Please read these before emailing the blogmaster...
1. Can I use some of your pictures for a site that I'm building?
This one tends to fall into a gray area. I don't mind when a site uses some of the pictures from this one. In fact, I'd like to think that this is the first place you would come to find a Tim Roth picture. However, I will request a link back to this site, or at least a mention stating where you got the pics from. Furthermore, I don't think it's fair to all the work that I do for someone to create a new, comprehensive site based solely on information garnered from this one. I love the fact that people want to celebrate the great work that Tim does, but please find your own way to do so. I don't have time to put every single thing that Tim does on this site, so there's plenty of room for other sites to step in.
2.There is a broken link at...
This isn't really a question, but I'm always grateful when someone points out broken links or typos to me. I don't have time to go over the pages with a fine-toothed comb, and every little bit helps. If some section of the page is not working for you I probably don't know about it, so go ahead and let me know.
3.I like/love/hate/despise the pages!
Again, not a question, but these types of comments are also always welcome. I may not respond to your message, but I appreciate your comments and will try to take any suggestions into account.
4.Did you know...?
If it's not on the page, probably not. Please send me any news tidbits or items to add to the page that you have. I did not find all of the articles and pictures on my own, and I certainly don't have the time to scour the Internet for the lastest information. Just like PBS, this site wouldn't be possible without viewers like you.
5.Do you know where Tim Roth is right now? (aka "Is Tim in [place] now?" or "Is Tim going to be in [place] on [date]?")
The answer to this is almost always going to be no, or I don't know. If he is filming something or if he is doing a talk somewhere the only way I have of knowing is through word of mouth (or rather, word of e-mail). If someone tells me that they spotted Tim in their hometown (or whatever) I'll post it to the page. Otherwise, I don't know, and your guess is as good as mine.
6.Can you send me a [certain] picture of Tim?
The short answer to this is no. The longer answer is that I don't want to get into trafficking pictures all over the Internet for people, and if it's not on the pages I don't have a copy of it. If it is on the pages you can download it yourself.
7.Can Tim Roth really play the piano?
No, he cannot. For The Legend of 1900 he trained for six months to learn to fake it.
8.I'm your biggest fan!
Not so much a question as it is a really embarrassing thing for me to read. I am not Tim Roth. I am just a fan who volunteers what little time I have to put this page together. I repeat: I am not Tim Roth.
9.OK then, can you give me Tim Roth's e-mail address?
Apparently I need to be more specific. I do not know Tim Roth. I have never met him. I am in no way connected to the entertainment business. Other than sending a letter to one of the addresses listed in the Contacting Tim section, I do not know how to contact Tim Roth. Of course, even if I did have his e-mail address, I wouldn't give it out to random Internet strangers and potential stalkers.
10.Do you know where I can get any Tim Roth porn?
This is a very embarrassing question. The answer is no. Well, not entirely. The only porn I know of with Tim Roth even in it would have to be here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXdiTXLITaU
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
Lie To Me
From writer Samuel Baum ("The Evidence") and the executive producers of 24 and "Arrested Development" comes LIE TO ME, a drama series inspired by a true story about a deception expert who can read the human face, body and voice to expose the truth in criminal cases and investigations.
When you itch your chin, wring your hands, scratch your nose or increase your swallowing, DR. CAL LEIGHTMAN knows you're lying. And he doesn't just think so - he knows so. Whether it be family, friends or complete strangers - he knows when they're holding something back. More accurate than any polygraph test, he is a human lie detector.
Dr. Cal Leightman heads up a private agency contracted by the FBI, local police, law firms, corporations and private individuals when they've hit a roadblock on their searches for the truth. Joining him are the foremost experts in the field of behavioral psychology: DR. GILLIAN FOSTER is the doctor's professional partner and intellectual counterpart, a master of deception equally comfortable with lying and concealing her emotions; the other is Dr. Leightman's lead researcher WILL LOKER who says everything on his mind and seemingly lacks the ability to lie. RIA TORRES (Monica Raymund), the newest member of the team, uses her natural and uncanny ability to read body language to catch the clues that her professional partners miss.
Brian Grazer, David Nevins and Samuel Baum serve as executive producers in conjunction with 20th Century Fox Television on this intriguing series based on the science developed by pioneering behavioral psychologists. In its cases and in its character relationships, this unique procedural and character drama is not simply a search for a criminal, but a search for human truth.
LIE TO ME probes the very heart of human nature and explores the idea that there's nothing more revealing than when we choose to tell the truth and when we decide to lie.
When you itch your chin, wring your hands, scratch your nose or increase your swallowing, DR. CAL LEIGHTMAN knows you're lying. And he doesn't just think so - he knows so. Whether it be family, friends or complete strangers - he knows when they're holding something back. More accurate than any polygraph test, he is a human lie detector.
Dr. Cal Leightman heads up a private agency contracted by the FBI, local police, law firms, corporations and private individuals when they've hit a roadblock on their searches for the truth. Joining him are the foremost experts in the field of behavioral psychology: DR. GILLIAN FOSTER is the doctor's professional partner and intellectual counterpart, a master of deception equally comfortable with lying and concealing her emotions; the other is Dr. Leightman's lead researcher WILL LOKER who says everything on his mind and seemingly lacks the ability to lie. RIA TORRES (Monica Raymund), the newest member of the team, uses her natural and uncanny ability to read body language to catch the clues that her professional partners miss.
Brian Grazer, David Nevins and Samuel Baum serve as executive producers in conjunction with 20th Century Fox Television on this intriguing series based on the science developed by pioneering behavioral psychologists. In its cases and in its character relationships, this unique procedural and character drama is not simply a search for a criminal, but a search for human truth.
LIE TO ME probes the very heart of human nature and explores the idea that there's nothing more revealing than when we choose to tell the truth and when we decide to lie.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Snapshot
Name:Tim Roth (Timothy Simon Smith)
Age:47
Height:5' 7" (170 cm)
Build:Average
Eye Color:Blue
Hair Color:Brown - Light
Date of Birth:May 14, 1961
Birth Place:London, England
Star Sign:Taurus
Nationality:English
Ethnicity:White
High School:Dick Sheppard Comprehensive School Strand School in Tulse Hill
University:Camberwell Art College
Occupation:Actor
Celebrity Index:Ti
Claim to Fame:Pulp Fiction
Age:47
Height:5' 7" (170 cm)
Build:Average
Eye Color:Blue
Hair Color:Brown - Light
Date of Birth:May 14, 1961
Birth Place:London, England
Star Sign:Taurus
Nationality:English
Ethnicity:White
High School:Dick Sheppard Comprehensive School Strand School in Tulse Hill
University:Camberwell Art College
Occupation:Actor
Celebrity Index:Ti
Claim to Fame:Pulp Fiction
Tim's Awards
Academy Awards, USA
Year: 1996
Result: Nominated
Award: Oscar
Category: Best Actor in a Supporting Rolefor: Rob Roy (1995)
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Year: 2002
Result: Nominated
Award: Saturn Award
Category: Best Supporting Actorfor: Planet of the Apes (2001)
Year:1996
Result:Nominated
Award:Saturn Award
Category:Best Supporting Actorfor: Rob Roy (1995)
BAFTA Awards
Year:1996
Result:Won
Award:BAFTA Film Award
Category:Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Rolefor: Rob Roy (1995)
Year:1985
Result:Nominated
Award:BAFTA Film Award
Category:Most Outstanding Newcomer to Filmfor: The Hit (1984)
Berlin International Film Festival
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:C.I.C.A.E. Award
Category:Panoramafor: The War Zone (1999)
Bodil Awards
Year:2000
Result:Nominated
Award:Bodil
Category:Best Non-American Film (Bedste ikke amerikanske film)for: The War Zone (1999)
British Independent Film Awards
Year:1999
Result:Nominated
Award:British Independent Film Award
Category:Best Director for: The War Zone (1999)
DVD Exclusive Awards
Year:2003
Result:Nominated
Award:DVDX Award
Category:Best Supporting Actor in a DVD Premiere Moviefor: Emmett's Mark (2002)
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:Best New British Feature
Category:for: The War Zone (1999)
Empire Awards, UK
Year:2002
Result:Nominated
Award:Empire Award
Category:Best British Actorfor: Planet of the Apes (2001)
European Film Awards
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:European Discovery of the Year
Category:for: The War Zone (1999)
Evening Standard British Film Awards
Year:1985
Result:Won
Award:Evening Standard British Film Award
Category:Most Promising Newcomer
Festróia - Tróia International Film Festival
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:Tróia Award - First Works Section
Category:for: The War Zone (1999)
Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:Jury Award
Category:Best Director for: The War Zone (1999)
Best First Feature for: The War Zone (1999)
Golden Globes, USA
Year:1996
Result:Nominated
Award:Golden Globe
Category:Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picturefor: Rob Roy (1995)
Independent Spirit Awards
Year:2001
Result:Nominated
Award:Independent Spirit Award
Category:Best Foreign Filmfor: The War Zone (1999)UK.
Year:1996
Result:Nominated
Award:Independent Spirit Award
Category:Best Male Leadfor: Little Odessa (1994)
Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards
Year:1996
Result:Won
Award:KCFCC Award
Category:Best Supporting Actorfor: Rob Roy (1995)
MTV Movie Awards
Year:2002
Result:Nominated
Award:MTV Movie Award
Category:Best Villainfor: Planet of the Apes (2001)
Mystfest
Year:1984
Result:Won
Award:Best Actor
Category:for: The Hit (1984)Shared with:Terence Stamp John Hurt
San Francisco International Film Festival
Year:1996
Result:Nominated
Award:Oscar
Category:Best Actor in a Supporting Rolefor: Rob Roy (1995)
Year:1999
Result:Won
Award:Silver Spike
Category:for: The War Zone (1999)
Trailers and Videos
To watch videos, full movies, full episodes, interviews, ect. go to http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000619/videogallery
Press
Interview Transcripts
The Late Show with David Letterman--April 7, 1995
Interview with Nicole Campos for The Daily Trojan--April 26, 1996
Toby Amies--January 1999
Barry Norman--May 1999
Charlie Rose--December 8, 1999
Jimmy Kimmel Live--July 6, 2005
The Tavis Smiley Show--July 12, 2005
The Henry Rollins Show--June 29, 2007
Online Chats
AOL--January 18, 1997
AOL--February 4, 1997
AOL After-Chat--February 4, 1997
IFC.com--January 25, 1999
TNT Rough Cut--January 26, 1999
FilmFour--May 9, 2001
Print Articles
Blitz--Making a Hit--September 1984
The Face--Acting--September 1984
No. 1--The Hit Man--September 22, 1984
No. 1--The Passion of Killers--September 22, 1984
Jamming!--This Year's Andy Capp!--July 1985
The Face--Ian Dury and Tim Roth--May 1986
Blitz--Obscure Objects of Desire--June 1986
The Face--The Brit Pack--January 1987
The Face--Tim Roth: Actor With Attitude--July 1990
Select--Master of Art--August 1990
Movieline--The Bloke's Progress--October 4, 1992
Eye--Tim Roth Unleashed--October 15, 1992
Harper's Bazaar--Of Dogs and Men--November 1992
Sight and Sound--The Men's Room--December 1992
The Face--On the Edge--December 1992
GQ (UK edition)--Roth Man--February 1993
Paper--All the Right Moves--March 1993
The Independent--The Horror, The Horror!--July 3, 1993
Bikini--Hangin' With Mr. Orange--September 1993
Arena--The Gripes of Roth--November 1993
i-D Magazine--Kiss This!--December 1993
The Face--In Pictures--December 1993
Detour--Roth & Roles--January/February 1994
The Face--1993 Year in Review: Movies--January 1994
Time Out--Peeling Mr. Orange--January 19-26, 1994
Premiere (UK edition)--You're So Cool--February 1994
What's On--The Day of Roth--February 2-9, 1994
NME--The Dogs' Bollocks--February 5, 1994
Empire--Profiles: Tim Roth, Actor--March 1994
The Sunday Times Magazine--The Gripes of Roth--August 7, 1994
Mademoiselle--Bad-Boy Actor--September 1994
Elle--Tim Roth Gets Silly--March 1995
Detour--What Hath God Roth?--April 1995
Harper's Bazaar--Cinema Verite--April 1995
Premiere--The Japes of Roth--April 1995
Life, The Observer Magazine--Roth Discovers Froth--April 16, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Film Festival To Give Prize To Tim Roth--April 18, 1995
Esquire--The Devil in Tim Roth--May 1995
Sky Magazine--Blood Pressure--May 1995
Tribute--Star Profile: Tim Roth--May/June 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Film Festival Honors an All-Purpose Psycho--May 2, 1995
San Francisco Examiner--A Small Body of Work, But a Good One--May 2, 1995
NME--The Gropes of Roth--May 6, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Tim Roth -- An Oddly Happy Bloke--May 28, 1995
Empire--I Believe In America--June 1995
Paper--Tim Roth Prefers Doing It Indie Style--June 1995
Entertainment Weekly--English Punk Gets Juiced On American Pulp--June 30, 1995
Filmmaker--4 Rooms, 5 Jokers--Fall 1995
Vanity Fair--Roth 'N' Roll--September 1995
Premiere (UK edition)--Hit Man--December 1995
Sky Magazine--Four Play--December 1995
MovieMaker--Revenge of the Working Class--January/February 1996
The Daily Bruin--Tim Roth to Share Life Lessons in Acting Today--February 2, 1996
The Movie Report--Tim Roth Speaks at UCLA--February 9, 1996
The Advocate--Tim Roth--April 2, 1996
Empire--50 Most Powerful People in the British Film Industry (excerpt)--May 1996
Sight and Sound--Tim Roth--July 1996
Arena--Escape From L.A.--December 1996
Star Tribune--Roth: Independent Spirit of Filmmaking--January 31, 1997
The Vermilion--Actor Tim Roth Thrives in Independent Films--January 1997
Details--The Bad and the Beautiful--February 1997
Interview--Big Tim Roth--February 1997
Bomb--Tim Roth--Spring 1997
Neon--Q & A--March 1997
The Guardian--Look Back in Anger--March 28, 1997
Vogue (Australian edition)--Killer Charm--April 1997
GQ (UK edition)--The Outsider--May 1997
NME--The Hitman and Blur!--May 31, 1997
Axcess--The Future of Hollywood--June/July 1997
Empire--How Much Is a Pint of Milk?--July 1997
Loaded--Tim Roth: Hollywood Arse Inspector--July 1997
Q--Smashing, Pumpkin--July 1997
Total Film--UnAmerican Psycho--July 1997
Total Film--The Greats of Roth--July 1997
Vibe--Of Thugs and Thespians--September 1997
Entertainment Weekly--Tim Roth: Bringing High Art to Low-Rent Roles--November/December 1997
Elle (UK edition)--The Heart of the Hitman--December 1997
Us--Tim Roth--December 1997
The Observer--On Location--March 1, 1998
The Independent--The Fruits of Roth--May 9, 1998
The Independent--Trevor the Skinhead Mellows in the L.A. Sun--May 15, 1998
Uncut--This Gun's For Hire--June 1998
Minx--Filthy Looks: Tim Roth--July 1998
Elle (UK edition)--Britain's Sexiest Film Stars: Tim Roth--September 1998
Reelscene--Tim Roth's The War Zone--March 29, 1999
Entertainment Weekly--Green Acres--June 1999
Sight and Sound--Welcome to My Nightmare--August 1999
The Guardian--Dog of War--August 14, 1999
The Guardian--A Brief History with Tim Roth--August 15, 1999
The Times--Debut That Tackles the Last Taboo--August 19, 1999
The Big Issue--Shock Therapy--August 23-29, 1999
This is London--Roth Goes to War on Incest--August 25, 1999
The Independent--Who's the Daddy Now?--August 27, 1999
The Guardian--No Acting Required--August 29, 1999
CinemaScope--Marching Off to War--September 1999
Dazed & Confused--Mission Accomplished--September 1999
dSide--Handle With Care--September 1999
Esquire (UK edition)--The Esquire Interview: Tim Roth--September 1999
This is London--Roth Happy to Defend His War Zone--September 1, 1999
National Post--'I Will Be Directing As Long As I'm Allowed'--September 15, 1999
Toronto Star--Tim Roth Treats Actors With Care--September 17, 1999
Empire--One on One--October 1999
Icon--The End of Violence--October 1999
Total Film--Tim Roth: Brit Talent--October 1999
Flair--Tattooed Tim--Spring 2000
Jane--Q & A--August 2000
Madison--On the Edge--October 2000
Details--Shock the Monkey--June 2001
Premiere--Summer All-Star: Tim Roth--June 2001
Flaunt--Roth & Roll--July 2001
Aftonbladet--Roth: 'I was beat up in school'--August 6, 2001
The A List--The Apes of Roth--August 17-23, 2001
Maxim Fashion--English If Pressed--Autumn/Winter 2001
Telegraph Magazine--Up Close and Personal--February 23, 2002
Daily Mail--How This Cromwell Survived the Axe--April 26, 2002
The Guardian--A Real Page Turner--October 16, 2002
The Independent--How We Met: Giorgio Locatelli & Tim Roth--November 24, 2002
The Times--The Gripes of Roth--May 15, 2003
Total Film--Roth and Ready--June 2003
Sync--Agent Orange--June/July 2005
Knoxville News Sentinel--Talking with good bad guy Tim Roth--August 15, 2005
MoviesOnline.com--Tim Roth Interview, Youth Without Youth--November 2007
Toronto Life--Piss and Tell--November 2007
Complex--The Shotcaller--December 2007/January 2008
Giant--Badass To the Bone--December 2007/January 2008
Interview--View Man: Tim Roth--December 2007/January 2008
The Times--Tim Roth's Exile From Mean Streets--December 6, 2007
New York Daily News--Tim Roth looks for 'Youth Without Youth'--December 8, 2007
Time Out New York--The Hot Seat--December 13-26, 2007
Los Angeles Times--As a Father, Actor, and Director--December 16, 2007
Nylon Guys--The Independent--Winter 2008
Telegraph Magazine--Touching Evil--April 5, 2008
Famous--Tim Roth Is Such a Monster--June 2008
Geek--Abominable Actor--June 2008
Los Angeles Times--The Greats of Roth--June 12, 2008
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The Late Show with David Letterman--April 7, 1995
Interview with Nicole Campos for The Daily Trojan--April 26, 1996
Toby Amies--January 1999
Barry Norman--May 1999
Charlie Rose--December 8, 1999
Jimmy Kimmel Live--July 6, 2005
The Tavis Smiley Show--July 12, 2005
The Henry Rollins Show--June 29, 2007
Online Chats
AOL--January 18, 1997
AOL--February 4, 1997
AOL After-Chat--February 4, 1997
IFC.com--January 25, 1999
TNT Rough Cut--January 26, 1999
FilmFour--May 9, 2001
Print Articles
Blitz--Making a Hit--September 1984
The Face--Acting--September 1984
No. 1--The Hit Man--September 22, 1984
No. 1--The Passion of Killers--September 22, 1984
Jamming!--This Year's Andy Capp!--July 1985
The Face--Ian Dury and Tim Roth--May 1986
Blitz--Obscure Objects of Desire--June 1986
The Face--The Brit Pack--January 1987
The Face--Tim Roth: Actor With Attitude--July 1990
Select--Master of Art--August 1990
Movieline--The Bloke's Progress--October 4, 1992
Eye--Tim Roth Unleashed--October 15, 1992
Harper's Bazaar--Of Dogs and Men--November 1992
Sight and Sound--The Men's Room--December 1992
The Face--On the Edge--December 1992
GQ (UK edition)--Roth Man--February 1993
Paper--All the Right Moves--March 1993
The Independent--The Horror, The Horror!--July 3, 1993
Bikini--Hangin' With Mr. Orange--September 1993
Arena--The Gripes of Roth--November 1993
i-D Magazine--Kiss This!--December 1993
The Face--In Pictures--December 1993
Detour--Roth & Roles--January/February 1994
The Face--1993 Year in Review: Movies--January 1994
Time Out--Peeling Mr. Orange--January 19-26, 1994
Premiere (UK edition)--You're So Cool--February 1994
What's On--The Day of Roth--February 2-9, 1994
NME--The Dogs' Bollocks--February 5, 1994
Empire--Profiles: Tim Roth, Actor--March 1994
The Sunday Times Magazine--The Gripes of Roth--August 7, 1994
Mademoiselle--Bad-Boy Actor--September 1994
Elle--Tim Roth Gets Silly--March 1995
Detour--What Hath God Roth?--April 1995
Harper's Bazaar--Cinema Verite--April 1995
Premiere--The Japes of Roth--April 1995
Life, The Observer Magazine--Roth Discovers Froth--April 16, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Film Festival To Give Prize To Tim Roth--April 18, 1995
Esquire--The Devil in Tim Roth--May 1995
Sky Magazine--Blood Pressure--May 1995
Tribute--Star Profile: Tim Roth--May/June 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Film Festival Honors an All-Purpose Psycho--May 2, 1995
San Francisco Examiner--A Small Body of Work, But a Good One--May 2, 1995
NME--The Gropes of Roth--May 6, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle--Tim Roth -- An Oddly Happy Bloke--May 28, 1995
Empire--I Believe In America--June 1995
Paper--Tim Roth Prefers Doing It Indie Style--June 1995
Entertainment Weekly--English Punk Gets Juiced On American Pulp--June 30, 1995
Filmmaker--4 Rooms, 5 Jokers--Fall 1995
Vanity Fair--Roth 'N' Roll--September 1995
Premiere (UK edition)--Hit Man--December 1995
Sky Magazine--Four Play--December 1995
MovieMaker--Revenge of the Working Class--January/February 1996
The Daily Bruin--Tim Roth to Share Life Lessons in Acting Today--February 2, 1996
The Movie Report--Tim Roth Speaks at UCLA--February 9, 1996
The Advocate--Tim Roth--April 2, 1996
Empire--50 Most Powerful People in the British Film Industry (excerpt)--May 1996
Sight and Sound--Tim Roth--July 1996
Arena--Escape From L.A.--December 1996
Star Tribune--Roth: Independent Spirit of Filmmaking--January 31, 1997
The Vermilion--Actor Tim Roth Thrives in Independent Films--January 1997
Details--The Bad and the Beautiful--February 1997
Interview--Big Tim Roth--February 1997
Bomb--Tim Roth--Spring 1997
Neon--Q & A--March 1997
The Guardian--Look Back in Anger--March 28, 1997
Vogue (Australian edition)--Killer Charm--April 1997
GQ (UK edition)--The Outsider--May 1997
NME--The Hitman and Blur!--May 31, 1997
Axcess--The Future of Hollywood--June/July 1997
Empire--How Much Is a Pint of Milk?--July 1997
Loaded--Tim Roth: Hollywood Arse Inspector--July 1997
Q--Smashing, Pumpkin--July 1997
Total Film--UnAmerican Psycho--July 1997
Total Film--The Greats of Roth--July 1997
Vibe--Of Thugs and Thespians--September 1997
Entertainment Weekly--Tim Roth: Bringing High Art to Low-Rent Roles--November/December 1997
Elle (UK edition)--The Heart of the Hitman--December 1997
Us--Tim Roth--December 1997
The Observer--On Location--March 1, 1998
The Independent--The Fruits of Roth--May 9, 1998
The Independent--Trevor the Skinhead Mellows in the L.A. Sun--May 15, 1998
Uncut--This Gun's For Hire--June 1998
Minx--Filthy Looks: Tim Roth--July 1998
Elle (UK edition)--Britain's Sexiest Film Stars: Tim Roth--September 1998
Reelscene--Tim Roth's The War Zone--March 29, 1999
Entertainment Weekly--Green Acres--June 1999
Sight and Sound--Welcome to My Nightmare--August 1999
The Guardian--Dog of War--August 14, 1999
The Guardian--A Brief History with Tim Roth--August 15, 1999
The Times--Debut That Tackles the Last Taboo--August 19, 1999
The Big Issue--Shock Therapy--August 23-29, 1999
This is London--Roth Goes to War on Incest--August 25, 1999
The Independent--Who's the Daddy Now?--August 27, 1999
The Guardian--No Acting Required--August 29, 1999
CinemaScope--Marching Off to War--September 1999
Dazed & Confused--Mission Accomplished--September 1999
dSide--Handle With Care--September 1999
Esquire (UK edition)--The Esquire Interview: Tim Roth--September 1999
This is London--Roth Happy to Defend His War Zone--September 1, 1999
National Post--'I Will Be Directing As Long As I'm Allowed'--September 15, 1999
Toronto Star--Tim Roth Treats Actors With Care--September 17, 1999
Empire--One on One--October 1999
Icon--The End of Violence--October 1999
Total Film--Tim Roth: Brit Talent--October 1999
Flair--Tattooed Tim--Spring 2000
Jane--Q & A--August 2000
Madison--On the Edge--October 2000
Details--Shock the Monkey--June 2001
Premiere--Summer All-Star: Tim Roth--June 2001
Flaunt--Roth & Roll--July 2001
Aftonbladet--Roth: 'I was beat up in school'--August 6, 2001
The A List--The Apes of Roth--August 17-23, 2001
Maxim Fashion--English If Pressed--Autumn/Winter 2001
Telegraph Magazine--Up Close and Personal--February 23, 2002
Daily Mail--How This Cromwell Survived the Axe--April 26, 2002
The Guardian--A Real Page Turner--October 16, 2002
The Independent--How We Met: Giorgio Locatelli & Tim Roth--November 24, 2002
The Times--The Gripes of Roth--May 15, 2003
Total Film--Roth and Ready--June 2003
Sync--Agent Orange--June/July 2005
Knoxville News Sentinel--Talking with good bad guy Tim Roth--August 15, 2005
MoviesOnline.com--Tim Roth Interview, Youth Without Youth--November 2007
Toronto Life--Piss and Tell--November 2007
Complex--The Shotcaller--December 2007/January 2008
Giant--Badass To the Bone--December 2007/January 2008
Interview--View Man: Tim Roth--December 2007/January 2008
The Times--Tim Roth's Exile From Mean Streets--December 6, 2007
New York Daily News--Tim Roth looks for 'Youth Without Youth'--December 8, 2007
Time Out New York--The Hot Seat--December 13-26, 2007
Los Angeles Times--As a Father, Actor, and Director--December 16, 2007
Nylon Guys--The Independent--Winter 2008
Telegraph Magazine--Touching Evil--April 5, 2008
Famous--Tim Roth Is Such a Monster--June 2008
Geek--Abominable Actor--June 2008
Los Angeles Times--The Greats of Roth--June 12, 2008
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Tim's Work
Movies
44 Inch Chest (2008)
Six Bullets from Now (2008)
The Incredible Hulk (2008) ....Emil Blonsky/Abomination
Funny Games (2007) ....George
My Blueberry Nights (2007)
The Other Side (2007) ....Rupert Pupkin
In The Shadow of Wings (2006)
The Death of Harry Tobin (2006)
Virgin Territory (2006) ....Gerbino....aka Chasing Temptation....aka Angels and Virgins....aka Guilty Pleasures....aka Decameron
Youth Without Youth (2006) ....Dominic
A Doll's House (2005)
Don't Come Knocking (2005) ....Sutter
Even Money (2005) ....Victor....aka Jump Shot
Battle of the Brave (2004) ....William Pitt....aka New France
Dark Water (2004) ....Platzer
Silver City (2004) ....Mitch Paine
Beautiful Country (2003) ....Captain Oh
The Last Sign (2003) ....Jeremy
To Kill A King (2002) ....Oliver Cromwell....aka Cromwell & Fairfax
Killing Emmett Young (2001) ....John Harrett....aka Emmett's Mark
Planet of the Apes (2001) ....Thade
The Musketeer (2001) ....Febre....aka D'Artagnan
Bread and Roses (2000) ....Himself
Invincible (2000) ....Hannussen
Lucky Numbers (2000) ....Gig....aka Numbers
The Million Dollar Hotel (2000) ....Izzy Goldkiss
Vatel (1999) ....Le Marquis de Lauzun
The Legend of 1900 (1998) ....Ninteen Hundred....aka The Legend of the Pianist on the Ocean
Animals (1997) ....Henry....aka Animals and the Tollkeeper
Deceiver (1997) ....Wayland....aka Liar
Gridlock'd (1997) ....Stretch
Hoodlum (1997) ....Dutch Schultz....aka Hoods
No Way Home (1997) ....Joey....aka Gasoline Alley
Everyone Says I Love You (1996) ....Charles Ferry
Four Rooms (1995) ....Ted the Bellboy
Rob Roy (1995) ....Archibald Cunningham
Captives (1994) ....Philip Chaney....aka Prisoners
Little Odessa (1994) ....Joshua Shapira
Pulp Fiction (1994) ....Pumpkin
Bodies, Rest & Motion (1993) ....Nick
Reservoir Dogs (1992) ....Mr. Orange/Freddy
The Perfect Husband (1992) ....Milan....aka El Marido Perfecto
Backsliding (1991) ....Tom Whitton
Jumpin' at the Boneyard (1991) ....Manny
Farendj (1990) ....Anton
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990) ....Guildenstern
Vincent & Theo (1990) ....Vincent Van Gogh
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) ....Mitchel
A World Apart (1988) ....Harold
To Kill a Priest (1988) ....Feliks
Return To Waterloo (1985) ....Young Punk
The Hit (1984) ....Myron
Television Movies
Skellig (2009) ....Skellig
Sea Wolf (2008) ....Death Larsen
Tsunami, The Aftermath (2006) ....Nick....aka Aftermath....aka Tsunami
Heart of Darkness (1994) ....Marlow
Murder in the Heartland (1993) ....Charles Starkweather
Common Pursuit (1992) ....Nick Finchley
Yellowbacks (1990) ....Peter Pike
Knuckle (1989) ....Curly Delafield
Coppers (1988) ....Graham
Metamorphosis (1987) ....Gregor Samsa
Murder With Mirrors (1985) ....Edgar Lawson....aka Agatha Christie's 'Murder With Mirrors'
Meantime (1983) ....Colin
Made In Britain (1982) ....Trevor
Television Shows
Lie To Me (2008) ....Dr. Cal Lightman
Tales from the Crypt (Episode #33, "Easel Kill Ya", 1992) ....Jack
A Fine Romance (Episode #6, "The Day of the Third, Thin, Wrong Woman Who Knew All Too Much About Eve", 1989) ....The Jaguar....aka Ticket to Ride
Cracking Up (Episode #2, "Freeborn Englishman", 1989) ....James Gillray
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers ("Volume 10, Franz Kafka", 1988) ....Josef K./Franz Kafka
The South Bank Show (Episode #234, "Birth of Frankenstein and Dracula", 1987) ....Frankenstein's monster
King of the Ghetto (1986) ....Matthew Long
TV Eye ("Paid to Kill the Pope?", 1985)
A Class of His Own (1984) ....Phil Tyler
Driving Ambition ("A Little Differential Problem", 1984) ....Baz
Short Films
With It (2004) ...."Chicken Louis" Farnatelli
Whatever We Do (2003) ....Joe
Mocking the Cosmos (1996) ....Myron/Myrodemnon
Monkey Park (1992)
Expresso Splasho (1984)
Directing Projects
The War Zone (1999)
King Lear
Turning Stones
Plays
The God of Hell (2004) ....Welch
The Metamorphosis (1986) ....Gregor Samsa
The Oven Glove Murders (1986) ....Winston Absolute
Grafters (1985) ....Peter
Cries from the Mammal House (1984) ....Mick
Gimme Shelter (1982) ....The Kid
Son of Circus Lumiere (1982) ....Jim
The Screens (1982) ....The Son
Happy Lies (1981) ....Derek
Othello (1980) ....Cassio
The Yeast Factory (1979)
Easter ....Benjamin
44 Inch Chest (2008)
Six Bullets from Now (2008)
The Incredible Hulk (2008) ....Emil Blonsky/Abomination
Funny Games (2007) ....George
My Blueberry Nights (2007)
The Other Side (2007) ....Rupert Pupkin
In The Shadow of Wings (2006)
The Death of Harry Tobin (2006)
Virgin Territory (2006) ....Gerbino....aka Chasing Temptation....aka Angels and Virgins....aka Guilty Pleasures....aka Decameron
Youth Without Youth (2006) ....Dominic
A Doll's House (2005)
Don't Come Knocking (2005) ....Sutter
Even Money (2005) ....Victor....aka Jump Shot
Battle of the Brave (2004) ....William Pitt....aka New France
Dark Water (2004) ....Platzer
Silver City (2004) ....Mitch Paine
Beautiful Country (2003) ....Captain Oh
The Last Sign (2003) ....Jeremy
To Kill A King (2002) ....Oliver Cromwell....aka Cromwell & Fairfax
Killing Emmett Young (2001) ....John Harrett....aka Emmett's Mark
Planet of the Apes (2001) ....Thade
The Musketeer (2001) ....Febre....aka D'Artagnan
Bread and Roses (2000) ....Himself
Invincible (2000) ....Hannussen
Lucky Numbers (2000) ....Gig....aka Numbers
The Million Dollar Hotel (2000) ....Izzy Goldkiss
Vatel (1999) ....Le Marquis de Lauzun
The Legend of 1900 (1998) ....Ninteen Hundred....aka The Legend of the Pianist on the Ocean
Animals (1997) ....Henry....aka Animals and the Tollkeeper
Deceiver (1997) ....Wayland....aka Liar
Gridlock'd (1997) ....Stretch
Hoodlum (1997) ....Dutch Schultz....aka Hoods
No Way Home (1997) ....Joey....aka Gasoline Alley
Everyone Says I Love You (1996) ....Charles Ferry
Four Rooms (1995) ....Ted the Bellboy
Rob Roy (1995) ....Archibald Cunningham
Captives (1994) ....Philip Chaney....aka Prisoners
Little Odessa (1994) ....Joshua Shapira
Pulp Fiction (1994) ....Pumpkin
Bodies, Rest & Motion (1993) ....Nick
Reservoir Dogs (1992) ....Mr. Orange/Freddy
The Perfect Husband (1992) ....Milan....aka El Marido Perfecto
Backsliding (1991) ....Tom Whitton
Jumpin' at the Boneyard (1991) ....Manny
Farendj (1990) ....Anton
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990) ....Guildenstern
Vincent & Theo (1990) ....Vincent Van Gogh
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) ....Mitchel
A World Apart (1988) ....Harold
To Kill a Priest (1988) ....Feliks
Return To Waterloo (1985) ....Young Punk
The Hit (1984) ....Myron
Television Movies
Skellig (2009) ....Skellig
Sea Wolf (2008) ....Death Larsen
Tsunami, The Aftermath (2006) ....Nick....aka Aftermath....aka Tsunami
Heart of Darkness (1994) ....Marlow
Murder in the Heartland (1993) ....Charles Starkweather
Common Pursuit (1992) ....Nick Finchley
Yellowbacks (1990) ....Peter Pike
Knuckle (1989) ....Curly Delafield
Coppers (1988) ....Graham
Metamorphosis (1987) ....Gregor Samsa
Murder With Mirrors (1985) ....Edgar Lawson....aka Agatha Christie's 'Murder With Mirrors'
Meantime (1983) ....Colin
Made In Britain (1982) ....Trevor
Television Shows
Lie To Me (2008) ....Dr. Cal Lightman
Tales from the Crypt (Episode #33, "Easel Kill Ya", 1992) ....Jack
A Fine Romance (Episode #6, "The Day of the Third, Thin, Wrong Woman Who Knew All Too Much About Eve", 1989) ....The Jaguar....aka Ticket to Ride
Cracking Up (Episode #2, "Freeborn Englishman", 1989) ....James Gillray
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers ("Volume 10, Franz Kafka", 1988) ....Josef K./Franz Kafka
The South Bank Show (Episode #234, "Birth of Frankenstein and Dracula", 1987) ....Frankenstein's monster
King of the Ghetto (1986) ....Matthew Long
TV Eye ("Paid to Kill the Pope?", 1985)
A Class of His Own (1984) ....Phil Tyler
Driving Ambition ("A Little Differential Problem", 1984) ....Baz
Short Films
With It (2004) ...."Chicken Louis" Farnatelli
Whatever We Do (2003) ....Joe
Mocking the Cosmos (1996) ....Myron/Myrodemnon
Monkey Park (1992)
Expresso Splasho (1984)
Directing Projects
The War Zone (1999)
King Lear
Turning Stones
Plays
The God of Hell (2004) ....Welch
The Metamorphosis (1986) ....Gregor Samsa
The Oven Glove Murders (1986) ....Winston Absolute
Grafters (1985) ....Peter
Cries from the Mammal House (1984) ....Mick
Gimme Shelter (1982) ....The Kid
Son of Circus Lumiere (1982) ....Jim
The Screens (1982) ....The Son
Happy Lies (1981) ....Derek
Othello (1980) ....Cassio
The Yeast Factory (1979)
Easter ....Benjamin
Contacting Tim
You can contact Tim in Los Angeles via Staci Wolfe at Polaris Publicity or try any of these other fine addresses:
Polaris PR
8135 West 4th Street
2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Tim Roth
c/o IFA Talent Agency
8730 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Tim Roth
c/o Markham and Froggatt
4 Windmill Street
London, W1P 1HF
ENGLAND
Addresses from: www.tim-roth.com
Polaris PR
8135 West 4th Street
2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Tim Roth
c/o IFA Talent Agency
8730 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Tim Roth
c/o Markham and Froggatt
4 Windmill Street
London, W1P 1HF
ENGLAND
Addresses from: www.tim-roth.com
Tim's Biography
Born in London, 1961, the son of a journalist and an artist mother, Tim Roth was brought up in the middle-class suburb of West Dulwich, but his life changed dramatically when he failed exams for the grammar schools in his area and moved to a seriously hard comprehensive school in Brixton. He first tried acting at the age of 16, in a school musical version of Dracula. When an art student, he realised that perhaps he wasn't destined to become a sculptor, and landed the role of a seething skinhead in Alan Clarke's TV-movie Made in Britain (1982), a character which gained him cult status. He finally quit Camberwell Art College and the serious roles started to roll in, Mike Leigh's study of estate survival, Meantime (1983), and Stephen Frears existential gangster flick, The Hit (1984), were amongst them - then a period of four undemanding years had Roth seriously questioning his future. He was saved by a small part in Peter Greenaway's gothic The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989). In 1990, he was cast as Van Gogh in Robert Altman's Vincent and Theo, and as Guildenstern in Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, both confirmed Roth as one of Britain's leading young actors.
Roth landed a couple of roles in American independent films, packed his bags and moved to Los Angeles in 1990. He got closer to the top of the pile when Quentin Tarantino befriended him and gave him what turned out to be the show-stopping role of undercover cop, Mr. Orange, dying a slow, bloody death in Reservoir Dogs (1992). In 1992 Roth met his wife, Nikki, a Californian fashion designer, and they married a year later. The success of Tarantino's debut paved the way for the role of a diner thief in Pulp Fiction (1994). During the same year he appeared as a hitman in the low-key thriller Little Odessa (1994), and a charming convict seducing dentist Julia Ormond in Captives (1994). This was followed by a unashamedly over the top performance as a 17th century fop in Rob Roy (1995), and the role of an English bellboy in Four Rooms (1995), the ill-fated portmanteau comedy set in a Hollywood hotel and directed by Tarantino, Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell and Robert Rodriguez. Roth turned his hand to directing, and was highly commended for his debut, an adaptation of Alexander Stuart's novel The War Zone (1999), a film about incest. A return to big-budget films arrived with Roth's role as the menacing gorilla leader General Thade in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes (2001).
Roth landed a couple of roles in American independent films, packed his bags and moved to Los Angeles in 1990. He got closer to the top of the pile when Quentin Tarantino befriended him and gave him what turned out to be the show-stopping role of undercover cop, Mr. Orange, dying a slow, bloody death in Reservoir Dogs (1992). In 1992 Roth met his wife, Nikki, a Californian fashion designer, and they married a year later. The success of Tarantino's debut paved the way for the role of a diner thief in Pulp Fiction (1994). During the same year he appeared as a hitman in the low-key thriller Little Odessa (1994), and a charming convict seducing dentist Julia Ormond in Captives (1994). This was followed by a unashamedly over the top performance as a 17th century fop in Rob Roy (1995), and the role of an English bellboy in Four Rooms (1995), the ill-fated portmanteau comedy set in a Hollywood hotel and directed by Tarantino, Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell and Robert Rodriguez. Roth turned his hand to directing, and was highly commended for his debut, an adaptation of Alexander Stuart's novel The War Zone (1999), a film about incest. A return to big-budget films arrived with Roth's role as the menacing gorilla leader General Thade in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes (2001).
General Information
This blog is to inform viewers about the actor/director: Tim Roth. Any other information is probably not given here. This blog is full of Tim's work, shows, movies, interviews, etc. If you have any comments, concerns, info about him, or a question not in the FAQ, contact me at poprocks22@gmail.com. Just don't go crazy. Please do not e-mail me about wanting "secret" information of Tim Roth. If it's not here I either don't have it or I still have to put it in. And no, I am not, nor have ever met Tim Roth. So DO NOT email me saying "I'm your biggest fan!" I repeat: I am not Tim Roth. But I do want as much viewers as possible, so if you find this blog usefull please tell others. A lot of times I get my stuff from other websites, so it is not ment to violate any copyright policies. If you want a video or pic you have to download it yourself. The End.
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