Rupert Simonian

Rupert Simonian (born 25 January 1991) is a British actor with Canada dual citizenship whose career began at the age of 11 when he was spotted by a casting agent while attending the Harrodian School. He was subsequently cast in Peter Pan, directed by P. J. Hogan, and continued acting throughout childhood, branching out into television, theatre and radio in later years.

Rupert Simonian
Born (1991-01-25) 25 January 1991
London, United Kingdom
OccupationActor
Years active2003 – present

Theatre
Year Title Character Production Notes
2013To Kill A MockingbirdJem FinchRoyal Exchange, Manchester
2012Fireface by Marius von MayenburgKurt Young Vic Theatre, London
2011Rigor Mortis by Carol Vine[1]AnthonyFinborough Theatre
2011Three Kingdoms by Simon StephensTommy WhiteThe Lyric TheatreIncludes European Tour of Estonia, Germany and Austria
2010Punk RockWilliam CarlisleThe Lyric Theatre
2010A Thousand Stars Explode in the SkyRoy BentonThe Lyric Theatre
2010MUMSSergySputnick Theatre Company
2009Lifesavers by Fraser Grace[2][3] JackTheatre 503

TV
Year Title Character Production Notes
2011HiddenMichael VennBBCEpisodes 1–3[4]
2011Appropriate Adult[5]Josh LeachITV
2010Ashes to AshesHarrisBBC WalesSeason 3, Episode 2[6]
2010The BillBobby SorrelITV1 episode, Impact[7]
2010DoctorsDavid JessonBBC1 episode, Coming To Get You[8]
2009MurderlandBenITVEpisode 1[9]
2008–2009Holby CityBen Stoll/Ryan FarrellBBC2 episodes, The Softest Music[10] & Break Away[11]
2008–2009Life BitesFrankDisney Channel UKSeasons 1 & 2[12]
2006Not Going OutNickyBBCSeason 1, Episode 5[13]

Film
Year Title Character Production Director
TBAStill Here (film)[14]Sam PerkinAtelier 44Vlad Feier
2010Into the Night[15]SamIndependentMary Nighy
2009The Boys Are BackTimAustralian Film Finance CorporationScott Hicks
2006Piccadilly Jim[16]Ogden FordMyriad PicturesJohn McKay
2005Keeping MumBilly Martin the BullyIsle of Man FilmNiall Johnson
2005The Constant GardenerGuido HammondUK Film CouncilFernando Meirelles
2003Peter PanTootlesRevolution StudiosP.J. Hogan

Radio
Year Title Character Production Notes
2009FleshJamieBBC Radio 7
2009People Snogging in Public Places by Jack ThorneJamesBBC Radio 4
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References
  1. Billington, Michael (15 December 2011). "Theatre review: Rigor Mortis, 15 Dec 2011". The Guardian. London.
  2. "The Lifesavers".
  3. Gardner, Lyn (5 February 2009). "Theatre review: The Lifesavers, 5 Feb 2009". The Guardian. London.
  4. "Hidden".
  5. "Appropriate Adult".
  6. "Ashes to Ashes, Season 3, Episode 2".
  7. "The Bill, Impact, 18 Mar 2010".
  8. "Doctors, Coming To Get You, 5 Feb 2010".
  9. "Murderland, Season 1".
  10. "Holby City, The Softest Music, 22 Apr 2008".
  11. "Holby City, The Softest Music, 24 Nov 2009".
  12. "Life Bites, Seasons 1 & 2".
  13. "Not Going Out Season 1 Episode 5".
  14. "Still Here".
  15. "Into The Night".
  16. "Piccadilly Jim".
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