Carl Prekopp: Movies & Box Office

Carl Prekopp is a British actor, voice‑over artist and singer‑songwriter whose career spans stage, screen, radio and interactive media. Born on 25 May 1979 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, he grew up immersed in the rich cultural traditions of northern England, which later informed his versatile performances across a wide range of genres. After completing formal training, Prekopp began his professional journey in 2002, quickly establishing himself as a compelling presence in the world of radio drama, where his nuanced vocal abilities earned him critical acclaim. He is especially celebrated for his interpretations of Terry Pratchett adaptations on BBC Radio 4, embodying the title character in Mort, Brutha in Small Gods, and a youthful Sam Vimes in Night Watch, each role showcasing his talent for blending humor, pathos, and intricate character work. Beyond radio, Prekopp has demonstrated a strong stage pedigree, appearing as Richard III at the Riverside Studios in 2010 and originating the role of Lawrence in Tim Firth’s theatrical rendition of Calendar Girls, a performance that highlighted his capacity for both dramatic intensity and comedic timing. His theatrical résumé broadened with a notable stint at the Royal Shakespeare Company, where from 2015 to 2016 he portrayed William III of England and the writer Daniel Defoe in Helen Edmundson’s Queen Anne, earning praise for his historical fidelity and dynamic energy. In film, Prekopp delivered a memorable supporting turn in the 2007 feature I Want Candy and later appeared as Pat in the 2019 psychological horror film Saint Maud, further evidencing his adaptability across media. In addition to acting, he co‑founded the folk‑rock band The Fircones, contributing as a singer‑songwriter and collaborating with actress Brigit Forsyth on cello, thereby extending his artistic influence into music. His voice work also includes the role of Lyman Lannister in the 2014 video‑game adaptation of Game of Thrones and the ongoing portrayal of Bill Connolly in the audio drama series John Sinclair – Demon Hunter since 2015, cementing his reputation as a distinguished voice talent in contemporary British entertainment.