Paul Scofield
Date of Birth: January 21, 1922 (104)
Birth Place: Hurstpierpoint, ENGLAND
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Paul Scofield
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Movies
[ 1955 ] King Philip II of Spain
[ 1964 ] Colonel Franz Von Waldheim
[ 1970 ] King Lear
[ 1970 ] Sergei Diaghilev
[ 1970 ] The Accountant
[ 1973 ] Sergei Zharkov
[ 1983 ] Narrator
[ 1984 ] Old Robert Clarke
[ 1985 ] Alexander Scherbatov
[ 1989 ] King Charles VI of France
[ 1989 ] The Birdman
[ 1990 ] The Ghost
[ 1992 ] Doctor Vaclav Orlik
[ 1994 ] Mark Van Doren
[ 1994 ] Narrator
[ 1996 ] Judge Thom Danforth
[ 1999 ] voice
Awards and Nominations
Paul Scofield, John Gabriel Borkman
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Paul Scofield, John Gabriel Borkman
Paul Scofield, Heartbreak House
Paul Scofield, I'm Not Rappaport
Paul Scofield, Amadeus
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Paul Scofield
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Paul Scofield, King Lear
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Paul Scofield, A Man for All Seasons
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Paul Scofield, The Power and the Glory
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Paul Scofield has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows.
Paul Scofield has appeared on London's West End in 1 shows.
Paul Scofield's first West End show was Expresso Bongo which opened in 1958
Best Actor (Olivier Awards) for John Gabriel Borkman, Best Actor (Evening Standard Awards) for John Gabriel Borkman, Best Actor (Olivier Awards) for Heartbreak House, Comedy Performance of the Year (Olivier Awards) for I'm Not Rappaport, Actor of the Year in a New Play (Olivier Awards) for Amadeus, Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards), Best Actor (Evening Standard Awards) for King Lear, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for A Man for All Seasons and Best Actor (Evening Standard Awards) for The Power and the Glory.
Paul Scofield received Best Actor from the Evening Standard Awards for John Gabriel Borkman. He also earned the Distinguished Performance Award from the Drama League Awards. The Evening Standard Awards recognized him again with Best Actor for King Lear. His most notable Broadway recognition came when he won Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play from the Tony Awards for A Man for All Seasons.