Edmure Tully actors on film “Game of Thrones” and Frank Randall in the film “Outlander” is a bloody British actor Tobias Menzies. He started his career in the world of movies beginning in 1998 on a television series entitled “Casualty” and plays the role of Frank Gallagher.
Tobias Menzies is famous for his role as Brutus in the play on a television series called “Rome” and the more famous again when has the role of an Assistant of James Bond Casino Royale 2006 year. Starting in 2010, Menzies began at BBC radio station to this day as the Narrator.
Also known as: Tobias Menzies
Birth Name: Tobias Menzies
Birth Place: London, England, U.K.
Birth Date/Age: 1974 March 7
Occupation: Actor
Nationality: British
Father : Peter Menzies
Mother : Gillian née Simpson
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Tobias Menzies
Paradigm Talent Agency
360 North Crescent Dr. North Bldg.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210-2500 USA
Phone number: (310) 288-8000
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Conway Van Gelder Grant Ltd.
8-12 Broadwick Street
3rd Floor London W1F 8HW UK
Phone number: +44 (0) 20 7287 0077
To Tobias Menzies:
I am a US citizen. The first time I saw you work was on The Crown, playing Prince Phillip. I don’t know whether Phillip acts and speaks the way you portrayed him, but he should. You make him a very interesting character. The second time I saw you work was in Outlander, playing the dual roles of Frank/Jack Randall. When my wife and I first saw you, we said “Hey look, it’s Prince Phillip!” We completed watching the last season of Outlander, and have just completed the last season of The Crown. We now refer to you as Frank.
Hollywood is full of British and Australian actors, and we Americans have become accustomed to them. I appreciate British humor to a large degree, and also believe the accent lends itself to historical roles.
I don’t think most people appreciate the talent of the better actors, and the ability they have to jump from one role to another, with no similarity, and pull them both off with realism. You, Sir, are one of those actors. The single most important part of acting is to make your audience believe you. You do that. You “are” Phillip, you “are” the kind and gentle Frank, and you “are” the Jack the bastard.
Thank you for entertaining us. You are truly a great actor.
JD