Andrew Lincoln trained at RADA, and he rose to fame playing a trainee lawyer with his head in the clouds in the hit BBC drama This Life. Success followed with a string of film and TV roles including Gangster No. 1 alongside Malcolm McDowell. In 2001, Lincoln began a three-year stint in the comedy-drama Teachers, which he went on to direct, receiving a BAFTA-nomination for his work.
In 2003, he lined-up among an ensemble of stars in Richard Curtis's romantic comedy Love Actually. Throughout his varied career, Lincoln has undertaken a number of critically acclaimed theatre roles, including, most recently, philanderer Dale in Jez Butterworth's Parlour Song. Later this year, Lincoln will star opposite Vanessa Paradis in the forthcoming French film, Heartbreaker.
SELECTED CREDITS
Film
2010 Jonathan, HEARTBREAKER
2006 Jamie, SCENES OF A SEXUAL NATURE
2006 Christopher Lovell, THESE FOOLISH THINGS
2003 Mark, LOVE ACTUALLY
2000 Maxie King, GANGSTER No.1
1999 Felix, HUMAN TRAFFIC
Television
2009 Edgar Linton, WUTHERING HEIGHTS, Mammoth Screen
2009 Michael Collins, MOONSHOT, Dangerous Films Ltd.
2005-2006 Robert Bridge, AFTERLIFE, Clerkenwell Films
2004 DI Will Tomlinson, LIE WITH ME, Granada
2004 Barry Flint, WHOSE BABY?, ITV
2003 Alan King, CANTERBURY TALES: THE MAN OF LAW'S TALE, BBC
2001-2003 Simon Casey, TEACHERS, Channel 4
1996-1997 Egg, THIS LIFE, BBC/World Productions
Stage
2009 Dale, PARLOUR SONG, Almeida Theatre
2006 Ray Moss, THE LATE HENRY MOSS, Almeida Theatre
2000 Bruce, BLUE/ORANGE, National Theatre & West End
1999 HUSHABYE MOUNTAIN, Hampstead Theatre
1998 SUGAR SUGAR, Bush Theatre
