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Christopher Plummer CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Film includes: All The Money in the World J. Paul Getty Ridley Scott Sony Pictures Boundaries Jack Shana Feste Automatick Ent The Last Full Measure Frank Pitsenbarger Todd Robinson Foresight Unlimited Cliffs of Freedom Thanasi Van Ling Aegean Ent. The Man Who Invented Christmas Ebenezer Scroog Bharat Nalluri Mazur / Kaplan Company The Exception Kaiser Wilhelm II David Leveaux Egoli Tossell KLK Danny Collins Frank Grubman Dan Fogelman Big Indie Pictures The Forger Joseph Cutter Philip Martin Saban Films Elsa & Fred Fred Michael Radford Cuatro Plus Films Hector and the Search Prof. Coreman Peter Chelsom Egoli Tossell Film for Happiness Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight John Harlan Stephen Frears Sakura Films The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Henrik Vanger David Fincher Columbia Pictures Barrymore John Barrymore Erik Canuel Independent Priest Monsignor Orelas Scott Charles Stewert Screen Gems Beginners* Hal Fields Mike Mills Olympus The Last Station** Tolstoy Michael Hoffman Zephyr Films My Dog Tulip J.R. Thackery Paul Fierlinger Norman Twain Prods The Imaginarium Doctor Parnassus Doctor Parnassus Terry Gilliam Infinity Up Charles Muntz Pete Docter The Walt Disney Co. Caesar and Cleopatra Caesar Des McAnuff Melbar Emotional Arithmetic David Winters Paolo Barzman Bleu, Blanc, Rouge Closing The Ring Jack Richard Attenborough Prospero Man In The Chair Flash Madden Michael Shroeder Elbow Grease Productions The Lake House Simon Wyler Alejandro Agresti Warner Brothers Inside Man Arthur Case Spike Lee Universal The New World Captain Newport Terrence Malick New Line Cinema Heidi Grandfather Alan Simpson Nelvana Syriana Dean Whiting Stephen Gaghan Warner Bros Must love Dogs Bill Gary David Goldberg Warner Bros Alexander Aristotle Oliver Stone Warner Bros National Treasure John Adams Gates John Turtletaubhe Walt Disney Company Cold Creek Manor Mr Massie Mike Figgis Touchstone Blizzard Santa Claus LeVar Burton Knightscove Ents Nicholas Nickleby Ralph Nickleby Douglas McGrath Potboiler Entertainmen Ararat David Atom Egoyan Alliance A Beautiful Mind Dr. Rosan Ron Howard Universal Pictures Ltd Full Disclosure Robert Lecker John Bradshaw Now Entertainment Grp. Dracula 2000 Abraham Van Helsing Patrick Lussier Dimension Madeline Narrator Marija Miletic Dale DiC Productions Hidden Agenda Ulrich Steiner Iain Paterson Le Monde Productions The Clown at Midnight Mr Caruthers Jean Pellerin GFT Paquin Christopher Plummer 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 Blackheart Holmes Dominic Sheach Steven Finly Productions The First Christmas Narrator Lindsay Van Blerk Billy Buddy Films Twelve Monkeys Dr. Goines Terry Gilliam Universal Dolores Claiborne Det. John Mackey Taylor Hackford Castle Rock Ents. Crackerjack Ivan Getz Michael Mazo Excaliber Productions Wolf Raymond Alden Mike Nicholls Columbia Pictures Malcolm X Chaplain Gill Spike Lee Largo Entertainment Liar's Edge Harry Wldon Ron Oliver Norstar Star Trek general Chang Nicholas Meyer Paramount Money Martin yahl Steven Hilliard SternCinemax Firehead Col. Garland Vaughn Peter Yuval Coppola Films Red Blooded American Girl Dr. John Alcore David Blyth Prism Entertainment Where The Heart Is Shitty John Boorman Touchstone Mindfield Doctor Satorius Jean-Claude Lord Allegro Films Souvenir Ernst Kestner Geoffrey Reeve Mackinac Media Shadow Dancing Edmund beaumont Lewis Foley Cineplex Films Vampire in Venice Prof. Paris Catalano Augusto Caminito Rete Italia Dragnet Rev. Jonathan Whirely Tom Mankiewcz Universal I Love N.Y John Robertson Yeats Alan Smithee Echo Bridge Home Ents. The Boss' Wife Mr Roalvang Ziggy Steinberg Tristar pictures The Sound OF Music Captain Von Trapp Robert Wise Argyle Enterprises The Boy in Blue Knox Charles Jarrott CBC Ordeal by Innocence Leo Argyle Desmond Davis London-Cannon Films Lily in Love Fitzroy Wynn Karoly Makk Hungarofilm Dreamscape Bob Blair Joseph Ruben Zupnik-Curtis Enterprises Highpoint James Hatcher Peter Carter Highpoint Film Production The Amateur Professor Lakos Charles Jarrott Balkan Prods. Eyewitness Joseph Peter Yates 20th C Fox Film Somewhere in Time William F.Robinson Jeannot Szwarc Rastar Pictures Hanover Street Paul Sellinger Peter Hyams Columbia Pictures Murder by Decree Sherlock Holmes Bob Clark Canadian Film Co. Starcrash The Emperor Lewis Coates Nat&Patrick Wachsberger The Silent Partner Harry Reikle Daryl Duke Carolco Ent. International Velvet John Seaton Bryan Forbes MGM The Disappearance Deverell Stuart Cooper National Film Co. The Assignment Captain Behounek Mats Arehn Nordisk Tonefilm Aces High Capt. Uncle Sinclair Jack Gold S. Benjamin Fisz Prods. The Man Who Would Be King Rudyard Kipling John Huston Columbia Pictures Corp The Sound of Music Captain Von Trapp Robert Wise Robert Wise Prods. TV includes: Departure Howard Lawson T.J.Scott Shaftesbury The Summit P. J . A i m e s Nick Copus MH & S Prods. Four Minutes Archie Mason Charles Beeson ESPN Little Moon of Alban*** Kenneth Boyd George Schaefer NBC Our Fathers**** Cardinal Bernard Law Dan Curtis Dan Curtis Prods. Agent of Influence John Watkins Michale Poulette Agent Prods. On Golden Pond Norman Thayer Ernest Thompson CBS Possessed Archbishop Hume Steven E. de Souza Flashpoint The Dinosaur Hunter Hump Hinton Rick Stevenson Independent Moving Prods. American Tragedy F. L e e B a i l e y Lawrence Schiller 20th C Fox TV Nuremberg Sir Maxwell-Fyfe Yves Simoneau Alliance Atlantic Comm. Counterstrike Alexander Addington Various Alliance Comm. Berlin Lady Wilhelm Speer Pierre Boutron Motion International The Thorn Birds****** Archbishop Verchese Daryl Duke David Wolper-Stan Co. Jesus of Nazareth Herod Antipas Franco Zeffirelli ITC Arthur Hailey's The Moneychangers Roscoe Heyward Boris Sagal Paramount TV Christopher Plummer 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 *All The Money in the Word Nominated - Academy Award - Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role *Beginners Won - Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Won - BAFTA - Best Supporting Actor Won - Academy Award - Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role **The Last Station Nominated - Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Nominated - Academy Award - Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role ***Little Moon of Alban Nominated - Emmy Award - Best Single Performance by an Actor ****Our Fathers Nominated - Emmy Award - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a miniseries/movie *****American Tragedy Nominated - Golden Globe- Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role ******The Thorn Birds Nominated - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Special Christopher Plummer 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.
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