Corin Redgrave
Birth Place: London, ENGLAND
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STAGE CREDITS
Movies
[ 1964 ] Brother Lucius
[ 1966 ] William Roper
[ 1967 ] Terry
[ 1968 ] Captain Featherstonhaugh
[ 1968 ] Captain Wimmel
[ 1968 ] Frank Hogan
[ 1969 ] Bertram BiddleBertieSmith
[ 1971 ] Gigi
[ 1971 ] Major Lanoe Hawker VC
[ 1971 ] Roy Hunslett
[ 1974 ] Dr. Edward Trenbow
[ 1976 ] Eric Sange
[ 1981 ] Cornwall
[ 1983 ] Worsley
[ 1990 ] Sir Thom Neathouse
[ 1993 ] Robert Dixon
[ 1994 ] Hamish - Wedding Three
[ 1995 ] Sir Walter Elliot
[ 1995 ] William of Orange
[ 1996 ] Oscar Wilde
[ 1999 ] Judge
[ 2000 ] Duggie Ord
[ 2000 ] Klaus Mann
[ 2001 ] Admiral Trowbridge
[ 2001 ] Devine
[ 2002 ] Chief Inspector Clements
[ 2003 ] Lord de Vere
[ 2004 ] Professor
[ 2005 ] Sir Orlando Bridgman
[ 2008 ] Producer 1
[ 2009 ] Oliver
[ 2009 ] The Bishop
TV Shows
Asst. Commissioner Rose, A.C.C. Rose
Tony Hughes, Anthony Hughes
Robert Rylands, Robert Rylands QC, MP, Robert Rylands QC MP
Awards and Nominations
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Corin Redgrave, Not About Nightingales
Corin Redgrave, Not About Nightingales
Corin Redgrave, Not About Nightingales
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Corin Redgrave has appeared on Broadway in 2 shows.
Corin Redgrave has not appeared in the West End.
Outstanding Actor - Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Not About Nightingales, Outstanding Actor in a Play (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Not About Nightingales and Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for Not About Nightingales.
Corin Redgrave received several awards and nominations throughout his career. He won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance in “King Lear” and the Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Best Actor in 1986. Additionally, he was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play for “The Lady from Dubuque” in 1980 and received an Emmy Award nomination for his work in the television film "The Madness of King George" in 1990. Redgrave was also honored with the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Actor for his role in "In Celebration" in 1969.