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Peter Capaldi filmography

Peter Capaldi is a Scottish actor, director and writer. His first acting role was in a 1974 performance of the play An Inspector Calls. He made his first onscreen appearance in the 1982 film Living Apart Together as Joe Edwards. He portrayed Malcolm Tucker in The Thick of It (2005–2012) and the twelfth incarnation of the Doctor in Doctor Who (2013–2017), the former of which he received four British Academy Television Award nominations,[1][2][3] winning for Best Male Comedy Performance in 2010.[4] When he reprised the role of Tucker in the feature film In the Loop, Capaldi was honoured with several film critic award nominations for Best Supporting Actor.[5][6][7]

A headshot of Capaldi
Capaldi in 2019

Capaldi won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film and the BAFTA Award for Best Short Film for his 1993 short film Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life.[8][9] He went on to write and direct the drama film Strictly Sinatra and directed two series of the sitcom Getting On. Capaldi also played Mr Curry in the family film Paddington (2014) and its sequel Paddington 2 (2017).

Capaldi has done a significant amount of voice acting including Rabbit in Christopher Robin (2018) and Jeff Wylie in Haunted Hogmanay (2006) and its sequel Glendogie Bogey (2008). He has performed in various radio plays, his first being If You're So Clever, Why Aren't You Rich (1995) on BBC Radio 4. Capaldi also voiced Officer Grieves in Our Brave Boys (2002–05) on BBC Radio 7[10] and Ludwig van Beethoven on Beethoven Can Hear You on BBC Radio 3. He performed as Professor Marcus in the stage play The Ladykillers.

Film

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Film
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1981 Living Apart Together Joe Edwards [11]
1983 Local Hero Danny Oldsen
1984 Bless My Soul Guest [12]
1985 Turtle Diary Assistant keeper [13]
1987 The Love Child Dillon Flynn [14]
1988 The Lair of the White Worm Angus Flint [15]
Dangerous Liaisons Azolan [16]
1991 December Bride Young Sorleyson [17]
1992 Soft Top Hard Shoulder Gavin Bellini Also Writer [18]
1993 Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life – Short film; writer/director [19]
1994 Captives Simon [20]
1997 Smilla's Sense of Snow Birgo Lander [21]
Bean Gareth [22]
Shooting Fish Mr Gilzean [23]
1998 What Rats Won't Do Tony [24]
2001 Strictly Sinatra – Writer/director [25]
2002 Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War Derek [26]
Max David Cohn [27]
2003 Shotgun Dave Rides East Rob Short film [28]
2004 House of 9 Max Roy [29]
Niceland (Population. 1.000.002) John [30]
Modigliani Jean Cocteau [31]
2005 Wild Country Father Steve [32]
The Best Man Priest [33]
2007 Magicians Mike Francis [34]
2009 In the Loop Malcolm Tucker [35]
2011 Big Fat Gypsy Gangster Peter VanGellis [36]
2013 World War Z W.H.O. Doctor [37]
The Fifth Estate Alan Rusbridger [38]
Born to be King – Writer/director [39]
2014 Maleficent King Kinloch Scenes deleted [40]
Paddington Mr. Curry [35]
From the Doctor to My Son Thomas Twelfth Doctor Also writer/director; viral video [41]
2016 The Complete Walk: Titus Andronicus Titus Andronicus Short film [42]
2017 Paddington 2 Mr. Curry [43]
2018 Christopher Robin Rabbit Voice [44]
2019 The Personal History of David Copperfield Mr Micawber [45]
2021 The Suicide Squad Gaius Grieves / The Thinker [46]
Benediction Siegfried Sassoon [47]

Television

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Television
Year Title Role Notes Refs.
1982 Living Apart Together Joe Edwards Television film
1984 Crown Court Eamonn Donnelly Episode: "Big Deal: Part 1" [48]
1985 The Personal Touch Dominic Television film [49]
Minder Ozzie Episode: "Life in the Fast Food Lane" [50]
John and Yoko: A Love Story George Harrison Television film [51]
1986 God's Chosen Car Park Everard [52]
1987 The Story of a Recluse Jamie Kirkwood [53]
1988 Rab C. Nesbitt John Episode: "Seasonal Greet" [54]
1989 Shadow of the Noose Robert Wood Episode: "The Camden Town Murder" [55]
Dream Baby Willie Television film [56]
Dramarama Tony Episode: "Rosie the Great" [57]
1990 Chain Robert McRae [58]
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries Zeno Vedast 3 episodes [50]
1991 Agatha Christie's Poirot Claude Langton Episode: "Wasps' Nest" [50]
Screen Two Bruce Coldfield Episode: "Do Not Disturb" [59]
Selling Hitler Thomas Walde [60]
Titmuss Regained Ken Cracken [61]
1992 The Cloning of Joanna May Isaac [62]
Mr. Wakefield's Crusade Luke Wakefield [63]
Early Travellers in North America Robert Louis Stevenson 3 episodes [64]
The Secret Agent Mr. Vladimir [65]
1993 Micky Love David Critchley Television film [66]
The Comic Strip Presents... John Episode: "Jealousy"
Stay Lucky Robin Episode: "The Driving Instructor" [67]
Prime Suspect Vera Reynolds Series 3: "The Keeper of Souls" [68]
1994–1995 The All New Alexei Sayle Show Doug Hatton / Sherlock Holmes [69]
1994 Chandler & Co Larry Blakeson [70]
1994, 1996 The Vicar of Dibley Tristan Campbell 2 episodes [71]
1996 Delta Wave Dinsdale Draco 2 episodes [72]
The Treasure Seekers Jellicoe Television film [73]
Lost for Words Hiker Short film [74]
Neverwhere The Angel Islington [75]
Giving Tongue Duncan Fielding Television film [76]
The Crow Road Rory McHoan [63]
1997 The History of Tom Jones: A Foundling Lord Fellamar [77]
I Hate Christmas Too Short film [78]
Close Up on James Stewart Narrator Documentary [79]
1999 Psychos Mark Collins Series 1, episode 6 [80]
The Greatest Store in the World Mr. Whiskers Television film [81]
2001 Hotel! Hilton Gilfoyle [82]
2002 Solid Geometry David Hunter Short film [83]
2003 Unconditional Love DI Terry Machin Television film [74]
In Deep Jeremy Church 2 episodes [76]
Fortysomething Dr. Ronnie Pilfrey [71]
Judge John Deed Alan Roxborough Episode: "Conspiracy" [23]
2004 Sea of Souls Gordon Fleming 2 episodes [74]
Passer By Defence barrister Television film
My Family Colin Judd Episode: "Dentist to the Stars" [84]
Foyle's War Raymond Carter Episode: "A War of Nerves" [23]
Peep Show Professor Alistair MacLeish Episode: "University Challenge" [85]
2005 The Afternoon Play Billy Shannon Episode: "The Singing Cactus" [86]
2005–2012 The Thick of It Malcolm Tucker [2]
2005–2011 Artworks Scotland Narrator/Himself 4 episodes [87][88]
2006 Submarine Rescue Narrator Documentary [89]
Pinochet in Suburbia Andy McEntee Television film [90]
Trawlermen Narrator [91]
Midsomer Murders Laurence Barker Series 9, episode 7: "Death in Chorus" [92]
Aftersun Jim Television film [23]
Haunted Hogmanay Jeff Wylie Voice [93]
2007 Waking the Dead Lucien Calvin 2 episodes [94]
Fallen Angel Henry Appleton [95]
2007–2008 Skins Mark Jenkins 4 episodes [96]
2008, 2013–2017 Doctor Who Lobus Caecilius, Twelfth Doctor
[97][98][99]
2008 Midnight Man Trevor [100]
Glendogie Bogey Jeff Wylie Voice [101]
The Man Who Cycled the World Narrator Documentary [102]
The Devil's Whore King Charles I [103]
2009 Torchwood John Frobisher [104]
A Portrait of Scotland Presenter Documentary; writer [105]
10 Minute Tales The Man Episode: "Syncing" [106]
2009–2010 Getting On Dr. Peter Healey 4 episodes; director of Series 1 and 2 [107]
2010–2011 The Football Years Narrator [108]
2010 Accused Frank Ryland Episode: "Helen's Story" [109]
The Nativity Balthazar [110]
2011 The Suspicions of Mr Whicher Samuel Kent Television film [111]
The Field of Blood Dr. Pete [112]
The Penguins of Madagascar Uncle Nigel Episode: "A Visit from Uncle Nigel" [113]
2011, 2018 Natural World Narrator 2 episodes [114][115]
2012 The Cricklewood Greats Himself (presenter) / Leslie Grangely Mockumentary; co-writer and director [116]
Punk Britannia Narrator [117]
The Hour Randall Brown [118]
2013 Inside the Mind of Leonardo Leonardo da Vinci Documentary [119]
Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor Himself [120]
Imagine Presenter Episode: "Who's Afraid of Machiavelli?" [121]
2014 The Musketeers Cardinal Richelieu [122]
Unlock Art: Exploring the Surreal Presenter Short film [123]
Shetland Weather reporter Episode: "Blue Lightning: Part 1"; voice [124]
Doctor Who: The Ultimate Companion Himself Documentary [125]
Doctor Who: Earth Conquest – The World Tour [126]
2014–2015 Doctor Who Extra [127]
2016 Aliens: The Big Think Narrator Documentary [128]
Richard E. Grant on Ealing Comedies Himself [129]
Class Twelfth Doctor Episode: "For Tonight We Might Die" [130]
Prison, My Parents and Me Narrator Documentary [131]
2018 Zoe Ball's Hardest Road Home [132]
James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction Himself [133]
The South Bank Show Episode: "Making of Local Hero" [134]
Watership Down Kehaar Voice [135]
2019 How to See a Black Hole Narrator Documentary [76]
Martin's Close Dolben Short film [136]
2020 Being Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven Voice [137]
2022 Riverwoods – An Untold Story Narrator Documentary [138]
Big Mouth Seamus MacGregor Voice [139]
2022–present The Devil's Hour Gideon Shepherd [140]
2023 They F**k You Up – Director; unaired pilot [141]
2024–present Criminal Record DCI Daniel Hegarty Executive producer [142]
2025 Black Mirror [143]

Stage

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Stage
Year Title Role Venue Ref.
1974 An Inspector Calls Fort Theatre [144]
1976 Whaur's yer Willie Wallace noo? Strathclyde Theatre Group [145]
1983 John, Paul, George, Ringo ... and Bert John Lennon Young Vic [146]
Twelfth Night Fabian [147]
The Duenna
1984 Blood Brothers Eddie UK tour [146]
Dracula Jonathan Harker Half Moon Theatre [148]
1985 Songs for Stray Cats and Other Living Creatures Graeme Paines Plough Theatre [149]
1989 Valued Friends Howard Hampstead Theatre [150]
Treats Patrick
1993 Murder Is Easy Luke Fitzwilliam Duke of York's Theatre [151]
1998 The Judas Kiss Robbie Ross Almeida Theatre [146]
Playhouse Theatre
Broadhurst Theatre
2001 Feelgood Paul Garrick Theatre [152]
2007 Absurdia Various characters Donmar Warehouse [153]
2011–2012 The Ladykillers Professor Marcus Liverpool Playhouse [154]
Gielgud Theatre [50]
2021 Constellations Roland Donmar Warehouse [155]

Radio and audio books

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Radio and audio books
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1995 If You're So Clever, Why Aren't You Rich David BBC Radio 4 [156]
1996 Emotion Pictures Wim Wenders BBC Radio 3 [157]
1998 Christmas Panto Louise BBC Radio 4 [158]
2000 Fantastic Tales Reader [159]
2002–2005 Our Brave Boys Officer Grieves BBC Radio 7 [160]
2005–2006 Baggage Alistair BBC Radio 4 [161]
2005 A Certain Age Andy [162]
2007 The Making of Modern Medicine Reader [163]
The First King of Mars [164]
2008 Dr. No The Armourer [165]
The Further Adventures of the First King of Mars Reader [164]
2009 The Heart of Saturday Night [166]
2009–2010 The News at Bedtime Jim Tweedledee [167]
2019 Sputnik's Guide to Life on Earth Reader Walden Pond Press [168]
Alexei Sayle's The Absence of Normal Joseph Stalin BBC Radio 4 [169]
2020 Beethoven Can Hear You Ludwig van Beethoven BBC Radio 3 [170]
2021 Nineteen Eighty-Four Reader Audible [171]

Video games

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Video games
Year Title Role Ref.
2014 The Doctor and the Dalek Twelfth Doctor [172]
2015 Doctor Who Game Maker [173]
Lego Dimensions [174]

Music videos

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Music videos
Year Artist Title Role Ref.
2019 Lewis Capaldi "Someone You Loved" David Simon [175]

See also

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