Tom Goodman-Hill

Tom Goodman-Hill, born on 21st May 1968, is a versatile English actor with a rich portfolio in film, television, theatre, and radio. Recognized for his acting prowess spanning over three decades, Goodman-Hill is a celebrated name in the industry. He grew up in Northumberland and was actively involved in amateur performances at the People's Theatre in Newcastle upon Tyne. Post earning a BA in Drama and English from the University of Warwick, he commenced his professional journey in acting. His initial screen presence includes roles in films like 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen', where he played Sanderson Reed, and 'The Imitation Game' as Sgt. Stahl. Goodman-Hill's remarkable portrayal of various characters continued with 'Everest' in 2015, and 'Rebecca' in 2020. His TV credits encompass roles in prominent series like 'Humans' as Joe Hawkins, 'The Office', and 'Broken News'. He notably played Assistant Commissioner Stone in BBC's adaptation of Joseph Conrad's 'The Secret Agent'. In 2024, his role as Darrien O'Connor in Netflix's 'Baby Reindeer' brought him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. Goodman-Hill started his acting journey in theatre and later achieved an Olivier Award nomination for his performance in 'Spamalot'. He was also seen in Lucy Prebble's 'ENRON' and 'Limehouse' at the Donmar Warehouse. Goodman-Hill's radio works count his association with diverse BBC Radio 4 productions. Off-screen, he got married to actress Jessica Raine in 2015 and is also a father of three children. He is widely recognized for his contribution towards 'Scene & Heard', a charity dedicated towards theatre-based experiences for young people in Somers Town, London.