Alistair Petrie
Intelligent, authoritative, believable & reassuring.
Star of the stage and screen.
Known for feature films such as Star Wars: Rogue One (2016), The Bank Job (2008) and Victor Frankenstein (2015) and TV series such as Utopia (2014), the BBC One television series' The Night Manager (2016), Deep State (2019), and Undercover (2016) and as Mr. Groff in the Netflix original comedy-drama series Sex Education (2020).
Singing Ability
- Baritone (Skilled)
Musical Instruments
- Piano (Competent)
Acting Talents
- Impersonation (Experience of)
Other Languages
- French (Conversational)
Credits
- Sex Education (TV, 2020-18) Mr Groff. Netflix.
- Eight for Silver (Feature Film, 2020) Seamus Laurent. LD Entertainment
- Year Of The Rabbit (TV, 2019) Mr. Larkham. IFC TV
- Deep State (TV, 2018-17) George White. Endor Productions.
- Sulphur and White (Feature Film, 2018) Jeff Connors. AMG.
- Hellboy (Feature Film, 2018) Lionsgate.
- The Terror (TV, 2017) Dr Stephen Stanley. AMC.
- The Night Manager (TV, 2016) Sandy Langbourne. BBC.
- Undercover (TV, 2016) Robert Greenlaw. BBC.
- Eat Local (Feature Film, 2016) Private Stoker.
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Feature Film, 2016) General Draven. LucasFilm.
- Hampstead (Feature Film, 2016) Steve Crowley. Ecosse Films.
- Harley and the Davidsons (TV, 2016) Edsel Ford. Discovery USA.
- God's Kingdom (Short Film, 2016) Alexander.
- New Blood (TV, 2016) Charles Matherson. BBC.
- Silent Hours (Feature Film, 2015) Lieutenant Charles 'Chuck' Carter. Gallery Pictures.
- Shakespeare In Love (Theatre, 2014) Wessex.
- Frankenstein (TV, 2014) The Chief Inspector. 20th Century Fox.
- Kicking Off (Feature Film, 2014) Greaves. Gaia Media.
- Face Of An Angel (Feature Film, 2014) Steve. BBC Films.
- Utopia (TV, 2013-2014) Geoff Lawson. Channel 4.
- The Game (TV, 2013) Andrew Heaton. BBC.
- Lucan (TV, 2013) Sir James Goldsmith. ITV.
- Vera (TV, 2013) Stuart Bayliss. ITV.
- A Little Chaos (Feature Film, 2013) De Ville. BBC Films.
- Sherlock III (Feature Film, 2013) Major Sholto. BBC.
- Vendetta (Feature Film, 2013) DCI Spencer Holland. Hereford Films.
- The Silent Hours (Feature Film, 2013) Charles Carter. Silent Hours Ltd.
- The Escape Artist (TV, 2013) Julian Fowkes. BBC.
- The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (TV, 2013) Dr Casement. Hat Trick Productions.
- Rush (Feature Film, 2012) Stirling Moss. Universal Pictures,
- Cloud Atlas (Feature Film, 2012) Felix Finch & Others. Warner Bros.
- Whitechapel (TV, 2011) Dr Simon Mortlake. ITV.
- Death in Paradise (TV, 2011) Gordon Foster. BBC.
- Strike Back (TV, 2011) Kenneth Bratton. HBO/Sky.
- Ashes (Feature Film, 2011) Dr Burrows. Fiesta Productions.
- The Taking Of Prince Harry (Feature Film, 2010) Jack Pastor. Channel 4.
Worked With
- Sheila Atim
- Emily Beecham
- Samantha Coughlan
- Rosalie Craig
- Julie Dray
- Anne-Marie Duff
- Charles Edwards
- Rupert Evans
- Victoria Hamilton
- Matthew Holness
- Geraldine James
- Charlie Kelly
- Rory Kinnear
- Matthew McNulty
- Tobias Menzies
- Christy Meyer
- Mark Stanley
- Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
- Rhashan Stone
- Kedar Williams-Stirling
- Aimee Lou Wood
Related news articles
07/08/2020
Watch Alistair Petrie in the short film God's Kingdom!
Jack and Ella travel alone, taking the path less trodden. Dishevelled and dirty they keep away from people, towns and cities, off the grid. They are hiding and on the run, but from what and why? Now available on Amazon.
05/03/2020
New feature film 'Sulphur and White', out in cinemas on 6th March.
Starring Mark Stanley, Emily Beecham and featuring Alistair Petrie, Rosalie Craig and Sheila Atim. Out in cinemas 6th March.
10/01/2020
Netflix smash hit, British comedy ‘Sex Education’ returns for its second series!
Starring Aimee Lou Wood, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Alistair Petrie and Anne-Marie Duff. Available on Netflix from Friday 17th January.
07/06/2019
Alistair Petrie and Matthew Holness star in new Channel 4 comedy series ‘Year of the Rabbit’.
Comedy drama set in the dark heart of Victorian London, starring Alistair Petrie as Larkham and Matthew Holness as Prince Hector. Watch Monday 10th June at 10pm on Channel 4.