Conleth Hill is a multi-award winning actor.
Conleth is perhaps best known for his role as Lord Varys in the HBO television production Game of Thrones.
Conleth Hill starred in the West End revival of Edward Albee’s Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Harold Pinter Theatre, opposite Imelda Staunton.
Hill won Olivier Awards for his performances in The Producers as Theatre Royal Drury Lane and for Stones In His Pockets in the West End. He also received Tony Award nominations for his role in Stones In His Pockets on its transfer to Broadway and The Seafarer, which transferred from the National Theatre to Broadway. Other theatre credits include Quartermaine’s Terms at the Wyndham’s Theatre and The Cherry Orchard at the National Theatre.
Conleth’s film credits include Salmon Fishing in the Yemen and Whatever Works, directed by Woody Allen.
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