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Ciaran Hinds Rory Lewis Paddock Suite, The Courtyard, 55 Charterhouse Street, London, EC1M 6HA p: + 44 (0) 20 73360351 e: [email protected] Ciaran Hinds Rory Lewis Height: 6'0" (182 cm) Eye Colour: Brown Playing Age: 56 - 65 Hair Colour: Black Hair Length: Short Feature Film 2021, Feature Film, Father Thaddeus, The Wonder, Netflix, Sebastián Lelio 2021, Feature Film, John, Cottontail, WestEnd Films, Patrick Dickinson 2020, Feature Film, Pop, Belfast, Lizziepop Films Limited, Kenneth Branagh 2019, Feature Film, Pabbie/Grandpa, Frozen 2, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee 2019, Feature Film, The Thin Man, The Man In The Hat, Rather Good Films, John-Paul Davidson & Stephen Warbeck 2017, Feature Film, Bob Gilruth, First Man, Dreamworks, Damien Chazelle 2017, Feature Film, Steppenwolf, Justice League, DC Comics, Zack Snyder 2017, Feature Film, Zyugonov, Red Sparrow, Chernin Entertainment, Francis Lawrence 2016, Feature Film, Woman Walks Ahead, Bedford Falls Co., Susanna White 2015, Feature Film, Angelo Pazienza, Bleed For This, Verdi Productions, Ben Younger 2015, Feature Film, Father Valignano, Silence, Al-Film, Martin Scorcese 2014, Feature Film, Driftless Area, Unified Pictures, Zachary Sluser 2014, Feature Film, Agent 47, 20th Century Fox, Aleksander Bach 2014, Feature Film, Last Days In The Desert, Mockingbird FIlms, Rodrigo Garcia 2014, Feature Film, Spencer Ludlow, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, Unison Films, Ned Benson 2013, Feature Film, Pabbie/ Grandpa, Frozen, Walt Disney, Chris Buck / Jennifer Lee 2012, Feature Film, Max Morden, The Sea, Independent, Stephen Brown 2012, Feature Film, Quinn, McCanick, Bleiberg Entertainment, Josh C.Waller 2012, Feature Film, Spencer Ludlow, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, Dreambridge Films, Ned Benson 2012, Feature Film, Devlin, Closed, Focus Features, John Crowley 2011, Feature Film, Bland, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Working title, Tomas Alfredson 2011, Feature Film, Roarke, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengence, Columbia Pictures, Mark Neveldine & Brian Taylor 2010, Feature Film, Daily, The Woman In Black, Alliance Atlantis, James Watkins 2011, Feature Film, Tardos Mor, John Carter of Mars, Walt Disney Pictures, Andrew Stanton 2010, Feature Film, Jim, Salvation Boulevard, George Ratliff 2010, Feature Film, Father Xavier, The Rite, Contra Film / New Line, Mikael Håfström 2009, Feature Film, Aberforth Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Warner Brothers, David Yates 2009, Feature Film, David, The Debt, John Madden 2008, Feature Film, Bill, Life During Wartime, Todd Solondz 2008, Feature Film, The Eclipse, Rainwater Films, Conor McPherson 2008, Feature Film, Burke, Race to Witch Mountain, Disney, Andy Flickman 2007, Feature Film, Barnes, Cash, Eric Besnard 2007, Feature Film, Botticelli, The Tale of Desperaux, Sam Fell, Gary Ross and Robert Stevenhagen 2007, Feature Film, Joe, Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, Bharat Nalluri 2007, Feature Film, Father McHenry, In Bruges, Martin McDonagh 2006, Feature Film, Roy, Stop Loss, Kimberly Pierce 2006, Feature Film, Dick, Margot at the Wedding, Noah Baumbach 2006, Feature Film, Fletcher, There Will Be Blood, Paul Thomas Anderson Ciaran Hinds 1/3 2006, Feature Film, King Herod, Nativity, Catherine Hardwicke 2006, Feature Film, Father Andy, A Tiger's Tale, John Boorman 2006, Feature Film, Lord Tarleton, Amazing Grace, Michael Apted 2006, Feature Film, Julius Foe, Hallam Foe, David McKenzie 2005, Feature Film, Jonjo's Da, Jonjo Mickybo & Me, Mickybo Films, Terry Loane 2005, Feature Film, Fugema, Miami Vice, Michael Mann 2005, Feature Film, Lead, Munich, Steven Spielberg 2004, Feature Film, Theatre Manager, The Phantom Of The Opera, Really Useful Films, Joel Schumacher 2003, Feature Film, Dan, Calendar Girls, Nigel Cole 2003, Feature Film, Dr. Jonathon Reece, Lara Croft: The Cradle of Life, Paramount British Picture, Jan De Bont 2003, Feature Film, Pochon, The Statement, Norman Jewison 2003, Feature Film, Trainer, Veronica Guerin, Merriom Film Productions, Joel Schumacher 2002, Feature Film, Finn McGovern, Road To Peridition, 20th Century Fox & Dreamworks, Sam Mendes 2002, Feature Film, President Nemerov, Sum Of All Fears, Paramount Pictures, Phil Alden Robinson 2000, Feature Film, Louis Wagner, Weight of Water, Kathryn Bigelow 1999, Feature Film, Adam, The Lost Lover, Robert Faenzo 1999, Feature Film, Carlos, The Lost Son, Chris Menges 1998, Feature Film, Aiden McPhelimy, Titanic Town, Robert Michell 1997, Feature Film, Rev. Dennis Hasset, Oscar and Lucinda, Fox / Dalton, Gillian Armstrong 1997, Feature Film, David Arbogast, The Life of Stuff, Simon Donald 1996, Feature Film, Sir Danvers Carew, Mary Reilly, Stephen Frears 1996, Feature Film, Danny Boyle, Some Mother's Son, Columbia Pictures, Terry George 1995, Feature Film, Professor Flynn, Circle of Friends, Pat O'Connor 1990, Feature Film, Frank Echlin, December Bride, Thadeus O'Sullivan 1989, Feature Film, Cory, The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, Peter Greenaway 1981, Feature Film, Lot, Excalibur, John Boorman Film Film, A Time to Love, Giacomo Campiotti Stage 2020, Stage, Professor Serebryakov, Uncle Vanya, Harold Pinter Theatre, Ian Rickson 2018, Stage, Hugh, Translations, National Theatre, Ian Rickson 2018, Stage, Nick Laine, Girl From The North Country, The Noel Coward Theatre, Connor McPherson 2017, Stage, Nick Laine, Girl From The North Country, The Old Vic, Connor McPherson 2016, Stage, Thomas Danforth, The Crucible, Walter Kerr Theatre, Broadway, Ivo von Hove 2015, Stage, Claudius, Hamlet, Barbican, Lynsey Turner 2014, Stage, Michael, Our Few & Evil Days, Abbey Theatre, Dublin, Mark O'Rowe 2013, Stage, Tommy, The Night Alive, Donmar Warehouse, Conor McPherson 2013, Stage, Big Daddy, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Richard Rodgers Theatre, Rob Ashford 2011, Stage, Captain Jack Boyle, Juno & The Paycock, National Theatre / Abbey Theatre, Howard Davies 2009, Stage, Kotov, Burnt by the Sun, Royal National Theatre, Howard Davies 2007, Stage, Lockhart, The Seafarer, The Booth Theatre, NY, Conor McPherson Stage, Gurov, The Yalta Game, The Gate, Dublin, Karl Reisz Stage, Larry, Closer, National Theatre & Broadway, Patrick M arber Stage, Vinnie, Simpatico, Royal Court Theatre, James MacDonald Stage, The Young Man, Machinale, National Theatre, Stephen Daldry Stage, Richard, Richard III, RSC at The Donmar Warehouse, Sam Mendes Stage, Samuel Byck, Assassins, Donmar Warehouse, Sam Mendes Stage, Achilles, Troilus & Cressida, RSC, Sam Mendes Stage, Mortimer, Edward II, RSC, Gerard Murphy Stage, Ashwattaman, Mahabharata, World Tour, Peter Brook Television 2021, Television, Eamonn Cunningham, KIN, BRON / RTE, Teresa Hoff, Diarmiud Goggins 2021, Television, Richard M Watts, The English, BBC Studios / Amazon Studios, Hugo Blick 2018, Television, Walter, MotherFatherSon, BBC Studios, James Kent & Charles Sturridge 2017, Television, John Franklin, The Terror, Scott Free, Edward Berger 2015, Television, Michael, Shetland, BBC, Thaddeus O'Sullivan 2013, Television, Mance Raider, Game of Thrones, HBO, Various 2012, Television, Bud Hammond, Political Animals, HBO, David Petrarca 2010, Television, James Langton, Above Suspicion, La Plante Productions, Gillies MacKinnon 2008, Television, DCI Langton, Above Suspicion, La Plant Productions, Christopher Menaul 2005, Television, Julius Caesar, Rome, HBO/Hallmark TV, Various Ciaran Hinds 2/3 2003, Television, Albert Camus, Broken Morning, Leopard Films/South Bank Show, Jack Bond 2003, Television, Michael Henchard, The Mayor of Casterbridge, Sally Head Productions, David Thacker 2000, Television, King Aeson, Jason & The Argonauts, Hallmark TV, Michael Fergusson 2000, Television, Furgus Moon, The Sleeper, BBC Television, Stuart Orme 2000, Television, Marius Bannister, Thursday The 12th, Charles Beeson 1998, Television, Charlie Cross, Getting Hurt, BBC Screen Two, 1997, Television, Brian De Bois-Guilbert, Ivanhoe, BBC Television, Stuart Orme 1997, Television, Edward Rochester, Jane Eyre, London Weekend Television, Robert Young 1997, Television, Campbell Ferguson, Rules of Engagement, Yorkshire Television, 1996, Television, Fyodor Glazunov, Cold Lazarus, BBC Television, Renny Rye 1995, Television, Captain Wentworth, Persuasion, BBC/WGBH, Roger Michell 1995, Television, Jim Browner, Sherlock Holmes, Granada Television, 1995, Television, Edward Leyland, The Affair, BBC/HBO, 1994, Television, Paolo, A Dark Adapted eye, BBC Television, 1994, Television, John Stacey, Seaforth, BBC Television, 1993, Television, Brian Keenan, Hostages, Granada Television, David Wheatley 1993, Television, Edward Parker-Jones, Prime Suspect 3, Granada Television, 1993, Television, Clive Hickey, Soldier, Soldier, Central Television, 1993, Television, Abel Mason, The Man Who Cried, Tyne Tees Television, Michael Wyte 1992, Television, Det. Insp. Micky Flynn, Between The Lines, BBC Television, 1990, Television, Richard McIlkenny, Investigation:The Birmingham Six, Granada Television, Powered by Spotlight and Tagmin The information in this CV has been provided by or on behalf of the client concerned via Spotlight.com. Every effort has been made to make sure that the information contained in this page is correct and Spotlight and Tagmin can accept no responsibility for its accuracy. Ciaran Hinds 3/3.
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