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Timeline

  • 2025
    • Castlevania: Nocturne 2
    • The Rig 2
    • Quezon
    • Tanvi The Great
  • 2024
    • Reyka 2
    • The Last Front
    • Last Days of the Space Age
    • Silo 2
  • 2023
    • Silo 1
    • Operation Napoleon
    • Castlevania: Nocturne 1
  • 2022
    • Reyka 1 (The Cane Field Killings)
    • The Rig 1
  • 2021
    • Titans 3
    • Tides (The Colony)
  • 2020
    • The Windermere Children
    • The Racer
    • Black Beauty
  • 2019
    • Game of Thrones VIII
    • The Flood
    • The Fabric of You
    • Isabel
    • Titans 2
  • 2018
    • Dusty and Me
    • Mrs. Wilson
    • Delicious 1-3
  • 2017
    • Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
    • Cleverman 1&2
    • Beautiful Devils
    • My Cousin Rachel
    • Game of Thrones VII
  • 2016
    • Eye In The Sky
    • Game of Thrones VI
    • Jack Taylor: Cross
    • Jack Taylor: Headstone
    • Jack Taylor: Purgatory
  • 2015
    • Game of Thrones V
    • The Bad Education Movie
  • 2014
    • Poirot: Elephants Can Remember
    • Breathless
    • Game of Thrones IV
    • The Red Tent
    • Fortune’s Fool
  • 2013
    • Jack Taylor: The Dramatist
    • Jack Taylor: Priest
    • Borgia (2.3&4)
    • Game of Thrones III
    • Kick Ass 2
    • Jack Taylor: Shot Down
    • Longing
  • 2012
    • Prisoners' Wives 1&2
    • Game of Thrones II
    • The Hollow Crown: Henry IV, part 2
    • Haven (3.6)
    • Ripper Street (1.5)
    • Uncle Vanya
  • 2011
    • Game of Thrones I
    • Strike Back: Project Dawn
    • Jack Taylor: The Pikemen
    • Jack Taylor: The Magdalen Martyrs
    • Downton Abbey: Series 2
    • The Iron Lady
  • 2010
    • Doctor Who (5.4&5)
    • Jack Taylor: The Guards
    • Spooks: Series 9
    • Ghosts
  • 2009
    • Law & Order: UK (1.4)
    • The Case of Unfaithful Klara
    • Into the Storm
    • Dh'Eirich na Deòir (The Tears Welled)
    • Pope Joan
    • Harry Brown
    • Wallenstein
    • Separate Tables
  • 2008
    • City of Vice
    • Slapper
    • The Diary of Anne Frank
    • Scenes from a Marriage
  • 2007
    • The Last Legion
    • Resident Evil: Extinction
    • Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution
    • The Relief of Belsen
    • Starting Over
  • 2006
    • Small Engine Repair
    • The Crucible
  • 2005
    • Man to Man
    • Kidnapped
    • Kingdom of Heaven
    • Tara Road
    • Vagabond Shoes
    • Hedda Gabler
  • 2004
    • Song for a Raggy Boy
    • Resident Evil: Apocalypse
  • 2003
    • The Soul Keeper
    • Devil's Words: The Battle for an English Bible
    • Spy Sorge
    • Carla
    • The Seagull
  • 2002
    • Impact
    • Darkness
    • A Streetcar Named Desire
  • 2001
    • Beautiful Creatures
    • Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
    • Gabriel & Me
  • 2000
    • The Wyvern Mystery
    • Paranoid
    • Glasgow Kiss
    • Anchor Me
  • 1999
    • Wives and Daughters
  • 1998
    • Trial and Retribution II
    • Mararia
    • The Blue Room
  • 1997
    • Painted Lady
  • 1996
    • Death of a Salesman
    • Martin Guerre
  • 1995
    • Missus
  • 1994
    • Henry V
    • The Broken Heart
  • 1993
    • The Young Americans
    • King Lear
    • Macbeth
    • Here
  • 1992
    • Frankie's House
    • Black and Blue
    • She Stoops To Conquer
    • Coriolanus
  • 1991
    • Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead
    • Ferdydurke
    • Adam Bede
    • Hamlet
  • 1990
    • Mountains of the Moon
    • Fools of Fortune
    • Silent Scream
    • The Man Who Had All the Luck
  • 1989
    • The Picnic
    • Paris by Night
  • 1988
    • The Fear
    • Gorillas in the Mist
    • Hapgood
  • 1987
    • Will You Love Me Tomorrow
    • Road
  • 1986
    • Taggart: Knife Edge
    • Blood Hunt
    • Edward II
  • 1985
    • Wuthering Heights
    • Dead Men
    • Accidental Death of An Anarchist
    • The Snow Queen
    • La Bolshie Vita
    • The Recruiting Officer
    • The Wild Duck
    • Birmingham Repertory Theatre
  • 1983
    • A Ring of Keys
    • Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
  • 1982
    • If One Green Bottle
    • The Resistible Rise Of Arturo Ui
  • 1980
    • Aberdeen University Theatre

Evening Standard (Fortune’s Fool)

Game of Thrones fans know him from TV but to followers of Russian theatre Iain Glen is the go-to actor.

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Financial Times (Uncle Vanya)

Why does Uncle Vanya’s existential gloom speak to us so profoundly?

2012 More

Daily Telegraph (Ghosts)

“It was as if Ibsen had dropped a bomb…”

2010 More

The Guardian (Ghosts)

Leading actors do not often make the leap into directing, but Iain Glen has wanted to for years.

2010 More

The Times (The Crucible)

Actor Iain Glen, 44, takes a no-nonsense approach to health, and sailing helps to ground him.

2006 More

The Stage (The Crucible)

For an actor who is equally happy on stage and screen, Iain Glen is fortunate enough to have a foot in both camps.

2006 More

The Times (Hedda Gabler)

Iain Glen is effortlessly striking a pose.

2005 More

RADA Magazine (The Blue Room)

It was good to see you back on stage in The Blue Room, David Hare’s new version of Arthur Schnitzler’s ‘La Ronde’.

1999 More

Vogue (The Blue Room)

So what kind of a way to spell your name is ‘Iain’? Mr. Glen grins. “The right way!”

1999 More

In Theatre, Broadway (The Blue Room)

Now And Glen: Getting intimate with The Blue Room star Iain Glen.

1998 More

Daily Telegraph (The Blue Room)

Jane Edwards talks to Nicole Kidman and Iain Glen.

1998 More

Daily Telegraph (Martin Guerre)

In and around the Prince Edward Theatre a sense of bristling urgency is evident.

1996 More

The Times (Henry V)

American film studios are wooing the latest star in the firmament of the Royal Shakespeare Company…

1995 More

Sunday Express (King Lear)

It was, without doubt, the largest gathering of egos since the Oscars ceremony.

1994 More

Scotland on Sunday (Macbeth)

Double, double, toil no trouble. Iain Glen has never seen Macbeth produced…

1993 More

The Weekender (Macbeth)

This is no Bragger I see before me. Iain Glen is not insecure, but he’s certainly not one to blow his own trumpet.

1993 More

Time Out (The Man Who Had All The Luck)

Up a winding stair, in a sunlit garret, Iain Glen is a figure at odds with the office furniture.

1990 More

Evening Standard (Hapgood)

Gorgeous Iain Glen. A Canny Scotsman. He’s set for the top – but only on his own terms.

1988 More
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