Stephen Dillane
November 30, 1956 (69 years old) in London, England, UK
Stephen Dillane (born 30 November 1956) is an English actor. He is best known for his roles as Leonard Woolf in the 2002 film The Hours, Stannis Baratheon in the HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones (2012–2015) and Thomas Jefferson in the HBO miniseries John Adams (2008), a part which earned him a Primetime Emmy nomination. He won a Tony Award for his lead performance in Tom Stoppard's play The Real Thing (2000).
Known For
Credits
- 2026 · The Uprising as
- 2026 · How It Is as
- 2026 · The Three Urns as The Damp Man
- 2024 · KAOS as Prometheus
- 2024 · The Outrun as Andrew
- 2022 · The Gold Machine as Narrator (voice)
- 2022 · Sherwood as Roy Branson
- 2021 · Boxing Day as Richard
- 2021 · Red Election as William Ogilvy
- 2021 · Vigil as Shaw
- 2020 · Alex Rider as Alan Blunt
- 2020 · The Man in the Hat as The Damp Man
- 2019 · The Professor and the Madman as Dr. Richard Brayne
- 2018 · Outlaw King as King Edward I of England
- 2018 · Antigone as
- 2018 · His Picture In Little as
- 2017 · Darkest Hour as Viscount Halifax
- 2017 · Mary Shelley as William Godwin
- 2016 · The Crown as Graham Sutherland
- 2015 · Event for a Stage as Actor
- 2015 · Game of Thrones The IMAX Experience as Stannis Baratheon
- 2013 · The Tunnel as Karl Roebuck
- 2012 · Papadopoulos & Sons as Harry Papadopoulos
- 2012 · Zero Dark Thirty as National Security Advisor
- 2012 · Secret State as Paul J. Clark
- 2012 · Hunted as Rupert Keel
- 2012 · Twenty8K as DCI Stone
- 2012 · A Touch of Cloth as Macratty
- 2012 · Murder: Joint Enterprise as Raglin
- 2011 · Perfect Sense as Stephen
- 2011 · Game of Thrones as Stannis Baratheon
- 2009 · 44 Inch Chest as Mal
- 2009 · Storm as Keith Haywood
- 2008 · The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall as Anthony Hurndall
- 2008 · God on Trial as Schmidt
- 2008 · Red Mist as Dr. Harris
- 2008 · Fugitive Pieces as Jakob Beer
- 2008 · John Adams as Thomas Jefferson
- 2007 · Savage Grace as Brooks Baekeland
- 2007 · Goal II: Living the Dream as Glen Foy
- 2006 · Klimt as Secretary
- 2005 · The Greatest Game Ever Played as Harry Vardon
- 2005 · Goal! as Glen Foy
- 2005 · Nine Lives as Martin
- 2004 · Agatha Christie's Marple as Finch
- 2004 · Haven as Mr. Allen
- 2004 · King Arthur as Merlin
- 2003 · The Gathering as Simon Kirkman
- 2002 · The Hours as Leonard Woolf
- 2002 · The Truth About Charlie as Charlie Lambert
- 2001 · Spy Game as Charles Harker
- 2001 · The Parole Officer as Inspector Burton
- 2001 · The Cazalets as Edward Cazalet
- 2000 · Anna Karenina as Karenin
- 2000 · Love & Rage as Dr. Coly
- 2000 · The Darkest Light as Tom
- 2000 · Ordinary Decent Criminal as Noel Quigley
- 1998 · Firelight as Charles Godwin
- 1998 · Déjà Vu as Sean
- 1998 · Kings in Grass Castles as Patsy
- 1997 · Welcome to Sarajevo as Michael Henderson
- 1996 · Two If by Sea as Evan Marsh
- 1995 · The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd as Mr. Blackmore
- 1994 · The Rector's Wife as Jonathan Byrne
- 1994 · Power and Lovers as Antonio
- 1993 · You, Me and It as James Woodley
- 1992 · Hostages as Chris Pearson
- 1992 · Frankie's House as Anthony Strickland
- 1992 · Frankie's House as
- 1991 · Performance as Mr Blackmore
- 1991 · Soldier Soldier as Captain Mike Davidson
- 1991 · Heading Home as Leonard Meopham
- 1990 · Hamlet as Horatio
- 1989 · The Yellow Wallpaper as John
- 1988 · Christabel as Peter Bielenberg
- 1988 · The One Game as Nicholas Thorne
- 1988 · An Affair in Mind as Gray Harston
- 1987 · The Secret Garden as Captain Lennox
- 1987 · Business as Usual as Mr. Dunlop (as Stephen Dillon)
- 1986 · Shift Work as George
- 1986 · ScreenPlay as George
- 1985 · Screen Two as Leonard Meopham
- 1982 · Remington Steele as Bradford Galt
- Future · Untitled Luther Sequel as
- Future · The Wanted Man as
- 1986 · Frankie and Johnnie as Reporter at Press Conference
- 1951 · Hallmark Hall of Fame as Captain Lennox