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List of films featuring James McAvoy

List of James McAvoy performances
McAvoy in 2015
Film43
Television series16
Theatre13

Scottish actorJames McAvoy made his acting debut as a teen in the 1995 filmThe Near Room withAndy Serkis. He appeared in the filmsWimbledon (2004) andInside I'm Dancing (2004), before being cast asMr. Tumnus in the 2005fantasy filmThe Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, based onC. S. Lewis's1950 novel. The following year, he starred in directorKevin Macdonald's drama filmThe Last King of Scotland. He co-starred in theromance filmsPenelope (2006) withChristina Ricci,Becoming Jane (2007) withAnne Hathaway, andAtonement (2007) withKeira Knightley. He made his theatre debut as Riff in theWest Side Story at the Courtyard Centre for the Arts Hereford. He has since performed in severalWest End productions, receiving fourLaurence Olivier Award for Best Actor nominations.

In 2011, McAvoy was cast asCharles Xavier, a fictional character based on theMarvel Comicscharacter in the superhero filmX-Men: First Class (2011). He later reprised his role inX-Men: Days of Future Past (2014),X-Men: Apocalypse (2016),Deadpool 2 (2018) andDark Phoenix (2019). McAvoy starred in the 2013 crime comedy-drama filmFilth, for which he won Best Actor in theBritish Independent Film Awards.[1] A year later, he starred withJessica Chastain inThe Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, the collective title of three films,Him,Her andThem. In 2016, he portrayed Kevin Wendell Crumb, a man with 23 alternate personalities, inM. Night Shyamalan'sSplit, for which he received critical acclaim,[2][3] and later reprised the role for the sequelGlass (2019). He has starred in thescience fictionhorror filmVictor Frankenstein withDaniel Radcliffe (2015),action thriller filmAtomic Blonde withCharlize Theron (2017), and playedBill Denbrough in thesupernatural horror filmIt Chapter Two, the second installment of theIt film series based onStephen King's 1986novel.

McAvoy's television work includes a minor role in theHBOwar dramaminiseriesBand of Brothers (2001), the thrillerState of Play (2003) and asLeto II Atreides in the science fiction miniseriesFrank Herbert's Children of Dune (2003). From 2004 to 2005, he playedSteve McBride in the Britishcomedy dramaShameless. From 2019 to 2022, he portrayedLord Asriel Belacqua in theBBC/HBO fantasy seriesHis Dark Materials.

Film

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1995The Near RoomKevin Savage[4]
1997An Angel Passes ByLocal boyShort film[5]
RegenerationAnthony Balfour[6]
2001Swimming PoolMike[7]
2003Bright Young ThingsThe Earl of Balcairn[8]
Bollywood QueenJay[9]
2004WimbledonCarl Colt[10]
StringsHal Tara (voice)[11]
Inside I'm DancingRory O'Shea[12]
2005The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeMr. Tumnus[13]
2006The Last King of ScotlandNicholas Garrigan[14]
Starter for 10Brian Jackson[15]
PenelopeJohnny Martin[16]
2007Becoming JaneThomas Langlois Lefroy[17]
AtonementRobbie Turner[18]
2008WantedWesley Gibson[19]
2009The Last StationValentin Bulgakov[20]
2010The ConspiratorFrederick Aiken[21]
2011Gnomeo & JulietGnomeo (voice)[22]
X-Men: First ClassCharles Xavier[23]
Arthur ChristmasArthur Claus (voice)[24]
2013Welcome to the PunchMax Lewinsky[25]
TranceSimon Newton[26]
FilthBruce Robertson[27]
2014Muppets Most WantedDelivery manCameo[28]
X-Men: Days of Future PastProfessor Charles XavierShared role withPatrick Stewart[29]
The Disappearance of Eleanor RigbyConor Ludlow[30]
2015Victor FrankensteinVictor Frankenstein[31]
2016X-Men: ApocalypseProfessor Charles Xavier[32]
SplitKevin Wendell Crumb / The Beast[33]
2017Atomic BlondeDavid Percival[34]
SubmergenceJames More[35]
2018Sherlock GnomesGnomeo (voice)[24]
Deadpool 2Professor Charles XavierUncredited cameo[36]
2019GlassKevin Wendell Crumb / The Beast[37]
X-Men: Dark PhoenixProfessor Charles Xavier[32]
It Chapter TwoBill Denbrough[38]
2021My SonEdmond Murray[39]
2022The BubbleHimselfCameo[40]
2023The Book of ClarencePontius Pilate[41]
2024Speak No EvilPaddy[42]
2025California Schemin'AnthonyAlso director
PoseThomas[43]
TBAControl†Dr. ConwayPost-production[44]
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Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1997The BillGavin DonaldEpisode: "Rent"[45]
2001Band of BrothersJames W. MillerEpisode: "Replacements"[46]
Lorna DooneSergeant BloxhamTelevision film[5]
Murder in MindMartin VosperEpisode: "Teacher"[47]
2002White TeethJosh Malfen2 episodes[48]
The Inspector Lynley MysteriesGowan RossEpisode: "Payment in Blood"[49]
Foyle's WarRay PritchardEpisode: "The German Woman"[50]
2003Frank Herbert's Children of DuneLeto II Atreides3 episodes[51]
State of PlayDan Foster6 episodes[52]
Early DoorsLiam4 episodes[53]
2004–2005ShamelessSteve McBride13 episodes[54]
2005ShakespeaRe-ToldJoe MacbethEpisode: "Macbeth"[55]
2018Watership DownHazel (voice)4 episodes[56]
2019Saturday Night LiveHimself / HostEpisode: "James McAvoy/Meek Mill"[57]
2019–2022His Dark MaterialsLord Asriel Belacqua9 episodes[58][59]
2021TogetherHeTelevision film[60]
2022The SandmanGolden-Haired Man (voice)Episode: "Dream of a Thousand Cats"[61]

Stage

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YearTitleRoleVenueRef.
1999West Side StoryRiffCourtyard Centre for the Arts[5]
Romeo and JulietRomeo[5]
Beauty and the BeastBobby BuckfastAdam Smith Theatre[62]
2000The TempestFerdinandBrunton Theatre[5]
The Reel of the Hanged ManGeraldTraverse Theatre[5]
LoversJoeRoyal Lyceum Theatre[5]
2001Out In The OpenIggyHampstead Theatre[63]
Privates on ParadePrivate Steven FlowersDonmar Warehouse[64]
2005Breathing CorpsesBenRoyal Court Theatre[65]
2009Three Days of RainWalker & NedApollo Theatre[66]
2013MacbethMacbethTrafalgar Studios[67]
2015The Ruling ClassJack Gurney[68]
2019–2022Cyrano de BergeracCyranoPlayhouse Theatre
Brooklyn Academy of Music		[69]

Video games

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YearTitleVoice roleNotesRef.
2021Twelve MinutesMan[70]

Audiobooks and radio

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YearTitleRoleRef.
2013NeverwhereRichard Mayhew[5]
2015Orson Welles' Heart of DarknessMarlow[5]
2020The SandmanDream[71]
2026Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio EditionsMad-Eye Moody[72]

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