV The Merchant of Venice Shylock Trevor Nunn The Performance Co. Secret Weapon Embassy Official Bryan Forbes ABC Hamilton Mattress Hamilton Mattress Barry Purves BBC Murder Rooms De Meyer Paul Marcus BBC Dalziel and Pascoe Dr. Robert Silwood Roz Devendish BBC Dirty Tricks Thomas Paul Seed Dirty Tricks Ltd. Arabian Nights Sultan Billah Steve Baron Hallmark Unfinished Business Spike Baz Taylor Alomo Productions Cold Lazarus David Siltz Rennie Rye BBC Broken Glass Phillip Gellburg David Thacker BBC Christmas Pinter Mark Munden World Productions Ltd Measure for Measure Pompey David Thacker BBC Degas & Pissarro Fall Out Pissarro Paul Morrison Channel 4 99 - 1 Loman Terry Johnson Zenith Productions Lovejoy Monsieur Forget Peter Barber Fleming BBC Maigret Hotel Porter James Cellan Jones BBC The Gravy Train II Ivo Tankic James Cellan Jones Channel 4 London's Burning Cyril Les Blair ITV This is David Lander Mickey Bessant Mel Smith Channel 4 Bust Johnny Osborne David Carson LWT After The War Hirsch John Madden GTV Film: Steven Berkoff's Tell Tale Heart Reynolds Stephen Cookson CK Films Watership Down Blackavar Noam Murro 42 Limehouse Golem Karl Marx Juan Carlos Medina Number 9 Films Their Finest Baker Lone Scherfig BBC Films Love Is Thicker Than Water Levi Ate de Jong & Emily Harris Barnsbury Pictures Ltd The Chosen Leon Trotsky Antonio Chavarrias Oberon Cinematografica Finding Altamira Vilanova Hugh Hudson Mare Nostrum Prod Burnt Conti John Wells 3 Arts Entertainment Avengers: Age of Ultron Dr List Joss Whedon Marvel Studios Woman In Gold Father Simon Curtis Origin Pictures The Surprise Mr Jones Mike Van Diem N279 Entertainment Taking Woodstock Jake Teichberg Ang Lee Focus Features The Damned United Manny Cussins Tom Hooper Columbia Pictures Out On A Limb Felix Limb Robert Heathe Guerilla Films Colour Me Kubrick Mordecai Brian W Cook Colour Me K Productions Ltd Green Street Hooligans Carl Bruckner Lexi Alexander Baker Street Churchill:The Hollywood Years President Peter Richardson Little Bird Productions The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Dennis Sellinger Stephen Hopkins HBO Films The Final Curtain Ed Nbrezki Pat Harkins DNA Films Notting Hill Ritz Concierge Roger Michell Universal Pictures The Saint Dr Lev Botvin Philip Noyce Paramount Pictures Private Parts Moti Betty Thomas Paramount Pictures Mary Reilly Haffinger Stephen Frears NFH Productions Henry Goodman 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Son of the Pink Panther Andre Blake Edwards MGM Queen of Hearts Taxi Driver Jon Amiel C4 Films Awards: *The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui Nomination - Olivier Award - Best Actor Won - Theatre Awards UK - Best Performance in a Play **The Merchant of Venice Won - Olivier Award - Best Actor Won - London Critics Circle Theatre Award - Best Actor ***Chicago Nomination - Olivier Award - Best Actor in a Musical ****Assassins Won - Olivier Award - Best Actor in a Musical Henry Goodman 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA.
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