Simon Curtis

Biography

Simon Curtis (born 11 March 1960) is an English director and producer. He has directed theatre productions and the television dramas David Copperfield (1999) and Cranford (2007, 2009). His feature films include the biographical dramas My Week with Marilyn (2011), Woman in Gold (2015), and Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022). Extract from Wikipedia

Known For

Acting

Production

2004

Pride

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1991

Uncle Vanya

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2019

The Chaperone

as

2002

Copenhagen

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1995

Shadow of a Gunman

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1994

The Deep Blue Sea

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1993

Hedda Gabler

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1993

The Maitlands

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1997

The Designated Mourner

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1991

Absolute Hell

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1995

After Miss Julie

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1994

Suffer The Little Children

as

1991

The Trials of Oz

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1994

A Summer Day's Dream

as

1993

The Entertainer

as

1998

The Tribe

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1995

The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd

as

1996

Broken Glass

as

2017

Goodbye Christopher Robin

as

1994

The Mother

as

2011

Friend Request Pending

as

1993

Suddenly, Last Summer

as

1998

The American

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2011

My Week with Marilyn

as

1997

Mrs. Dalloway

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1996

Twelfth Night

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1995

Landscape

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1992

After the Dance

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1991

Edward II

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2017

Diana and I

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1998

Spoonface Steinberg

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1995

Henry IV

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Five Days

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Performance

as

Performance

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Hunter

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Freezing

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Threesome

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Living the Dream

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The Virgin Queen

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Crew

Directing

2022

Downton Abbey: A New Era

as

2011

My Week with Marilyn

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2002

Man and Boy

as

1991

Old Times

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1991

Nona

as

1993

The Changeling

as

2015

Woman in Gold

as

1994

The Mother

as

2009

A Short Stay in Switzerland

as

1998

The Student Prince

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2017

Goodbye Christopher Robin

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Encore

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1992

Roots

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2025

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

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1992

Buying a Landslide

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2019

The Art of Racing in the Rain

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1998

My Summer With Des

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2015

Woman in Gold

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The Amazing Mrs Pritchard

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The Practice

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Five Days

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Cranford

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Freezing

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Black Box

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David Copperfield

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Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky

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Sins

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Performance

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