Matthew McFadyen profile

Chinese name: Matthew MacFadyen Matthew MacFadyen

English name: Matthew MacFadyen

Date of birth ：1974-10-17

Birthplace: Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, UK

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Acting experience

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As an actor, films he has filmed:

2008

·Incendiary

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"Burning" as Terence Butcher

2007

·Don't Trailer/Grindhouse (2007)

·Death at a Funeral

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"Death at a Funeral" as Daniel

2006

· Middletown as Gabriel Hunter

Plays Gabriel Hunter

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2005

·Pride & Prejudice as Mr. Darcy

"Pride and Prejudice" as Mr. Darcy

2004

< p>· In My Father's Den as Paul Prior

"In My Father's Den as Paul Prior"

2003

· The Reckoning as King's Justice

"The Wages of Sin" plays the king's political officer

2001

·"The Way We Live Now" plays Frix Gabu

·Enigma as Cave

"Enigma as Cave" as Carver

2000

·Maybe Baby as Nigel

"The Baby Comes" as Niggle

1998

· Wuthering Heights as Hareton Earnshaw

"Wuthering Heights" as Hareton Earnshaw< /p>

TV:

2008

·Little Dorrit

·A Pocket Full of Rye

·Ashes to Ashes Episode 1.7

2007

·Secret Life

·Red Nose Day Comic Relief

2004

·Spooks - Episode 3 as Tom Quinn

"Mi5" Season 3 as Tom Quinn

2003

· Spooks - Episode 2 as Tom Quinn < /p>

"Mi5" Season 2 as Tom Quinn

2002

· Spooks - Episode 1 as Tom Quinn

《 MI5" Season 1 as Tom Quinn

· The Project as Paul Tibbenham

"Files" as Paul Tibbenham

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·The Way We Live Now as Sir Felix Carbury

"The World" as Sir Felix Carbury

·Perfect Strangers as Daniel

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"Perfect Strangers" as Daniel

2000

·Murder Rooms as Waller

"Sherlock Holmes" as Waller

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1999

· Warriors as Pvt. Alan James

"Warriors" as Alan James

1997/1998

< p>·Holding the Baby

Drama:

2007: The Pain and the Itch as father

2005: "Henry IV" Part 1 and 2 Playing Prince Hal (Royal National Theatre)

1999: Playing Brougham in "Battle Royale" (Royal National Theatre)

1998: Playing Benedick in "Much Ado About Nothing"

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"The School of Rumors" as Charles (Royal Shakespeare Center)

1996: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" as Demetheus (Royal Shakespeare Center)

1995: The Duchess of Malfi as Antonio

Full profile:

Matthew was born in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, in 1974. His zodiac sign is Libra. He is married to Keeley Hawes, actress (and colleague) in "spooks" (British BBC TV series, also known as MI5), and their little daughter is named Maggie.

His mother is an actress and drama teacher. His father was an oil businessman, and for most of Matthew's childhood, he had to move around with his father because his father's work often required him to travel overseas, such as the Far East and Brazil. His grandfather was also a theater enthusiast. He also has a younger brother named Jamie.

From 1990 to 1992, he attended Oakham School in Rutland [original name of the county in England], where he studied drama.

In 1992, he left school. Although he was rejected by the National Youth Theatre, he was admitted to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, along with Ioan Gruffudd (star of Fantastic Four).

In 1995, he graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and joined the Jowl company, making his debut playing the role of Antonio in "The Duchess of Malfi". In 1996, he played the title role of Stratford in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

At the same time, he also appeared in different productions on Broadway and on tour with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

In 1999, he was nominated as "The Most Classical Actor Under 30" by the Royal Art Theatre.

In 1998, he made his TV debut with the TV series "Wuthering Heights".

In 1999, he made his first starring role in the BBC drama 'Warriors' and was nominated for the Royal Television Society Award for Best Actor.

In 2000, he played the mysterious lodger Alan in "'Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes'". He also returned to theater playing Mr Brougham in 'Battle Royal'. In the same year, he starred in his first film, 'Maybe Baby'.

2001 was a busy year for Matthew, as he had a role in the film 'Enigma'. A more but crucial role - a naval officer. The protagonist of this drama is Kate Winster (ROSE in "TITANIC"). Since then, he has appeared in the movies "The Reckoning", "Perfect Strangers" and "The Way We live Now".

In 2002, he took on his most important role to date - the leading actor Tom Quinn in the BBC TV series "SPOOKS". This is a series where each episode is an independent chapter and tells the story of MI5 The espionage activities of MI5 intelligence officers are both action and wits! ! After the show was broadcast, after the British MI5 released information on recruiting intelligence officers on its website, the website was crowded almost every day. After that, he took on the TV series 'The Project'.

In 2003, Matthew returned to television and starred in "SPOOKS" (Season 2.)

In the winter of 2003, he went to New Zealand to film the adaptation of the novel of the same name by the famous writer Maurice Gee. The movie "My Father's Cave". The film won the Best Cinematography Award at the 2004 Shanghai Film Festival.

In 2004, he participated in his final performance in "spooks" (season 3). His character Tom Quinn left MI5 in the second episode of the season, which also meant that The end of all his scenes.

In 2004, he starred in the movie "Pride and Prejudice" and performed the classic Mr Darcy. In 2005, he participated in the National Theater production of Henry IV Parts 1 and 2.

Pride and Prejudice was released in the UK on September 16, 2005, and in North America on November 18.