List of Christopher Eccleston performances

Eccleston at GalaxyCon Louisville in 2019

Christopher Eccleston is an English actor whose work has encompassed Hollywood blockbusters and arthouse films, television dramas, Shakespearean stage performances and science fiction.

His film debut, playing Derek Bentley in the film Let Him Have It (1991), was his breakout role.[1][2] A regular part as DCI Bilborough in the crime drama Cracker (1993–94) brought him widespread recognition in the UK.[3][4] Following a role in Danny Boyle's film Shallow Grave (1994),[5] he was nominated for the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actor for playing Nicky Hutchinson in the BBC Two television drama Our Friends in the North (1996).[6][7] He also starred in Jimmy McGovern's television film Hillsborough (1996).[8]

Eccleston subsequently appeared in a wide variety of British and American films, such as Michael Winterbottom's Jude (1996) and 24 Hour Party People (2002), Boyle's 28 Days Later (2002), Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) and Revengers Tragedy (2002).[9] Eccleston played the lead role in Hamlet at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2002.[10] He received a second BAFTA nomination for playing Stephen Baxter, a Mancunian everyman who learns he is the son of God, in the ITV television drama serial The Second Coming (2003).[11][12]

Eccleston found international popularity with his lead role as the ninth incarnation of the Doctor in the BBC science fiction series Doctor Who (2005).[1] He was nominated for a Broadcasting Press Guild Award[13] and a BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Actor,[14] and was voted Most Popular Actor at the National Television Awards.[15][16] He left the role after one series, and since 2021 has reprised the role in a series of licensed audio dramas for Big Finish Productions.[17][18] Eccleston won an International Emmy Award for starring in a 2010 episode of McGovern's anthology drama Accused.[19][20] He played villainous roles in the action film G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009)[21][22] and the Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero film Thor: The Dark World (2013).[23]

He starred as Matt Jamison on the HBO drama series The Leftovers (2014–2017),[24][25] earning two consecutive nominations for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series at the Critics' Choice Television Awards.[26][27] He was nominated for an International Emmy Award for Best Actor for his role in the television miniseries Come Home (2018).[28][29] Eccleston played the title role in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Macbeth in 2018.[30] From 2016 to 2020, he played Maurice Scott in the drama series The A Word.[31][32] Since 2022, he played Fagin in the BBC family comedy drama series Dodger.[33][34]

Film

Year Title Role Refs.
1991 Let Him Have It Derek Bentley [2]
1993 Anchoress Priest [35]
1994 Shallow Grave David Stevens [5]
1996 Jude Jude Fawley [36]
1998 A Price Above Rubies Sender Horowitz [37]
Elizabeth Duke of Norfolk [38]
1999 Heart Gary Ellis [39]
Existenz Seminar Leader [9]
With or Without You Vincent Boyd [40]
2000 Gone in 60 Seconds Raymond Calitri [41]
2001 The Others Charles Stewart [3]
The Invisible Circus Wolf [42]
2002 24 Hour Party People Boethius [43]
I Am Dina Leo Zhukovsky [44]
Revengers Tragedy Vindici [9]
28 Days Later Major Henry West [45][46]
2007 The Seeker The Rider [47]
2008 New Orleans, Mon Amour Henry [48]
2009 G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra James McCullen / Destro [21]
Amelia Fred Noonan [49]
2012 Song for Marion James Harris [50][51]
2013 Thor: The Dark World Malekith [23]
2015 Legend Leonard "Nipper" Read [52]
2018 Dead in a Week or Your Money Back Harvey [53]
Where Hands Touch Heinz [54]
2024 Young Woman and the Sea Jabez Wolffe [55]
TBA Chasing Millions Crayford [56][57]

Television

Year Title Role Notes Refs.
1990 Blood Rights Dick TV film [58][3]
Casualty Stephen Hills Episode: " A Reasonable Man" [59]
1991 Inspector Morse Terrence Mitchell Episode: "Second Time Around" [60][59]
Chancer Radio Episode: "Jo" [59]
Boon Mark Episode: "Cover Up"
1992 Rachel's Dream Man in Dream Channel 4's Video Fantasies series
Poirot Frank Carter Episode: "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe"
Friday on my Mind Sean Maddox 3 episodes
Business with Friends Angel Morris TV film [61]
1993–1994 Cracker DCI David Bilborough 10 episodes [3]
1995 Hearts and Minds Drew Mackenzie 4 episodes [59]
1996 Our Friends in the North Nicky Hutchinson 9 episodes
Hillsborough Trevor Hicks TV film [10]
2000 Wilderness Men Alexander von Humboldt [59]
Clocking Off Jim Calvert 2 episodes
2001 Strumpet Strayman TV film [62]
Linda Green Tom Sherry / Neil Sherry Episode: "Twins" [59]
Othello Ben Jago TV film [63]
2002 The League of Gentlemen Dougal Siepp Episode: "How the Elephant Got Its Trunk" [59]
Flesh and Blood Joe Broughton TV film
The King and Us Anthony Waiting for the Whistle series
Sunday General Ford TV film
2003 The Second Coming Stephen Baxter 2 episodes [64]
2005 Doctor Who Ninth Doctor Series 1; 13 episodes [65][59]
Blue Peter In-character appearance on 4 April [66]
2006 Perfect Parents Stuart TV film [67][68]
2007 Heroes Claude 5 episodes [69][19]
2008 The Sarah Silverman Program Dr. Lazer Rage Episode: "I Thought My Dad Was Dead, But It Turns Out He's Not" [70]
2010 Lennon Naked John Lennon TV film [71]
Accused Willy Houlihan Episode: "Willy's Story" [46][72][19]
2011 The Shadow Line Joseph Bede All 7 episodes [73]
The Borrowers Pod Clock TV film [74]
2012 Blackout Daniel Demoys 3 episodes [75][76]
2013 Lucan John Aspinall 2 episodes [77]
2014–2017 The Leftovers Matt Jamison Main role [24][25][78][79]
2015 Fortitude Charlie Stoddart 3 episodes [80][81][82]
Safe House Robert Season 1; Main role [83][84]
Brian Pern Indie Special Luke Dunmore [85]
2016 Brian Pern: 45 Years of Prog and Roll
2016–2020 The A Word Maurice Scott Main role [31][32][86]
2017 Brian Pern: A Tribute Luke Dunmore TV film [87]
2018 Come Home Greg All 3 episodes [28]
King Lear Oswald TV film [88]
Danger Mouse J. Woolington Sham Voice; Episode: "No More Mr Ice Guy" [89][90]
2020 2019: A Year in the Life of a Year Himself TV film [91][92]
The Kemps: All True [93]
2021 Close to Me Rob Harding All 6 episodes [94][95]
2022 My Name is Leon Devlin TV film [96]
Would I Lie to You? Himself Series 16 Christmas Special [97]
2022–2023 Dodger Fagin Main role [98][99]
2023 The Kemps: All Gold Luke Dunmore TV film [100]
2024 True Detective Captain Ted Connelly Season 4 [101][102]
The Guilty Innocent Himself 2 episodes [103][104]
TBA Out of the Dust Mr Phillips Main Cast [105]

Stage

Year Title Role Notes Refs.
1989 A Streetcar Named Desire Pablo Gonzalez Bristol Old Vic [106]
Dona Rosita the Spinster
The Nephew
1990 Bent Lieutenant Royal National Theatre [8]
Abingdon Square Transferred from Soho Poly [1][8]
Aide-Memoire Royal Court Theatre [107]
1993 Waiting at the Water's Edge Will Bush Theatre [108][109]
2000 Miss Julie Jean Theatre Royal, Windsor [108]
Haymarket Theatre
2002 Hamlet Hamlet West Yorkshire Playhouse [10]
2004 Electricity Jakey [110]
2005 Night Sky The Old Vic One-night play; 30 October [111]
2009 A Doll's House Neil Kelman Donmar Warehouse [112][113]
2012 Antigone Creon Royal National Theatre [114]
2018 Macbeth Macbeth Royal Shakespeare Theatre [115]
Barbican Theatre, London [116][117]
2023 NASSIM Traverse Theatre 22 August [118]
A Christmas Carol Ebenezer Scrooge The Old Vic [119]

Performances with unknown dates

Short films

Year Artist Role Refs.
1992 Death and the Compass Alonso Zunz [120][3]
2000 The Tyre Salesman
2001 This Little Piggy Cabbie
2010 The Happiness Salesman Salesman [121][122]
2025 Whispers of Freedom Herbert Köfer [123][124]

Music videos

Year Artist Title Refs.
2004 I Am Kloot "Proof" [125][126]
2010 "Northern Skies"

Audio

Year Title Role Notes Refs.
1998 Room of Leaves Frank
Pig Paradise Jack
2001 Some Fantastic Place Narrator
Bayeux Tapestry Harold
2002 The Importance of Being Morrissey Narrator
Iliad Achilles
2003 Cromwell – Warts and All Narrator
2004 Life Half Spent Roger
2005 The Acting Class Narrator [127]
Crossing the Dark Sea Squaddie
Sacred Nation Narrator
Born to be Different Narrator
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg Brian
E=mc² (Einstein's Big Idea) Narrator
Dubai Dreams Narrator
Wanted: New Mum and Dad Narrator
Children in Need Narrator
This Sceptred Isle Various Characters
2005–2006 The Dark Side of Porn Narrator Season 1–2; 9 Episodes
2006 The 1970s: That Was The Decade That Was Narrator
2008 The Devil's Christmas Narrator
2009 Wounded Narrator
2011 The Bomb Squad Narrator
2012 Timeshift: Wrestling's Golden Age: Grapplers, Grunts & Grannies Narrator
2013 Nineteen Eighty-Four Protagonist
2016 The Last Miners Narrator 2 episodes
2017–present Ambulance Narrator 44 episodes
2017 Manchester: 100 Days After the Attack Narrator Television special
2019 Cold Bath Street, a Lancashire ghost story by A.J. Hartley Narrator
I Love the Bones of You: My Father And The Making Of Me Narrator

Big Finish productions

Year Title Role Notes Refs.
2021–present Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures Ninth Doctor Series 1–4; 37 episodes [65]
2023 Doctor Who: Once and Future Episode: "Time Lord Immemorial" [128]

Books

Year Title Notes
2019 The Whisper Man Audiobook (Narrator)
I Love the Bones of You: My Father And The Making Of Me Autobiography [129][130]

References

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