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Northern Irish actor (born 1964)

Conleth Hill
Hill at the 2017San Diego Comic-Con
Born	Conleth Seamus Eoin Croiston Hill (1964-11-24)24 November 1964 (age 60) Ballycastle,County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1986–present
Awards	Olivier Award for Best Actor 2001:Stones in His Pockets 2005:The Producers

Conleth Seamus Eoin Croiston Hill (born 24 November 1964) is a Northern Irish actor. He has performed on stage in productions in the UK, Ireland, Canada and the US. He has won twoLaurence Olivier Awards and received twoTony Award nominations. He is best known for his role asVarys in theHBO seriesGame of Thrones (2011–2019).

Early life

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Conleth Hill was born inBallycastle inCounty Antrim,Northern Ireland.^[1] He has an older brother who works as a cameraman, a sister who is a producer, and a younger brother, Ronan, who is a sound engineer who has won fourEmmy Awards for his sound mixing onGame of Thrones.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

Hill attendedSt MacNissi's College,Garron Tower and graduated from theGuildhall School of Music and Drama's (Clothworkers Company Scholar) acting programme in 1989.^[8]

Career

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Hill made his Broadway debut inMarie Jones'Stones in His Pockets. For his work in the Canadian production of the play he received aDora Mavor Moore Award.^[9] He played the German professor Max Staefel in a television adaptation ofGoodbye, Mr Chips (2002). He played "Mum" toPeter Kay's character, Geraldine McQueen, inPeter Kay's Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice,^[10] a spoof on the talent show genre of programmes. He also played the role of Edward Darby in the television seriesSuits, alongside his Game of Thrones co-star,Michelle Fairley.

From 2011 to 2019, Hill appeared asVarys in the television seriesGame of Thrones, based onGeorge R. R. Martin's novel seriesA Song of Ice and Fire. Martin hinted, in a February 2013 post on his website, that he thought Hill would be a good choice to play the title character in a TV show based on Martin's science fiction novelTuf Voyaging.^[11] He also appeared as Carlos Santini in Season 3, Episode 4 ofDerry Girls.^[12]

Filmography

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Films

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Year	Title	Role	Notes
1994	A Man You Don't Meet Every Day	Michael
1998	Crossmaheart	Coulter	Also known asDead Man's Girl (DVD)
2003	Intermission	Robert (Teacher)
2009	Whatever Works	Brockman
	Perrier's Bounty	Russ
	National Theatre Live: All's Well That End's Well	Parolles
2011	The Shore	Paddy	Short film
	National Theatre Live: The Cherry Orchard	Lopakhin
	Salmon Fishing in the Yemen	Bernard Sugden
2012	Whole Lotta Sole	Barber	Also known asStand Off (North America)
2012	Keith Lemon: The Film	Delivery Man
2014	Shooting for Socrates	Jackie Fullerton
	Serena	Dr. Chaney
	The Good Word	Da Taggart	Short film
2015	Two Down	Harry Montague
2015	A Patch of Fog	Sandy Duffy
2016	The Truth Commissioner	Johnny Rafferty
2016	Two Angry Men	Ritchie McKee	Short film
2017	National Theatre Live: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	George
2018	The Isle	Douglas Innis	(Also executive producer)
2019	Official Secrets	Roger Alton
2020	Herself	Aido Deveney
2020	Here Are the Young Men	Mark Kearney
2021	To Olivia	Marty Ritt
2021	Infinitum: Subject Unknown	Professor Aaron Östergaard
2023	Tell Me a Creepy Story	Da Taggart	(Segment:The Good Word)
2026	The Sheep Detectives	TBA	Post-production

Television

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Year	Title	Role	Notes
1988	Boon	Second Pupil	Series 3; Episode 7: "Honourable Service"
1988	Casualty	Rob	Series 4; Episode 4: "Day Off"
1990	ScreenPlay	Soldier	Series 5; Episode 4: "The Englishman's Wife"
1990	Medics	Liam McGuinness	Series 1; Episode 4: "Niall"
1992	Bunch of Five	Roache	Episode 2: "Blue Heaven" (Pilot for seriesBlue Heaven)
	On the Up	Deliveryman	Series 3; Episode 1: "The Golf Tournament"
	Screen One	Neil	Series 4; Episode 8: "Trust Me"
1993	The Bill	Michael White	Series 9; Episode 40: "Hard Evidence"
1994	Blue Heaven	Roache	Episodes 1–6
1994	Lit by Love and Sunshine	Narrator	^[13]
1995	Casualty	Theo	Series 9; Episode 24: "Duty of Care"
1995	Crown Prosecutor	Neville Osborn	Episode 9
1996	Out of the Deep Pan	Derek	Television film
2000	Meaningful Sex	Carl	Television short film
2001	TV to Go	Con	Series 1; Episode 2
2002	Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Max Staefel	Television film
2007	Ronni Ancona & Co	Various roles	Episodes 1–3
2007	The Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle	Jared	Episodes 1–6
2008	Britain's Got the Pop Factor...	Geraldine's Mum	Television film (Reality show parody byPeter Kay)
2011–2019	Game of Thrones	LordVarys	Recurring role (season 1), main role (seasons 2–8); 46 episodes
2012	Little Crackers	Sharon's Dad	Series 3; Episode 11: "Sharon Horgan's Little Cracker: The Week Before Christmas"
2013	Suits	Edward Darby	Seasons 2 & 3 (6 episodes)
2014	Inside No. 9	Stevie	Series 1; Episode 3: "Tom & Gerri"
	That Day We Sang	Frank	Television film
	Sherlock	Uncredited role	Episode: "The Empty Hearse"
2015	Foyle's War	Sir Ian Woodhead	Series 8; Episode 3: "Elise"
2015	Arthur & George	Sergeant Upton	Mini-series; Episodes 1–3
2017	Stan Lee's Lucky Man	Reverend Anthony Huxley	Series 2; Episode 2: "Playing with Fire"
2017	Peter Kay's Car Share	Elsie	Series 2; Episode 2: "The Smurf"
2018	Dave Allen at Peace	John Tynan-O'Mahony	Television film
	12 Monkeys	Interpol Agent Bonham	Series 4; Episodes 2 & 3: "Ouroboros" and "45 RPM"
	Hang Ups	Jon Pitt	4 episodes
2019	Doc Martin	Dr. Edward Mullen	Series 9; Episodes 4 & 6: "Paint It Black" and "Equilibrium"
2019	Dublin Murders	Superintendent O'Kelly	Episodes 1–8
2019–2024	Vienna Blood	Mendel Liebermann	Series 1–4 (12 episodes)
2022	Magpie Murders	Alan Conway	Episodes 1–6
	St. Mungo's	Pronsias Stevenson	Television film
	Holding	Sgt. PJ Collins	Episodes 1–4
	Why Didn't They Ask Evans?	Dr. Alwyn Thomas	Mini-series; Episode 1
	Derry Girls	Carlos Santini	Series 3; Episode 4: "The Haunting"
2023	The Lovers	Philip	Episodes 1 & 6
2023, 2025	The Power of Parker	Martin Parker	Series 1 & 2; 12 episodes^[14]
2024	3 Body Problem	PopeGregory XIII	Series 1; Episode 3: "Destroyer of Worlds"
	Inside No. 9	Party Guest	Series 9; Episode 6: "Plodding On"
	The Cleaner	Brennan	Series 3; Episode 4: "The Lighthouse"
	Moonflower Murders	Alan Conway	Episodes 1, 2 & 4–6^[15]
2025	Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes	CommissionerSir Ian Blair	Episodes 1–4

Video games

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Year	Title	Voice role	Notes	Ref.
2012	Game of Thrones	LordVarys	Based on the TV series of the same name

Audio books

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Year	Book	Character	Publisher	Ref.
2008	Tamburlaine: Shadow of God by John Fletcher	Hafez	BBC Worldwide Ltd.	^[16]
2009	Zurich (The Wire) by Pearse Elliott	Narrator	BBC Worldwide Ltd.	^[17]

Radio

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Date	Title	Role	Author	Director	Station
25 December 2000	The Man Who Came to Dinner		Moss Hart andGeorge S Kaufman adapted for radio byMarcy Kahan	Ned Chaillet	BBC Radio 4
7 November 2002	Tricycles		Colin Teevan	Toby Swift	BBC Radio 3 The Wire
18 February 2004	The Travels of Marco Polo		Philip Palmer	Toby Swift	BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
19 April 2012	Titanic letters^[18]	Reader, ep.33		Ciaran Hinds	BBC Radio Ulster
24 April 2012	The Biggest Issues^[19]	Jerry Cartwright	Annie McCartney	Eoin O'Callaghan	BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Drama
2017	Big Country^[20]^[21]	JD Quinn	Patrick Kielty		BBC Radio Ulster

Theatre

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Stage productions

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Winners by Brian Friel, as Joe;One day in summer in a garden as Uncle Jim,Incredible adventure of doctor Faustus as Mephistopheles secretary,Fools' bar Various Roles, Fringe Benefits Theatre Company (1984–85)^[22]^[23]^[24]
The Adventures of a Bear Called Paddington, Various Roles, the Arts Theatre, Ardhowen Theatre, Belfast; Riverside Theatre, Coleraine (1986)^[25]^[26]
West Side Story, as Bernardo - Leader of the Sharks, Ulster Youth Theatre (1986)^[27]
Broken Nails by Damian Gorman, as Joe, St Peter's Cathedral in West Belfast (1988)^[28]^[29]
Orlando, Guildhall School of Music and Drama (1988)^[30]
Girl Crazy, Guildhall School of Music & Drama (1989)^[8]
Little Shop of Horrors,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1989)^[31]
The School for Wives as Horace, The John Player Theatre, The Arts Theatre (Belfast) (1989)^[32]
The Picture of Dorian Gray, as Dorian, Arts Theatre (Belfast) (1989)^[33]
Too Late To Talk To Billy as John Fletcher, Arts Theatre, 1990^[29]
Oliver Twist as Artful Dodger / Mr.Limbkins etc.Lyric Theatre (1990)^[34]
Over the bridge by Sam Thompson as Ephraim Smart,Lyric Theatre (1990)^[35]^[36]
Playboy of the Western World as Shawn Keogh,Lyric Theatre (1990)^[37]
The Iceman Cometh as Willie Oban,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1990)^[38]
The Importance of Being Earnest as Algernon,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1990)^[39]
Leave him to heaven, The Arts Theatre (Belfast) (1991)^[40]
Government inspector Playwright Marie Jones AdaptedNikolai Gogol, as Headmaster, The Rock Theatre (1993)^[41]
Christmas Eve Can Kill You,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1994)
Playboy of the Western World as Christy Mahon,Redgrave Theatre, Farnham (1994)^[42]
Tall Tales for Small People (Tall Tales For Cold, Dark Nights), Communicado (Scotland) (1995)^[43]
Eddie Bottom's dream by Marie Jones, as Puck,Lyric Theatre (Belfast)^[44]
Stones in His Pockets as Charlie,Lyric Theatre (Belfast);Gaiety Theatre (Dublin);Traverse Theatre (Edinburgh);Tricycle,New Ambassadors,Duke of York's (London); Winter Garden Theatre (Toronto);Golden Theater, (New York) (1996 with Tim Murphy) (1999 with Sean Campion)
No Stars On Sunday by Tim Loane, Old museum Arts Center (Belfast) (1998)^[45]^[46]
A Midsummer Night's Dream as Nick Bottom,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1997)
Playboy of the Western World as Christy Mahon,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1997)^[47]
Shining Souls,Old Vic (London) (1997)^[48]^[49]
The Suicide by Nikolai Erdman, as Semyon Podsekalnikov, Communicado (Scotland) (1997)^[50]
Juno and the Paycock as Joxer Daly, Royal Lyceum (Edinburgh) (1998)^[51]
Northern Star by Stewart Parker, as Henry Joy McCraken, Field Day/Tinderbox (1998)^[52]
Christmas Carol, Communicado (Scotland) (1998)^[53]
A Whistle in the Dark as Michael Carney,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1999)
Criminal Genius as motel manager Phillie, Prime Cut Productions (Belfast) (1999)
Waiting for Godot as Estragon,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (1999)^[54]^[55]^[56]
Conversations on a Homecoming as Michael,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (2002)
After Darwin as Charles Darwin, Prime Cut Productions (Dublin and Belfast) (2002)
The Chance as Daniel, Prime Cut Productions (Belfast) (2002)^[57]
Democracy as Gunter Guillaume,National Theatre (London) (2003)
The Producers as Roger DeBris,Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London) (2004)
Shoot the Crow as Petesy,Trafalgar Studios (London);Royal Exchange Theatre (Manchester) (2005)
Endgame as Hamm, Prime Cut Productions (Belfast) (2006)
Philistines as Teterev, National Theatre (London) (2007)
The Seafarer, as Ivan Curry,National Theatre (London);Booth Theatre (New York) (2007)
Dallas Sweetman as Dallas Sweetman,Canterbury Cathedral (2008)
All's Well that Ends Well as Parolles,National Theatre (London) (2009)
Home Place as Richard,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (2009)
STARS – A Ballycastle Nativity by Damian Gorman, Cross & Passion College and Ballycastle High School (Ballycastle) (2009)^[58]^[59]^[60]^[61]
White Guard as Leonid Shervinskiy, National Theatre (London) (2010)
The Cherry Orchard, as Lopakhin,National Theatre, London (2011)
Uncle Vanya as Uncle Vanya,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) (2011)
Quartermaine's Terms, as Henry,Wyndham's Theatre, London (2013)
Macbeth, asMacbeth,Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Berkeley (2016)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, as George,Harold Pinter Theatre, London (2017)^[62]
SPUD,Lyric Theatre (Belfast) Director (2019)
The Antipodes, as Sandy,National Theatre, London (2019)^[63]

King Lear, Dublin Gate Theatre (2025)

Awards and nominations

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2000Irish Times award, forStones in His Pockets^[64]
2001Olivier Awards,Best Actor, forStones in His Pockets
2001Tony Award nomination,Best Actor in a Play, forStones in His Pockets
2001Drama Desk Award, Special Award, forStones in His Pockets
2001 Outer Critics Circle Award, forStones in His Pockets^[65]
2001 Whatsonstage award, Best Actor forStones in His Pockets^[66]
2001 Dora Awards, forStones in His Pockets
2005 The Critics Circle Theatre Awards, winner of Best Musical for "The Producers"
2005Olivier Awards,Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical, forThe Producers
2008 Tony Award nomination,Best Featured Actor in a Play, forThe Seafarer^[67]
2008Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, forThe Seafarer
2011–2016 nominated forScreen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series forGame of Thrones

References

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^Hill, Conleth (27 October 2019)."On my radar: Game of Thrones actor Conleth Hill's cultural highlights".The Guardian. Retrieved29 September 2025.
^"Ronan Hill wins his third Emmy award for work on Game of Thrones".The Irish News. Retrieved28 August 2017.
^"Interview: Ronan Hill, Game of Thrones production sound mixer".audiomediainternational.com. Archived fromthe original on 12 August 2017. Retrieved26 February 2017.
^"Ronan Hill".Television Academy. emmys.com. Retrieved26 February 2017.
^"Emmy Award success for local Game of Thrones sound crew".BBC News. bbc.co.uk. Retrieved26 February 2017.
^"Third consecutive CAS Award forGame of Thrones Sound Mixer Ronan Hill".iftn.ie. The Irish Film & Television Network. Retrieved26 February 2017.
^"Ronan Hill wins fourth consecutive Cinema Audio Society award".northernirelandscreen.co.uk. Archived fromthe original on 27 February 2017. Retrieved28 August 2017.
^^a ^b"PLAY magazine Autumn-Winter 2017"(PDF).
^"Billy Budd sails to six Dora wins".The Globe and Mail. Retrieved28 August 2017.
^Buckland, Damien (25 November 2014).Collection Editions: A Game of Thrones: An Inside Guide to the Hit Show. Lulu.com.ISBN 9781326097912.
^"Not A Blog – Tuf Returns".livejournal.com. Archived fromthe original on 18 March 2015. Retrieved27 February 2015.
^"Derry Girls: Season 3, Episode 4 - Rotten Tomatoes".
^"Lit By Love and Sunshine - View media - Northern Ireland Screen | Digital Film Archive".digitalfilmarchive.net.
^"The Power of Parker comes to BBC One and BBC iPlayer from Friday 28 July".bbc.co.uk. Retrieved24 July 2023.
^O'Rourke, Ryan (14 December 2023)."Lesley Manville Is Back on the Case in First 'Moonflower Murders' Images".Collider. Retrieved25 May 2024.
^"Amazon.com: Tamburlaine: Shadow of God (BBC Radio 3: Drama on 3) (Audible Audio Edition): John Fletcher, Jeffery Kissoon, John Rowe, Conleth Hill, BBC Worldwide Ltd: Books".amazon.com.
^"Amazon.com: Zurich (The Wire) (Audible Audio Edition): Pearse Elliott, Conleth Hill, BBC Worldwide Ltd: Audible Books & Originals".amazon.com.
^"BBC Radio 4 – Afternoon Drama, The Biggest Issues".BBC. Retrieved27 February 2015.
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^"Theatre Programm". Archived fromthe original on 26 December 2021.
^"Little Shop of Horrors, Theatre programme".Digital Theatre Archive.
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^"Over the bridge, Theatre programme".Digital Theatre Archive.
^The Stage, 15 November 1990
^"The Playboy of the Western World, Theatre programme".Digital Theatre Archive.
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^"Godot without a pause". 4 November 1999. Archived fromthe original on 26 February 2016 – via www.telegraph.co.uk.
^"'Stones' stars Conleth Hill, Seán Campion recall classic duos". 16 February 2011 – via The Irish Echo.
^"irishplayography.com".
^"Catch STARS - A Ballycastle Nativity live on stage". 16 September 2009. Archived fromthe original on 18 February 2020. Retrieved18 February 2020 – via Ballymoney and Moyle Times.
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^2008 Tony Award Nominations.The New York Times, 13 May 2008.

External links

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Media related toConleth Hill at Wikimedia Commons
Conleth Hill atIMDb

Awards for Conleth Hill

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play

1975–2000

2001–2022

Charles Brown (2001)
Frank Langella (2002)
Denis O'Hare (2003)
Ned Beatty (2004)
Michael Stuhlbarg (2005)
Samuel Barnett (2006)
Boyd Gaines (2007)
Conleth Hill (2008)
Pablo Schreiber (2009)
Santino Fontana (2010)
Brian Bedford (2011)
Tom Edden (2012)
Richard Kind (2013)
Reed Birney (2014)
K. Todd Freeman (2015)
Michael Shannon (2016)
Danny DeVito (2017)
Nathan Lane (2018)
Tom Glynn-Carney (2019)
Paul Hilton (2020)
No Award (2021)
Ron Cephas Jones (2022)

Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor

1976–1984
and 1988

Revival	Alan Howard (1976) Ian McKellen (1977) Alan Howard (1978) Warren Mitchell (1979) Jonathan Pryce (1980) Daniel Massey (1981) Stephen Moore (1982) Derek Jacobi (1983) Ian McKellen (1984) Brian Cox (1988)
New Play	Paul Copley (1976) Michael Bryant (1977) Tom Conti (1978) Ian McKellen (1979) Roger Rees (1980) Trevor Eve (1981) Ian McDiarmid (1982) Jack Shepherd (1983) Brian Cox (1984) David Haig (1988)

1985 onwards
(except 1988)

Antony Sher (1985)
Albert Finney (1986)
Michael Gambon (1987)
Oliver Ford Davies (1989/1990)
Ian McKellen (1991)
Nigel Hawthorne (1992)
Robert Stephens (1993)
Mark Rylance (1994)
David Bamber (1995)
Alex Jennings (1996)
Antony Sher (1997)
Ian Holm (1998)
Kevin Spacey (1999)
Henry Goodman (2000)
Conleth Hill (2001)
Roger Allam (2002)
Simon Russell Beale (2003)
Matthew Kelly (2004)
Richard Griffiths (2005)
Brian Dennehy (2006)
Rufus Sewell (2007)
Chiwetel Ejiofor (2008)
Derek Jacobi (2009)
Mark Rylance (2010)
Roger Allam (2011)
Benedict Cumberbatch andJonny Lee Miller (2012)
Luke Treadaway (2013)
Rory Kinnear (2014)
Mark Strong (2015)
Kenneth Cranham (2016)
Jamie Parker (2017)
Bryan Cranston (2018)
Kyle Soller (2019)
Andrew Scott (2020)
No Ceremony (2021)
Hiran Abeysekera (2022)
Paul Mescal (2023)
Mark Gatiss (2024)
John Lithgow (2025)

v t e Laurence Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical
Merged	Karla Burns (1991) Jenny Galloway (1992) Janie Dee (1993) Sara Kestelman (1994) Tracie Bennett (1995) Sheila Gish (1996) Clive Rowe (1997) James Dreyfus (1998) Shuler Hensley (1999) Jenny Galloway (2000) Miles Western (2001) Martyn Jacques (2002) Paul Baker (2003) The Chorus ofJerry Springer (2004) Conleth Hill (2005) Celia Imrie (2006) Sheila Hancock (2007) Tracie Bennett (2008) Lesli Margherita (2009) Iwan Rheon (2010) Jill Halfpenny (2011) Nigel Harman (2012) Leigh Zimmerman (2013) Stephen Ashfield (2014)
Actor	George Maguire (2015) David Bedella (2016) Adam J. Bernard (2017) Michael Jibson (2018) Jonathan Bailey (2019) David Bedella (2020) No Ceremony (2021) Elliot Levey (2022) Zubin Varla (2023) Jak Malone (2024) Layton Williams (2025)
Actress	Lorna Want (2015) Lara Pulver (2016) Rebecca Trehearn (2017) Sheila Atim (2018) Patti LuPone (2019) Cassidy Janson (2020) no ceremony (2021) Liza Sadovy (2022) Beverley Knight (2023) Amy Trigg (2024) Maimuna Memon (2025)

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