Andrew Havill

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Andrew Havill
Born (1965-06-01) 1 June 1965 (age 59)
Oxford, England
Alma mater University of Exeter
Years active1989–present
Website Official website

Andrew Havill (born 1 June 1965) is a British actor. Havill has appeared in more than 40 films and 50 plays beginning in the late 1980s. After training in Oxford and London, [1] he began his career in repertory theatre in 1989 and made his screen debut in 1993. As a character actor, Havill has appeared in many British costume dramas. [2]

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Education

Havill attended the University of Exeter, where he read English and drama. [3] He spent four years with the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain with roles in London theatre productions including For Those in Peril at the Shaw Theatre, As You Like It at the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park, and Reynard the Fox on the Drum Theatre Plymouth and south-west tour. At the Jeanetta Cochrane Theatre, Havill appeared in Henry V, Twelfth Night , and A Proper Place. He spent a further four years with the Royal Shakespeare Company. [4]

Havill is also an alumnus of the Oxford University Dramatic Society with roles in Oxford theatre productions including Twelfth Night at the Oxford Playhouse, [5] The Recruiting Officer at New College Cloisters, and As You Like It at Lady Margaret Hall Gardens. [4]

Career

Theatre

Havill began his career with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). In 1989, he portrayed Lysander at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream [5] and Reynaldo at the Barbican Theatre's production of Hamlet . He appeared in the Fortune Theatre's productions of The Woman in Black in 1989 and 1996. [6]

Throughout the 1990s, Havill performed in a number of plays at London's West End and elsewhere. He portrayed several characters at the Barbican Theatre in an RSC production of A Clockwork Orange and at The Pit London in A Woman of No Importance . [5] In conjunction with the RSC, Havill's focus was Shakespeare; in 1990, he portrayed George Seacoal in Much Ado About Nothing , Peter Arnold in Two Shakespearean Actors and The Merchant in The Comedy of Errors ; from 1991 to 1992, he portrayed Sir William Bagot in an RSC production of Richard II at the Barbican Theatre in London. [4]

In 2003, Havill played Group Captain Windbreak in Justin Butcher's production of The Madness of George Dubya at the Arts Theatre in London. Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian that "Butcher's production... has a surprising jauntiness; ... Andrew Havill as an ineffectual group captain... stand[s] out." [7] The following year, Havill was cast as the Reverend James Morell in George Bernard Shaw's Candida , for which The Guardian's Lyn Gardner wrote "Much of the pleasure of Christopher Luscombe's well-observed period production is in watching Andrew Havill's interesting Morell move from confident self-belief to bewildered self-doubt as he starts to understand that even goodness is a form of selfishness." [8] Havill's other stage roles of the 2000s include working with Alan Ayckbourn on his play Virtual Reality, a West End production of Jean Anouilh's Ring Around the Moon , and roles in director Chris Luscombe's productions of The Comedy of Errors and The Merry Wives of Windsor at Shakespeare's Globe. Of the latter, Gardner wrote "Havill's comic timing is a joy." [9]

Havill also appeared as Frank Ford in The Merry Wives of Windsor US tour of 2010. Ben Brantley commented in The New York Times , "As Ford... the excellent Mr. Havill is exactly as serious as he needs to be, reminding us that one of comedy’s main functions is to defuse bombs that in real life often explode and destroy." [10] In 2012 and 2013, he was part of the original cast of James Graham's play This House , at the National Theatre, directed by Jeremy Herrin. [11] His work has included three roles at Hampstead Theatre in the plays Farewell to the Theatre, Drawing the Line , and Wonderland, [12] and a portrayal of the English physician Sir Gilbert Wedgecroft in a National Theatre production of Waste, with Anne Cox writing "Havill offers excellent support... as always." [13] In 2019, Havill portrayed Warren Lewis at the Chichester Festival Theatre's production of Shadowlands opposite actors Liz White and Hugh Bonneville, [14] having appeared with Bonneville in the Downtown Abbey film of the same year. [15]

Television

Havill made his television debut in Lucy Gannon's Soldier Soldier in 1993, followed by a portrayal of English critic John Davenport in The House of Elliot Series 3 the following year. [16] From 1997 to 1998, Havill worked with Lynda La Plante on her drama series Trial & Retribution , playing Clarence Oxley on Trial & Retribution I and Crispin Oxley on Trial & Retribution II. Havill starred in two 1999 television mini series: Aristocrats and Wives and Daughters as Charles Bunbury and Sir Charles Morton respectively. [17] [18]

In the 2000s, his television roles included portraying Manet on The Impressionists , Elizabeth David (in which he featured as the husband of cookery writer Elizabeth David in the docudrama after whom it was named), [19] Daphne and The Tudors . He played the Chief Steward in the Christmas Doctor Who episode "Voyage of the Damned" [20] and was in the BBC drama Spooks Series 8. [21] [22]

In 2011, Havill portrayed the Reverend Conrad Walker on ITV's Midsomer Murders (in the episode The Night of the Stag). In 2012, he was cast as the Royal Equerry, Harry, in the episode A Scandal in Belgravia of the mystery crime drama Sherlock due to his reputation for playing "well-spoken upper-class types." [23] His work of the 2010s includes playing Victor McKinley on the BBC's Father Brown , Edward Sidwell on The Coroner Series 1, episode 8 (Napoleon's Violin), and Gareth Anderson on Vera (in the episode Natural Selection) in 2017. [21]

Havill played factory owner Douglas Broome in the 2021 series The Nevers , [24] and Professor Lucius Stamfield in Endeavour of the same year. In the fifth and sixth seasons of The Crown , he portrayed Robert Fellowes, the Queen's private secretary and brother-in-law of Princess Diana. He and twelve other cast members were nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series for their roles in The Crown. [25] In 2024, he portrayed the criminal defence lawyer Stuart Wentworth QC in the British television drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office . [26]

Film

Havill made his film debut in 1995, portraying Galant on Michael Hoffman's Restoration . Following this, he played Algernon in Brian Gilbert's 1997 film Wilde and Piers in Clare Kilner's 1999 film Janice Beard . [27]

In the 2000s, Havill's film work included roles in Thaddeus O'Sullivan's 2002 period drama The Heart of Me as Charles (the fiancé of Helena Bonham Carter's Dinah), [19] Douglas McGrath's 2002 period comedy-drama Nicholas Nickleby , Christine Jeffs' 2003 biographical drama Sylvia , and Sean Ellis' 2008 horror film The Broken as Doctor Myers. [28]

In 2010, Havill portrayed the royal sound engineer Robert Wood in The King's Speech . [29] He played the cabinet secretary to Meryl Streep's Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady (2011), Cameron in Hyde Park on Hudson (2012), and Turing's professor in The Imitation Game (2014). In 2019, he portrayed the Archbishop of Canterbury in David Michôd's historical drama film The King and Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood in the historical drama film Downtown Abbey . [30] In Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019), he played a First Order Officer with a small speaking role. [6] His work of the 2010s includes roles in The Awakening as George Vandermeer, Cloud Atlas as Mr. Hotchkiss, Dad's Army as Captain Meeks, My Cousin Rachel as Parson Pascoe, Gold as Sir James Benson, and Lyrebird as Maarten Wooning. [21]

Havill portrayed Sir Philip Hendy in Roger Michell's 2020 film The Duke , along with actors Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren. In 2021, he played Enid Baines' father George in the psychological horror film Censor , delivering "sterling work" as a "button-down" parent, [31] and General Reginald Dyer in the Bollywood biographical historical drama film Sardar Udham . In 2024, he portrayed Commander Oliver Locker-Lampson in the Netflix documentary drama Einstein and the Bomb with Aidan McArdle as Einstein. [32]

Other work

In 2023, Havill provided the voice for Sylvestre Lesage in the action role-playing game Final Fantasy XVI. [33] [34]

Filmography

Film
YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1995 Restoration GalantFilm debut [35]
1997 Wilde Algernon [36]
1998 Titanic Town Officer [37]
1999 Janice Beard Piers [27]
2002 The Heart of Me Charles (Dinah's fiancé) [38]
Nicholas Nickleby Mr. Nickleby [39]
2003 Sylvia David Wevill [28]
2004 The Rocket Post [22]
2008 The Broken Dr. Myers [19]
DummyDoctor [40]
Pop ArtMr. MiltonShort [41]
2010 Mr. Nice Prosecution Barrister [40]
The King's Speech Robert Wood [29]
London Boulevard Unlikely Vagrant [42]
2011The Merry Wives of WindsorMaster Ford [43]
The Awakening George Vandermeer [19]
The Iron Lady Cabinet Minister [19]
2012 Hyde Park on Hudson Cameron [22]
Cloud Atlas Mr. Hotchkiss [44]
Les Misérables Cochepaille [45]
2013 Closed Circuit News Reporter 1 [46]
The ListVickery [47]
2014 The Imitation Game Teacher [6]
Remainder Peter Younger [16]
2015The CarerDr. Satterthwaite [46]
The Danish Girl Danish Embassy Official [48]
Letters from Baghdad Sir Percy Cox [49]
2016 Dad's Army Captain Meeks [50]
Hot Property Alan Day [16]
2017 My Cousin Rachel Parson Pascoe [21]
The Children Act George [21]
2018 Gold Sir James Benson [51]
2019 The King Archbishop of Canterbury [52]
Downton Abbey Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood [29]
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker First Order Officer #7 [6]
The Last Vermeer Maarten Wooning [53]
2020 The Duke Sir Philip Hendy [52]
2021 Censor George [54]
Sardar Udham General Reginald Dyer [55]
2023Such A Lovely DayJohnShort
2024Einstein and the BombCommander Oliver Locker-Lampson [32]
Television
YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1993 Soldier Soldier Liaison OfficerTelevision debut [16]
1994 The House of Eliott John Davenport [56]
1997 The Peter Principle Craig HunterU.S. title: The Boss [57]
Harry Enfield & Chums Jeremy [58]
A Dance to the Music of Time Sunny Farebrother [48]
1998 Heat of the Sun Reverend Peter Michaeljohn [59]
Kavanagh QC Nicholas Gee [16]
Trial & Retribution Crispin Oxley
Clarence Oxley		 [16]
1999 Aristocrats Charles Bunbury [17]
Wives and Daughters Sir Charles Morton [18]
2000 The Ghost Hunter Professor Darcy [60]
2001 Office Gossip Lonely Heart [58]
2002 ER Daniel Newman
Casualty Maurice Goodwin
2002–11 Doctors Ian Rickman
John Wilton
Mr. Ballard		 [59]
2003 Judge John Deed Alexander Petros QC
The Bill Doctor Waring
2004D-Day 6.6.1944Jake MastermanTelevision film [59]
Island at War Oberleutnant Flach [61]
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries Inspector Ardery
2005 Casanova English Chancellor [59]
Hustle Dr. Mansfield
Waking the Dead Noel Simmons [59]
Broken News Nicholas Michaelmass
The English HaremLawrence of ArabiaTelevision film [5]
2006 Surviving Disaster Kenneth Rayment [62]
Elizabeth David: A Life in Recipes Tony DavidTelevision film [19]
Silent Witness Alan Garnett [5]
Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire Bassianus [5]
2006–07 The Impressionists Manet [19]
2007 Nuclear Secrets Harry Shergold [5]
The BrusselsAffluent Suit
Daphne Tommy BrowningTelevision film [19]
Doctor Who Chief StewardEpisode: Voyage of the Damned [59]
2008 Holby City Shaun Brennan
The Tudors
A Touch of Frost Howard Gellman [59]
The Shooting of Thomas HurndallDeputy AmbassadorTelevision film [5]
2009 Jonathan Creek Narrator [59]
Henry VIII: The Mind of a Tyrant Chapuys [63]
Into the Storm King's Private SecretaryTelevision film [64]
Small Island Mr. Ryder [5]
Criminal Justice John Race [5]
Agatha Christie's Poirot Sven Hjerson [59]
Spooks Roger Maynard [21]
2010 Law & Order Cathal Morris [59]
2011 Midsomer Murders Rev Conrad Walker [5]
The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret Colin de Glanville QC [59]
2012 Sherlock The EquerryEpisode: A Scandal in Belgravia [21]
2013 Lightfields Doctor [5]
2014 Father Brown Victor McKinley [5]
Trying Again Seb [58]
Messiah at the Foundling Hospital Charles Jennens
2015 Spotless Andrew St. John-Payne [5]
Partners in Crime James Peel KC [5]
Life in Squares Clive Bell [5]
The Coroner Edward Sidwell [22]
VirtuosoBaron Von Faust [5]
2016 Call the Midwife Denis Dawley [21]
Witness for the Prosecution Clifford Starling [16]
Taboo Quaker
2016–17 The Frankenstein Chronicles Reverend Ambrose [59]
20171066: A Year to Conquer England Archbishop Stigand [65]
Vera Gareth Anderson [21]
Man in an Orange Shirt Major Fanshawe [22]
Victoria Dr. Pritchard [21]
The Last Post Dr. Russell [16]
2018 Trust Patrick de Laszlo [21]
2019Dad's Army: The Lost EpisodesBrigadier [58]
2021 Endeavour Professor Lucius Stamfield [6]
2021–23 The Nevers Douglas Broome [59]
2022U-Boat Wargamers Gilbert Roberts Episode: The Mastermind [66]
The Walk-In Mr. Atkinson [67]
2022–23 The Crown Robert Fellowes Season 5 and season 6 [29]
2024 Mr Bates vs The Post Office Stuart Wentworth QCTelevision mini series [26]
Theatre
YearTitleRoleVenueRef(s)
1989 A Midsummer Night's Dream Lysander Royal Shakespeare Theatre [5]
Cymbeline Briton Captain 2
Courtier
Guest		Royal Shakespeare Theatre [4]
The Woman in Black The Actor Fortune Theatre [4]
Hamlet Reynaldo Barbican Theatre [6]
1990 A Clockwork Orange Geoffrey
Policeman 3		Barbican Theatre [4]
Much Ado About Nothing George Seacoal Royal Shakespeare Theatre [5]
The Comedy of Errors MerchantRoyal Shakespeare Theatre [5]
Two Shakespearean ActorsPeter Arnold Swan Theatre [5]
1991A Woman of No ImportanceGerald ArbuthnotThe Pit London [5]
1991–92 Richard II Sir William Bagot Barbican Theatre [5]
1992 A Woman of No Importance Gerald ArbuthnotThe Pit London [5]
1996The Prince's PlayLord Tourland National Theatre [5]
2000Virtual RealityAlex Huby Stephen Joseph Theatre [5]
2002Time and Time AgainProfessor Darcy Salisbury Playhouse [5]
2003 The Importance of Being Earnest Jack Theatre Royal Bath [5]
The Madness of George DubyaGroup Captain Windbreak Arts Theatre [7]
2004 Candida Rev. James Morell [8]
2005 Arsenic and Old Lace Mortimer Theatre Royal [68]
2006 The Comedy of Errors Antipholus of Syracuse Shakespeare's Globe [4]
2007BelmontBassanio Two Temple Place [4]
2008 The Merry Wives of Windsor Frank Ford Shakespeare's Globe [4]
Ring Round the Moon Patrice Bombelles The Playhouse Theatre [4]
2010 Noises Off Garry Lejeune Birmingham Repertory Theatre [4]
The Merry Wives of Windsor Frank Ford Shakespeare's Globe [4]
2012Farewell to the TheatreGeorge Hampstead Theatre [69]
2012–13 This House Alan Clark MP National Theatre [6]
2013 Drawing the Line Lord Louis Mountbatten Hampstead Theatre [4]
2014WonderlandWalkerHampstead Theatre [4]
2015–16 Waste Sir Gilbert Wedgecroft National Theatre [5]
2019 Shadowlands Warren Lewis Chichester Festival Theatre [70]

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