Bill Nighy
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BIO
Bill Nighy starred on Broadway in David Hare’s The Vertical Hour and at London’s National Theatre in Hare’s Pravda and A Map of the World; and on television he has starred in Hare’s “Page Eight†and in the second and third installments of Hare’s The Worricker Trilogy—“Turks & Caicos†and “Salting the Battlefield.†Additional London stage credits include the National Theatre productions of Arcadia, Blue/Orange, and The Seagull; Betrayal at the Almeida Theatre; and A Kind of Alaska, at the Donmar Warehouse. He starred in the films Love Actually; Wild Target; The Boat That Rocked; Valkyrie; Notes on a Scandal; Underworld: Evolution and Underworld: Rise of the Lycans; The Constant Gardener; Lawless Heart; Still Crazy; Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1; The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy; The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel; Jack the Giant Slayer; I, Frankenstein; About Time; the recent Pride; and as Captain Davy Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. Additional television credits include the films “The Girl in the Café,†“The Young Visiters,†“State of Play,†“The Men’s Room,†“The Lost Prince,†and “Gideon’s Crossing.†He will be seen in the upcoming film The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
STAGE CREDITS
Movies
[ 1981 ] Squadron Leader Blenkinsop
[ 1983 ] ENT Doctor
[ 1984 ] Al
[ 1989 ] Martin Barton
[ 1989 ] Tiger Brown
[ 1994 ] Julian
[ 1996 ] Jeremy Saville
[ 1996 ] Tristan
[ 1997 ] Edward Gardner
[ 1998 ] Ray Simms
[ 1999 ] Mr. Johnson
[ 2001 ] Dan
[ 2001 ] Ray Raymond Robertson
[ 2001 ] RogerRogChamberlain, King George III in Show
[ 2002 ] Uncle Louis Gryffoyn
[ 2003 ] Billy Mack
[ 2003 ] Mortmain
[ 2003 ] Viktor
[ 2004 ] Philip
[ 2004 ] Robin
[ 2005 ] Dylan
[ 2005 ] Sir Bernard Pellegrin
[ 2005 ] Slartibartft
[ 2006 ] Alan Blunt
[ 2006 ] Davy Jones
[ 2006 ] Richard Hart
[ 2006 ] Viktor
[ 2006 ] Whitey
[ 2007 ] Davy Jones
[ 2007 ] Met Chief Inspector
[ 2008 ] General Friedrich Olbricht
[ 2008 ] Ringmter
[ 2009 ] Alexander
[ 2009 ] Dr. Elefun, Robotsky
[ 2009 ] Quentin
[ 2009 ] Saber
[ 2009 ] Viktor
[ 2010 ] Minister Rufus Scrimgeour
[ 2010 ] Victor Maynard
[ 2011 ] Dougl Ainslie
[ 2011 ] Grandsanta
[ 2011 ] Rattlesnake Jake
[ 2011 ] Richard
[ 2012 ] Hephaestus
[ 2012 ] Matthi
[ 2013 ] Dad
[ 2013 ] General Fallon
[ 2013 ] The Network
[ 2014 ] Cliff
[ 2014 ] Naberius
[ 2014 ] Tom Sergeant
[ 2015 ] Dougl Ainslie
[ 2016 ] Ambrose Hilliard, Uncle Frank
[ 2016 ] Arthur Wilson
[ 2016 ] John Kildare
[ 2016 ] Socrates
[ 2017 ] Edmund Brundish
[ 2018 ] Alan
[ 2019 ] Edward
[ 2019 ] Howard Clifford
[ 2019 ] Sinclair
[ 2019 ] Timofey
[ 2020 ] Mr. Woodhouse
[ 2020 ] Robert Hayes
[ 2021 ] Spencer
[ 2022 ] Williams
[ 2023 ] Danzi
[ 2023 ] Mal
[ 2024 ] Lighthouse Bill
[ 2024 ] Patrick Steptoe
[ 2024 ] Longneck
[ 2024 ] Conrad
[ 2024 ] Cardinal Lawrence
[ 2024 ] Mal
[ 2024 ] Danzi
[ 2024 ] Professor Craven
[ 2024 ] Bob Kellerman
[ 2025 ] Andrew
TV Shows
Saint Germain
Iain Cameron, Ian, Iain
The Merchant
Awards and Nominations
Bill Nighy, Skylight
Bill Nighy, Skylight
winner
Bill Nighy, The Vertical Hour
Bill NighyBlue/Orange
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Bill Nighy has appeared on Broadway in 2 shows.
Bill Nighy has appeared on London's West End in 1 shows.
Bill Nighy's first West End show was Skylight which opened in 2014
Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Skylight, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for Skylight, Performance (Theatre World Awards) for The Vertical Hour and Best Actor (Olivier Awards) for Blue/Orange.
Bill Nighy won the Theatre World Award for his performance in The Vertical Hour.
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