Nicholas Rowe
Intelligent, wise, engaging, honest, established, full of depth and strength.
Born in Edinburgh but moved down to London as a teenager. His natural accent is neutral/RP but is confident with a Scottish accent.
Credits
- Belgravia (TV, 2020) Duke of Wellington. EPIX
- Washington (TV, 2020) George Washington. History Channel
- Waiting for Anya (Feature Film, 2020) The Mayor. Vertical Entertainment
- Albion (Theatre, 2020) Paul Walters. Almeida Theatre
- Riviera (TV, 2019-17) Geoffrey Anderton.Archery Pictures
- Grantchester (TV, 2019) Rupert Simpson. ITV
- Hurt by Paradise (Feature Film, 2019) Jonathan Birchwood. Sulk Youth Films
- Eat Local (Feature Film, 2017) Private Gary. Evolution Pictures.
- Genius (Feature Film, 2017) Jost Winteler. National Geographic.
- Albion (Theatre, 2017) Paul Walters. Almeida Theatre
- Old Boys (Feature Film, 2017) Head Man. BFI Film Fund.
- A United Kingdom (Feature Film, 2016) Ferer Brockway. Pathe.
- Doctor Thorne (TV, 2015) Mortimer Gazebee. ITV.
- The Crown (TV, 2015) Jock Colville. Netflix.
- Mr Holmes (Feature Film, 2015) Matinee 'Sherlock'. This Is That Film Company.
- King Charles III (Theatre, 2014) Mr Stevens. Almeida Theatre.
- George Gently (TV, 2013) Martin Langham. BBC One.
- Delicious (TV, 2013) Adolf. Delicious The Film Ltd.
- Raving (Theatre, 2013) Charles. Hampstead Theatre.
- Da Vinci's Demons (TV, 2012 - 2013) Cardinal Orsini. BBC.
- Midsomer Murders (TV, 2012) Edward Stannington / David Heartley-Reade. ITV.
- Madness of George III (Theatre, 2011) William Pitt. Jericho House.
- The Borgias (TV, 2010) Baron Bonadeo. Netflix.
- Nation (Theatre, West End, 2009) Father. National Theatre Studio.
- The Last Kingdom (TV, 2008 - 2015) Robert Morston. BBC.
- Margaret (TV, 2008) Malcolm Rifkind. TV Movie.
- The Baker (Feature Film, 2006) Business Man. Picture Film.
- See How They Run (Theatre, West End, 2006) Reverend Toop. Matthew Byam Shaw/ Touring Partnership
- The Black Death (Narration, 2004) Narrator, Peter Nicholson
- La Femme Musketeer (TV, 2002) Duke of Buckingham. Hallmark.
- Nicholas Nickleby (Theatre, 2002) Lord Verisopht. United Artists.
- The Infinite Worlds of H. G. Wells (TV, 2000) Professor Gibberne. Hallmark Productions.
- A Lover's Prayer (Feature Film, 1999) Maidanov. Seven Hills Pictures.
- Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (Feature Film, 1997) J. SKA Productions.
- The Young Sherlock Holmes (Feature Film, 1985) Sherlock Holmes. Paramount Pictures.
Related news articles
13/03/2020
New six-part period drama series ‘Belgravia’ starring Tara Fitzgerald and Nicholas Rowe.
It follows events decades later when the emerging nouveau riche, including the Trenchard family, rub shoulders with London's established upper classes, and when secrets from the past threaten to emerge. Watch on Sunday 15th March at 9pm on ITV.
20/02/2020
Following a sell-out run in 2017, ‘Albion’ returns to the Almeida Theatre.
Starring Victoria Hamilton and Nicholas Rowe. ★★★★ 'Deeply absorbing. Victoria Hamilton is glorious’ - Independent. Playing until 29th February.
14/02/2020
New History TV miniseries 'Washington' starring Nicholas Rowe and Nia Roberts.
The three-part miniseries, premieres on February 16th, on the History Channel, chronicles the life of George Washington, the first President of the United States.
16/04/2019
Nicholas Rowe and Ed Stoppard star in The Importance of Being Oscar.
New BBC Drama Documentary. The story of Oscar Wilde’s rise before his fall. With scenes from his greatest work and a star-studded cast including Nicholas Rowe playing Oscar Wilde and Ed Stoppard playing various roles. Watch on Saturday 20th April at 9pm on BBC2.