James D’Arcy

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Graduate of the Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts
James went through a three-year course at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), with graduates including David Suchet and Donald Sutherland, and in 1995 received his diploma Bachelor’s Degree in Acting.
James D’Arcy was born on August 24, 1975 in London’s Fulham, London and was given the name Simon D’Arcy at birth. His and younger sister Charlotte (Charlotte D’Arcy) was brought up by her mother Caroline (Caroline D’Arcy), a nurse by profession. James’s father died when he was still young. James was educated at the famous old school boarding school Christ’s Hospital in Horsham, West Sussex (Horsham, West Sussex), and, leaving school in 1991, he went for a year to Australia (Australia), where he worked in a theatrical circle One of the schools in Perth (Perth). It was there that he had an interest in the acting profession. Then D’Arcy returned to London (London) and entered a drama school.
James went through a three-year course at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), with graduates including David Suchet and Donald Sutherland, and in 1995 received his diploma Bachelor’s Degree in Acting.
As a student of LAMDA, James performed in student productions of plays Heracles, As You Like It, Wild Honey, Sherlock Holmes and The Freedom of the City ‘. In his own words, only after completing the course and leaving a diploma of graduation on the bus, he realized that he had become a real actor.
His acting career began in 1996 with small roles on television. James received the role of student in one of the series of the popular British series “Silent Witness” (Silent Witness), appeared in the detective series ‘Dalziel and Pascoe’ (Dalziel and Pascoe) and flashed in the long-playing drama ‘Brookside’ (Brookside).
Apparently, the young actor attracted attention, because the next year and the role was more visible, and he was invited to appear more often. He played on the television of Nicholas Hawthorne in the Ruth Rendell Mysteries, based on the books of this English writer; Lord Cheshire (Lord Cheshire) in the Canterville Ghost (The Canterville Ghost); And Jonathan Maybury (Jonathan Maybury) in the ‘Ice House’ (The Ice House). In addition, he appeared in the mini-series ‘The History of Tom Jones, Founded’ by Henry Fielding.
In 1999, D’Arcy, along with Daniel Craig (Daniel Craig) played in a drama from the era of World War I ‘Battle of the Somme’ (The Trench).
Since 2001, D’Arcy has played increasingly large roles and main characters – in the miniseries “Rebel Heart”, in the Dickensian adaptation of The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby and A fantastic drama “Revelation” (Revelation).
In 2002, he played the young Sherlock Holmes in a television movie, in 2003 he starred in the dramatic mini-series ‘P.O.W.’ About the fate of prisoners of war at the beginning of the Second World War. Fans of horror films remember D’Arcy as Father Francis in ‘Exorcist: The Beginning’ (2004), ‘An American Haunting (2005) and’ Vampire ‘(Rise: Blood Hunter, 2007).
On television, he appeared in Poirot in the episode “The Mystery of the Blue” (2005) as Derek Kettering and in the episode “The Moving Finger” ‘Miss Marple Agatha Christie’ (Agatha Christie’s Marple) as Jerry Burton (Jerry Burton).
In the historical series BBC ‘Ancient Rome – The Rise and Fall of the Empire’ (2007), the actor received the role of Tiberius Gracchus (Tiberius Gracchus).
In the film adaptation of the novel by Jane Austen, Mansfield Park, James was shot with actress and singer Billie Piper, the star of the series Doctor Who.
In 2009-2010, the actor, among other things, starred in the British TV series ‘Secret Diary of a Call Girl’, and in 2011 five movies with his participation appear.