1995
Pride and Prejudice
He played Mr Darcy in the television adaptation.
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From Mr Darcy to the voice of a king
A British actor known for Pride and Prejudice, A Single Man and The King’s Speech.
A career across film and television
Colin Firth is a British actor whose career spans television, stage and film. He became widely known as Mr Darcy in the 1995 television adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.
Firth made his film debut in Another Country. The role of Darcy later introduced him to a broad television audience, while his subsequent films took him into a range of dramatic and comic roles.
In A Single Man, Firth plays a grieving professor. He later portrayed King George VI in The King’s Speech, earning the Academy Award for best actor for the latter performance.
His other screen credits include Bridget Jones’s Diary and Kingsman: The Secret Service, showing the variety of stories in which audiences have encountered him.
The films below are those available on FLM.RED, not his complete filmography.
Selected work
2009
A Single Man
He played George Falconer in the drama.
2010
The King’s Speech
His performance as George VI won the Academy Award for best actor.
Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.
Films in FLM.RED
Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.
Sources & image notes
Portrait illustration: FLM.RED.