Everything about Tim Pigott-smith totally explained
Tim Pigott-Smith (born on
13 May,
1946, in
Rugby, Warwickshire,
England)
is an
English film and television actor. He was educated at
Wyggeston Boys' School,
Leicester, King's Grammar School,
Stratford Upon Avon and
Bristol University. He trained as an actor at the
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Roles include appearances in the television dramatisations of
The Jewel in the Crown and
Mrs Gaskell's
North and South.
His film career has recently included the 2004 film
Alexander,
The Four Feathers,
Gangs of New York,
Johnny English and
The Remains of the Day, and
V for Vendetta.
Pigott-Smith is a regular stage actor in
Shakespearean and
Greek roles; for instance, he played Posthumus in
John Barton's 1974 production of
Cymbeline for the
Royal Shakespeare Company. He has also made something of a name for himself as a narrator. He narrated notable TV documentaries such as the
Battlefield series, which examines pivotal battles of the
Second World War from an operations point of view.
He has also appeared twice in
Doctor Who, in the stories
The Claws of Axos (1971), and
The Masque of Mandragora (1976).
He is also a noted radio actor, appearing in many productions on
BBC Radio 4.
Filmography
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