Ed Stoppard

Highest Rated: 95% The Pianist (2002)

Lowest Rated: 9% Branded (2012)

Birthday: Sep 16, 1974

Birthplace: Not Available

British actor Ed Stoppard recently appeared in the Reg Traviss dramaticfeature JOY DIVISION. Additional film credits include ENZO FERRARI, EMBRASSEZ QUI VOUS VOUDREZ and THE LITTLE VAMPIRE. Stoppard also played Adrien Brody's quick-tempered younger brother Henryk in Roman Polanski's Oscar-winning film THE PIANIST. His latest project is as the eldest son of Michael Gambon and Emma Thompson in the film version ofBRIDESHEAD REVISITED. Stoppard has a strong theatre background, having recently performed in the West End opposite Jessica Lange in THE GLASS MENAGERIE, in the title roleof the New Ambassador's production of Shakespeare's HAMLET, as Lorenzo inthe Chichester Theatre production of MERCHANT OF VENICE, and as Konstantin in THE SEAGULL. His television credits include the title roles of TCHAIKOVSKY, JEWISH REVOLT and MURDER IN MIND, all for the BBC, as well as EMPIRE for ABC and RELIC HUNTER. Son of playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, Ed Stoppard lives in London with his wife and family.

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Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
No Score Yet	Genesis	President Pope	—	2018
73%	Angelica	Joseph Barton	—	2017
71%	Youth	Julian	$1.9M	2015
No Score Yet	Ruby l'apprentie sorcière	Ted	—	2015
No Score Yet	Ruby Strangelove Young Witch	Actor	—	2015
No Score Yet	The Man who Crossed Hitler	Actor	—	2015
40%	Blackwood	Ben Marshall	—	2013
No Score Yet	Belle Du Seigneur	Adrien	—	2013
No Score Yet	Codebreaker	Alan Turing	—	2012
9%	Branded	Misha Galkin	$0.4M	2012
71%	Papadopoulos & Sons	Rob	—	2012
75%	Nanny McPhee Returns	Lieutenant Addis	$29M	2010
62%	Brideshead Revisited	Bridey Flyte	$6.4M	2008
68%	Fugitive Pieces	Ben	$0.5M	2008
No Score Yet	Tchaikovsky: 'Fortune and Tragedy'	Actor	—	2007
No Score Yet	Tchaikovsky	Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky	—	2007
No Score Yet	Joy Division (Vörös Vihar)	Thomas	—	2006
No Score Yet	Animal	Sebastien Delnick	—	2005
No Score Yet	Enzo Ferrari	Actor	—	2003
95%	The Pianist	Henryk	$32.6M	2002
55%	The Little Vampire	Actor	$13.5M	2000

TV

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	YEAR
88%	Trackers 2019	Lucas Becker	2020
57%	Knightfall 2017-2019	King Philip IV KING PHILIP IV OF FRANCE	2019 2018 2017
No Score Yet	Trackers 2018	Actor	2018
100%	Home Fires on Masterpiece 2015-2017	Dr. Will Campbell	2017 2015
50%	Any Human Heart 2010	Ben Leeping (Older)	2015
No Score Yet	Masterpiece 1971-2014	Sir Hallam Holland Ben Leeping (Older) Vincenzo Fabri Conrad McCaffrey	2012 2011 2008
No Score Yet	Miss Marple 2004-2013	Actor	2008 2007
No Score Yet	Mystery! 1980-2007	Ladislaus Malinowski	2007
No Score Yet	Queen of Swords 2000-2001	Ambassador Ramirez	2001
No Score Yet	Relic Hunter 1999-2002	Laurent Halezan Laurent	2001 2000
No Score Yet	Silent Witness	James Embleton
78%	The Frankenstein Chronicles 2015-2017	Lord Daniel Hervey

Quotes from Ed Stoppard's Characters

Misha Galkin:

Ladies and gentlemen. The Burger is dead. The growth of brands has spiraled out of control. Never before in history has it been this difficult to record growth because there is simply not enough room in the minds of consumers to hold new desires for new products. What happened in the case of fast food has fundamentally altered the market forever. A crippling anxiety has seized consumers. They're terrified the products can hurt them. A unique opportunity now stands before you. The time has come to clear a free space in the minds of consumers, where your products can live on. Today, in order to get consumers to continue to desire computers, you have to first make them lose interest in cellphones. What you need, is to convince them that the competition's brands are deadly dangerous. Destroy the market for cellphones, and eradicate the competition. For your brands to grow, they need to learn how to attack. And I know how to teach your brands to attack.

Wladyslaw Szpilman:	What are you reading?
Henryk:	"If you prick us, do we not bleed? It you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge?"
Henryk:	If you prick us, do we not bleed? It you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge?
Wladyslaw Szpilman:	[seeing that it is Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice'] Very appropriate."
Wladyslaw Szpilman:	[seeing that it is Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice'] Very appropriate.

Misha Galkin:	Now is the time to get the truth out.
Bob Gibbons:	No no no.