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SIR IAN HOLM Film: The Hobbit: Battle Of The 5 Armies Bilbo (Elder) Peter Jackson New Line Cinema The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Bilbo (Elder) Peter Jackson New Line Cinema O Jerusalem Ben Gurion Elie Chouraqui Les Films de I'Instant The Treatment Ernesto Morales Oren Rudavsky Shrinkwrap Strangers With Candy Dr Putney Paul Dinello Thinkfilm Chromophobia Edward Martha Fiennes Quinta Communications Lord of War Simon Weisz Andrew Niccol Entertainment Co. The Aviator Professor Fritz Martin Scorsese Miramax Garden State Gideon Largeman Zach Braff Camelot Pictures The Day After Tomorrow Terry Rapson Roland Emmerich 20th Century Fox LOTR:The Return Of The King Bilbo Baggins Peter Jackson New Line Cinema The Emperor’s New Clothes Napolean Alan Taylor FilmFour From Hell William Gull Albert And Allen Hughes 20th Century Fox LOTR: The Fellowship Of The Ring Bilbo Baggins Peter Jackson New Line Cinema Bless The Child Rev. Grissom Chuck Russell Paramount Pictures Beautiful Joe George Stephen Metcalfe Stratosphere Entertainment Joe Gould’s Secret Joe Gould Stanley Tucci Bohemian Productions Esther Kahn Nathan Quellen Arnaud Desplechin Arts Council The Match Big Tam Mick Davies Allan Scott Productions Shergar Joseph Maguire Dennis C. Lewiston Blue Rider Pictures Existenz Kiri Vinokur David Cronenberg Alliance Atlantis Comm. Simon Magus Sirius Ben Hopkins Ben Hopkins The Sweet Hereafter Mitchell Stevens Atom Egoyan Fine Line Features A Life Less Ordinary Naville Danny Boyle C4 Films The Fifth Element Vito Cornelius Luc Besson Gaumont Night Falls On Manhatten Liam Casey Sidney Lumet Paramount Pictures Big Night Pascal Stanley Tucci Rysher Entertainment Loch Ness Water Bailiff John Henderson Polygram Entertainment The Madness Of King George Dr Willis Nick Hytner Samuel Goldwyn Co. Frankenstein Baron Frankenstein Kenneth Brannagh TriStar Pictures The Advocate Albertus Leslie Megahy BBC Blue Ice Sir Hector Russell Mulcahy M & M Prods. The Naked Lunch Tom Frost David Cronenberg 20th Century Fox Kafka Doctor Marnau Steven Soderbergh Baltimore Pictures Hamlet Polonius Franco Zeffirelli Canal+ Henry V Fluellen Kenneth Brannagh Renaissance Films Another Woman Ken Woody Allen Orion Pictures Dreamchild Charles L Dodgson Gavin Millar PfH Ltd. Dance With A Stranger Desmond Cussen Mike Newell Goldcrest Films Int. Wetherby Stanley Pilborough David Hare Film Four Int. Laughterhouse Ben Singleton Richard Eyre Film Four Int. Brazil M. Kurtzmann Terry Gilliam Universal Pictures Greystoke Philippe D’arnot Hugh Hudson Warner Bros Pictures Inside The Third Reich Joseph Goebbels Marvin Chomsky ABC The Return Of The Soldier Dr Anderson Alan Bridges Barry R. Cooper Prods. Sir Ian Holm 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 Chariots Of Fire Sam Mussabini Hugh Hudson 20th Century Fox The Time Bandits Napoleon Terry Gilliam Handmade Films Alien Ash Ridley Scott 20th Century Fox March or Die El Krim Dick Richards Columbia Pictures Shout At The Devil Mohammed Peter Hunt Tonav Prods. Robin And Marian King John Richard Lester Columbia Pictures Juggernaut Nicholas Porter Richard Lester David V. Picker Prods. The Homecoming Lenny Peter Hall Cinevision Ltee Young Winston George E.buckle Richard Attenborough Columbia Mary, Queen Of Scots David Riccio Charles Jarrott Universal Severed Head Martin Lynch Dick Clement Columbia Oh! What A Lovely War President Poincare Richard Attenborough Paramount The Bofors Gun Flynn Jack Gold Copelfilms The Fixer Grubeshov John Frankenheimer MGM A Midsummer Nights Dream Puck Peter Hall Columbia Thief Of Baghdad The Gatekeeper Clive Donner NBC All Quite On The Western Front Himmelstoss Delbert Mann Hallmark SOS Titanic Joseph Bruce William Hale ABC Les Miserables Thenardier Glenn Jordan CBS Holocaust Heinrich Himler Marvin Chomsky NBC The Man In The Iron Mask Duval Mike Newell NBC TV includes: The Last Of The Blonde Bombshells Patrick Gillies Mackinnon BBC/HBO Alice Through The Looking Glass White Knight John Henderson Channel 4 King Lear Lear Richard Eyre BBC Landscape Duff Harold Pinter BBC The Borrowers (2 Series) Pod John Henderson BBC The Last Romantics F.r Leavis Jack Gold BBC Uncle Vanya Astrov Greg Mosher BBC The Tailor of Gloucester The Tailor John Michael Phillips Dreamscape Stuff Of Madness Christopher Waggoner Mai Zetterling HTV The Endless Games Control Bryan Forbes TVS Film Game Set And Match Bernard Samson Patick Lau Granada Mr And Mrs Edgehill Eustace Edgehill Michael Simpson BBC The Browning Version Andrew Gavin Millar BBC The Wars Of The Roses Richard Peter Hall RSC Strike Lech Walesa Leslie Woodhead Granada Michael Meade The Bell Barry Davis BBC Death Can Add Alan Corwin Graham Evans Anglia Paul Pressett We The Accused Richard Stroud BBC Napolean And Love Napolean Reg Collin Thames The Misanthrope Alceste Michael Simpson BBC The Lost Boys J. M Barrie Rodney Bennett BBC Flayed - Play Of The Week The Man Don Taylor BBC Night School Walter Street Marc Miller Granada Jesus Of Nazareth Zerah Franco Zeffirelli Theatre Includes: Ian Holm Made His First Appearance On The Stage At The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre In March 1954 In Othello. He Stayed With the Company For Two Seasons And Appeared In Macbeth And Titus Andronicus Among Other Productions. 1956 Season At Worthing Rep. Love Affair Lyric Theatre 1957 Titus Andronicus European Tour, Stoll Theatre Three Seasons At Stratford Followed. Plays Included: Romeo And Juliet Peter Twelfth Night Sebastian Much Ado About Nothing Verges A Midsummer Nights Dream Puck King Lear The Fool The Merchant Of Venice Lorenzio Sir Ian Holm 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 The Taming Of The Shrew Gremio In January 1961 He Became A Long Term Contract Artist With The Rsc And Appeared In London And Stratford In The Following Plays: Ondine Aldwych The Devils Aldwych Becket Aldwych The Taming Of The Shrew Aldwych The Cherry Orchard Aldwych Troilus And Cressida Stratford The Tempest RSC Edward IV RSC Richard III RSC 1964 Henry IV Henry V Edward IV Richard III 1965 The Homecoming Aldwych 1966 Henry IV (I&II) Henry V Twelfth Night 1967 The Homecoming Music Box, New York Romeo And Juliet RSC 1970 The Friends Roundhouse A Bequest To The Nation Haymarket Theatre 1972 Caravaggio Buddy Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh 1973 The Sea Royal Court 1974 Other People Hampstead Theatre 1976 The Iceman Cometh Aldwych 1979 Uncle Vanya Hampstead Theatre 1989 The Room Pinter Benefit At The Haymarket 1993 Moonlight Almeida & Comedy Theatres 1994 Moonlight And Landscape Gate Theate, Dublin Landscape National Theatre 1997 King Lear National Theatre 2001 The Homecoming Gate Theatre Dublin/ Pinter Festival NY/ Comedy Theatre London 2002 Mappa Mundi Royal National Theatre AWARDS: 1965 Evenng Standard Actor of the Year for HENRY V & THE HOMECOMING 1967 Tony Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama for THE HOMECOMING 1968 BAFTA Award Best Supporting Actor for THE BOFFERS GUN 1979 RTS Best Actor Award for THE LOST BOYS 1981 BAFTA Award Best Supporting Actor for CHARIOTS OF FIRE 1981 Canne Film Festival Best Supporting Actor for CHARIOTS OF FIRE 1982 Oscar Nomination for CHARIOTS OF FIRE 1987 Ninth Annual ACE WinnerActor in a Theatrical Special for THE BROWNING VERSION 1989 Awarded the CBE 1993 Evening Standard Actor of the Year for MOONLIGHT 1993 Critics Circle Award for MOONLIGHT 1995 BAFTA Nomination Best Supporting Actor for THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE 1997 Evening Standard Drama Award Best Actor for KING LEAR 1997 GENIE Award for Best Actor for THE SWEET HEREAFTER 1997 National Board of Review Best Cast Ensemble for THE SWEET HEREAFTER 1998 Critics Circle Theatre Award for KING LEAR 1998 Olivier Award Best Actor for KING LEAR 1998 London Film Crtics Circle Awards nomination for THE SWEET HEREAFTER, BIG NIGHT, NIGHT FALLS ON MANHATTEN and THE Sir Ian Holm 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 FIFTH ELEMENT 1998 Chicago Film Critics Award Nomination for Best Actor for THE SWEET HEREAFTER 1998 Best Male Performance 1997 Toronto Film Critics Association for THE SWEET HEREAFTER 1998 Awarded Knighthood 1999 Honorary Doctor of Letters, University of Sussex Sir Ian Holm 4 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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