Douglas Hodge
Biography
Douglas Hodge is an English actor, director, and musician who trained for the stage at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Hodge is a council member of the National Youth Theatre for which, in 1989, he co-wrote Pacha Mama's Blessing about the Amazon rain forests staged at the Almeida Theatre.
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Movies (30)
Pillion
as Pete
2025
G20
as Prime Minister Oliver Everett
2025
We Live in Time
as Reginald
2024
Vindication Swim
as The Newsreader
2024
The Curse of Bridge Hollow
as Old Man
2022
A Grand Romantic Gesture
as Simon
2022
The Devil All the Time
as Leroy Brown
2020
The Bet
as Albert
2020
Gemini Man
as Jack Willis
2019
Joker
as Alfred Pennyworth
2019
The Report
as James Mitchell
2019
Jonathan
as Hans Lieber
2018
Wanderland
as Dr. Rock Positano
2018
Beirut
as Sully
2018
Red Sparrow
as Maxim Volontov
2018
Tulip Fever
as Nicholas Steen
2017
The Dancer
as Taylor
2016
Serena
as Horace Kephart
2014
Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return
as Fruit Stripped Lawyer (voice)
2014
Diana
as Paul Burrell
2013
Bert & Dickie
as Mr. Bushnell
2012
Robin Hood
as Sir Robert Loxley
2010
Harold Pinter: A Celebration
as Self
2010
The Descent: Part 2
as Dan
2009
Mansfield Park
as Sir Thomas Bertram
2007
Scenes of a Sexual Nature
as Brian
2006
Out of time
as Michael
2004
Vanity Fair
as Pitt Crawley
2004
Victoria Station
Director (Directing)
2003
Three Sisters
as Andrei
2003
TV Shows (20)
The Bombing of Pan Am 103
as Stuart Henderson
2025
Extrapolations
as Hendricks
2023
The Undoing
as Robert Adelman
2020
The Great
as General Velementov
2020
Lost in Space
as Alistair Hastings
2018
Decline and Fall
as Grimes
2017
The Night Manager
as Rex Mayhew
2016
Penny Dreadful
as Bartholomew Rusk
2014
The Town
as Inspector Chris Franks
2012
Secret State
as Anthony Fossett
2012
Elementary
as Sydney Place
2012
One Night
as Ted
2012
Black Mirror
as Rolo Haynes
2011
Death in Paradise
as Daniel Langham
2011
The Good Wife
as Damon Stryk
2009
Unforgiven
as Michael Belcombe
2009
Skins
as Edward
2007
Red Cap
2003
Spooks
as Gary Hicks
2002
The Way We Live Now
as Roger Carbury
2001