Dan Stevens
Daniel "Dan" Jonathan Stevens (born October 10, 1982 in Croydon , Greater London ) is a British actor .
Career
Stevens, born in Surrey , was a scholarship holder at the prestigious Tonbridge School and later at Cambridge University . In Cambridge he was a member of the Cambridge Footlights theater company and studied English literature at Emmanuel College . He has worked with theater directors such as Sir Peter Hall and Samuel West in the UK and USA . In 2005 he was nominated for the Ian Charleson Award for his role as Orlando in As You Like It .
In 2006 he played the lead role of Nick Guest in the BBC adaptation of Alan Hollinghursts with the Booker Prize winning novel The Line of Beauty ( "The Line of Beauty"). In the same year he was the Simon Bliss in Hay Fever by Noel Coward in the Haymarket Theater on the stage, along with Peter Bowles and Judi Dench and directed by Peter Hall . Also for the BBC , he played Lord Holmwood in the 2006 film version of Dracula with Marc Warren , Sophia Myles and David Suchet and a year later the role of Basil Brookes in the television film Maxwell . In 2008, Stevens played Edward Ferrars in the BBC television series Sense and Sensibility and appeared in Bill Kenwright's new production of Noël Coward's play The Vortex .
New Year 2009 he was on British television on ITV1 in Marple: Nemesis and also in early 2009 as Hildegard Knef's second husband David Cameron in the biography Hilde in German cinemas. From June to September 2009 he appeared again in London's West End and played the role of Septimus Hodge in the new production of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia ("Arcadia") at the Duke of York's Theater. In the same year he made the movie The Knowledge of Others . From 2010 to 2012, Stevens played in the ITV television series Downton Abbey Matthew Crawley, the cousin and heir of the Earl of Grantham. After the great success of the series, he was seen in a supporting role in the movie Vamps - Dating with Bite in 2012 alongside Alicia Silverstone .
Stevens has voiced a number of audiobooks, including Snakehead by Anthony Horowitz , The Dragon's Eye by Dugald Steer, and The Outcast by Sadie Jones . He has also read scenes from works of world literature for the series The Carte Noire Readers . B. Charles Dickens ' Great Expectations and Jonathan Coe ’s The Rotters' Club .
Filmography (selection)
- 2004: Frankenstein (TV multi-parter)
- 2006: The Line of Beauty (miniseries)
- 2006: Dracula (TV movie)
- 2007: Agatha Christie's Marple : Fate Personified ( Nemesis , TV movie)
- 2008: Sense and Sensibility (Sense & Sensibility)
- 2009: Hilde
- 2009: Schloss des Schreckens ( The Turn of the Screw , TV movie)
- 2010–2012: Downton Abbey (TV series, 25 episodes)
- 2012: Vamps - Dating with a Bite (Vamps)
- 2012: Summer in February
- 2013: Inside Wikileaks - The Fifth Estate
- 2013: The Tomorrow People (TV series, 3 episodes)
- 2014: The Guest
- 2014: Cobbler - Der Schuhmagier (The Cobbler)
- 2014: Ruhet in Frieden - A Walk Among the Tombstones (A Walk Among the Tombstones)
- 2014: Night at the Museum: The mysterious tomb (Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb)
- 2015: Criminal Activities
- 2016: Norman (Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer)
- 2016: Colossal
- 2017: Charles Dickens: The Man Who Invented Christmas
- 2017: Beauty and the Beast (Beauty and the Beast)
- 2017: Marshall
- 2017: Kill Switch
- 2017: Permission
- 2017-2019: Legion (TV series, 26 episodes)
- 2018: Apostle
- 2019: Lucy in the Sky
- 2020: Kipo and the World of Wonder Monsters ( Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts , TV series, voice)
- 2020: Call of the Wild (The Call of the Wild)
- 2020: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
- 2020: The Rental
Stage (selection)
year | piece | role | author | Director | theatre |
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2009 | Arcadia | Septimus Hodge | Tom Stoppard | David Leveaux | Duke of York's Theater |
2009 | Every Good Boy Deserves Favor | doctor | Tom Stoppard | Felix Barrett / Tom Morris | National Theater |
2008 | The Vortex | Nicky Lancaster | Noël Coward | Peter Hall | Apollo Theater |
2006 | Hay Fever | Simon Bliss | Noël Coward | Peter Hall | Theater Royal Haymarket |
2006 | The Romans in Britain | Marban / Maitland | Howard Brenton | Samuel West | Crucible Theater , Sheffield |
2005 | Much Ado About Nothing | Oliver | William Shakespeare | Peter Hall | Theater Royal, Bath |
2004/2005 | As You Like It | Orlando | William Shakespeare | Peter Hall | Rose Theater, Kingston & US Tour |
Audiobooks (selection)
year | title | author | publishing company |
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2010 | Blueeyedboy | Joanne Harris | Corgi |
2010 | The Prince of Mist | Carlos Ruiz Zafon | Orion |
2010 | Was horse | Michael Morpurgo | Harper Collins |
2009 | Crocodile Tears | Anthony Horowitz | Walker Books Ltd. |
2009 | Wolf Hall | Hilary coat | Harper Collins |
2009 | A Week in December | Sebastian Faulks | Random House |
2009 | The Angel's Game | Carlos Ruiz Zafon | Orion |
2009 | The Dragon Diary | Dugald A. Steer | Orion |
2008 | The Outcast | Sadie Jones | Random House |
2008 | Day | AL Kennedy | Random House |
2008 | The With Me | Elena Forbes | Quercus Publishing |
2007 | The Dragon's Eye | Dugald A. Steer | Orion |
2007 | Strike back | Chris Ryan | Random House |
2007 | Snakehead | Anthony Horowitz | Walker Books Ltd. |
Web links
- Dan Stevens in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Official website of Dan Stevens
Individual evidence
- ^ Theo Bosanquet: Critics Hail Stoppard's Arcadia . In: Review round-up . Whatsonstage.com. June 8, 2009. Retrieved May 17, 2020.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Stevens, Dan |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Stevens, Daniel Jonathan (full name) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | British actor |
DATE OF BIRTH | October 10, 1982 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Croydon , Greater London |