All 35 Jonathan Hyde Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of beloved actor Jonathan Hyde as we take you on a journey through his most memorable and captivating filmography. From dramatic roles to heartwarming performances, this roundup article will provide a comprehensive overview of Jonathan Hyde’s movies, leaving you inspired and entertained.
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1. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1980)
In the classic 1980 adaptation of “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, “ the story unfolds as a mesmerizing tale of betrayal, revenge, and uncertainty. Derek Jacobi delivers a compelling performance as the titular character, Prince Hamlet, who is tormented by his suspicions that his uncle has killed his father in a plot to seize both the throne of Denmark and his mother’s affections.
2. An Indecent Obsession (1985)
In “An Indecent Obsession, “ released in 1985, tender-hearted Sister Honour Langtree (played by Wendy Hughes) takes charge of a military hospital for psychiatric patients. A life-changing event occurs when a new patient, an Australian soldier with a hairy chest, is admitted to the hospital.
3. Honour, Profit & Pleasure (1985)
Honour, Profit & Pleasure” is a captivating 1985 drama that transports viewers into the world of iconic German composer George Frideric Handel. Set in the 18th century, this compelling film explores Handel’s life from his triumphant London debut, through his decision to abandon aristocratic patrons, to his struggles with money, fickle audiences, and his own health.
4. Caravaggio (1986)
Dive into the captivating world of Caravaggio, a gripping biographical drama that delves into the life of the celebrated 17th-century painter. Known for his striking, almost blasphemous artwork, Caravaggio is not just an artist, but a flirtatious figure who navigates the dark underbelly of the world.
5. The Death of the Heart (1987)
In “The Death of the Heart, “ a young orphan named Portia finds herself surrounded by affluence and extravagance when she is taken in by her well-to-do aunt and uncle. Amidst the opulence, however, she encounters a young man who appears to be courting her, sparking confusion in the naïve girl.
6. The Plot to Kill Hitler (1990)
In the gripping thriller, ‘The Plot to Kill Hitler’, German Army colonel Count Claus von Stauffenberg embarks on a daring mission to assassinate Adolf Hitler in 1944. As he and his fellow conspirators in Berlin prepare to seize power, the stage is set for a dramatic and suspenseful tale of courage and intrigue.
7. The War That Never Ends (1991)
The War That Never Ends” is a captivating drama film released in 1991, which brings the Peloponnesian Wars to life in a unique and engaging way. Based on the renowned book by Thucydides and Plato, the movie unfolds as a series of news broadcast-like monologues by these brilliant ancient philosophers and other notable figures. The Peloponnesian Wars, a battle between Athens and Sparta that lasted for a remarkable 27 years, serves as the film’s backdrop.
8. Richie Rich (1994)
Join 13-year-old billionaire Richie Rich (Macaulay Culkin) on an action-packed adventure to protect his family from a daring inside job. With his quick wit and a cast of quirky characters, Richie navigates elaborate setups, sinister gardening plots, and a cunning villain, all while trying to save his family from danger. With a blend of humor and heart, this family-friendly comedy delivers a thrilling tale of loyalty, courage, and self-discovery.
9. I Spy Returns (1994)
I Spy Returns, released in 1994, brings back the beloved duo of Scott and Robinson, in this exciting adventure, comedy, and action piece. The two former spies, now grown with families of their own, find themselves entangled in a new mission with their kids as the agents. As devoted fathers, they embark on the journey to ensure their children’s safety while navigating the thrilling world of espionage.
10. Deadly Advice (1994)
In the quirky, suspenseful comedy-drama “Deadly Advice, “ small-town librarian Jodie (played by Jane Horrocks) receives guidance from the ghosts of five notorious British killers, as she devises a complex plan to kill her overbearing mother, Iris (played by Brenda Fricker), and clear the path for her happiness. Surrounded by an eccentric group of characters, Jodie navigates friendships, love triangles, and family dynamics, all while entertaining the idea of following in the footsteps of Britain’s most infamous criminals. “Deadly Advice” masterfully blends dark humor, poignant drama, and a witty script, as Jodie’s journey transforms from a desperate plea for liberation into a complex exploration of desire, power, and sacrifice.
11. Being Human (1994)
Being Human” is a unique and thought-provoking comedy-drama that takes a deep dive into the meaning of courage and what it is to be human. Directed by Bill Forsyth and starring Robin Williams, John Turturro, and Kelly Hunter, this film is a remarkable journey through four lifetimes, each set centuries apart, all intertwined in a story of existentialism, humor, and powerful character development.
12. Jumanji (1995)
Jumanji, released in 1995, is a thrilling adventure-comedy family film that follows the lives of two children who discover a magical board game. Upon playing the game, they unleash a man who has been trapped inside it for decades, along with a host of dangerous creatures.
13. Bliss (1995)
In the thrilling 1995 crime, sci-fi, and thriller film “Bliss, “ Dr. Sam Bliss, a brilliant medical research scientist based at Cambridge University, dedicates his life to investigating bizarre and inexplicable deaths. With the help of his enthusiastic and resourceful assistant, Dr.
14. Anaconda (1997)
In the heart of the Amazon jungle, a group of adventurous explorers from a National Geographic film crew find themselves in a terrifying situation as they’re taken hostage by a madman on a rampage. Their captor, driven by an insatiable hunger for power, is on a mission to capture the deadliest snake in the world: a giant, bloodthirsty anaconda.
15. Titanic (1997)
Get ready for an epic love story that shines brighter than the stars. In the year 1997, an unforgettable tale unfurls on the high seas with the blockbuster movie Titanic.
16. Beyond Titanic (1998)
Beyond Titanic is a riveting documentary that delves into the fascinating 86-year history of Titanicana in popular culture. With a focus on films centered around or inspired by the infamous disaster of 1912, this thought-provoking piece offers a captivating exploration of how the Titanic has captured the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide.
17. The Mummy (1999)
The Mummy” is a thrilling action-adventure film that takes place in the ancient city of Hamunaptra. It follows an American soldier who, while serving in the French Foreign Legion, accidentally awakens a mummy on an archaeological dig. As the mummy searches for the reincarnation of his long-lost love, he unleashes chaos and terror on the city. The soldier teams up with an expert archeologist and a local guide to protect the city and find a way to stop the mummy’s reign of terror.
18. Eisenstein (2000)
Eisenstein” (2000) is a captivating drama directed by Renny Bartlett that delves into the life of renowned Russian film director Mikhailovich Eisenstein. The film charts Eisenstein’s journey from his studies under theatre director Meyerhold to his time in Mexico where he endeavored to make an experimental film dubbed “Que Viva Mexico” only to face defeat upon his return to Russia.
19. The Prince and the Pauper (2000)
The Prince and the Pauper” is a thrilling adventure film that follows the storyline of an English king trading places with a poor boy. Written by the legendary Mark Twain, this movie captivates the audience with its enthralling plot and engaging characters.
20. The Tailor of Panama (2001)
The Tailor of Panama” is a thrilling drama film directed by John Boorman and written by John le Carré, Andrew Davies, and John Boorman. The movie, released in 2001, stars Pierce Brosnan, Geoffrey Rush, and Jamie Lee Curtis.
21. Vacuums (2003)
Vacuums is a comedic movie from 2003, filled with wit and humor. Two English twins from opposite ends of the family spectrum start rival vacuum cleaner companies across the street from each other. Their competition quickly turns into a heated business battle, with their personal animosity coming to the fore.
22. Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (2004)
In the gripping crime drama “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking” (2004), legendary detective Sherlock Holmes (Rupert Everett) emerges from a haze of drugs and semi-retirement to face a terrifying serial killer. This chilling mystery sees Holmes join forces with Dr. John Watson (Nicholas Palliser) to unravel a series of heinous murders targeting the teenage daughters of the aristocracy.
23. Land of the Blind (2006)
Land of the Blind, “ directed by Robert Edwards, is a riveting political thriller set against a backdrop of revolution and terrorism. In this story, a soldier is forced to confront his moral compass as he recounts his complex relationship with a prominent political prisoner, working tirelessly to overthrow their nation’s oppressive, authoritarian government.
24. The Contract (2006)
The Contract: A thrilling crime drama that pushes the boundaries of justice and family loyalty. The story centers around a father and son duo who, in an effort to bring a notorious assassin to justice, cross paths with his equally lethal associates. This high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse draws in action, suspense, and a moral dilemma that takes audiences on a nerve-wracking ride.
25. The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (2006)
In the year 2006, “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb” graced the big screen with its adventurous blend of fantasy and horror. Directed by Russell Mulcahy and written by David N. Titcher, the film boasts a stellar star-studded lineup consisting of Casper Van Dien, Jonathan Hyde, and Leonor Varela. Set in 1922 Cairo, the movie follows the thrilling journey of free-spirited archaeologist Danny Fremont, who is desperately in search of King Tut’s Emerald Tablet, believed to hold the ultimate power to control the world.
26. King Lear (2008)
King Lear, released in 2008, is a powerful television adaptation of William Shakespeare’s renowned play, expertly directed by Trevor Nunn. This adaptation captivates audiences with a remarkable performance by Sir Ian McKellen, portraying the tragic monarch with unprecedented depth and intensity.
27. Crimson Peak (2015)
Crimson Peak, “ directed by the award-winning Guillermo del Toro, is a thrilling gothic love story that explores the boundary between reality and supernatural. Set in 19th-century England, an aspiring author, Edith Cushing, played by Mia Wasikowska, grapples with her past and the allure of two enigmatic men. Jessica Chastain masterfully portrays the intense desire of her character, Lady Lucille, a mysterious woman with a hidden past. Meanwhile, Tom Hiddleston plays Sir Thomas Sharpe, a charming but enigmatic aristocrat. They both are drawn to Edith, each harboring secrets that threaten to tear the world apart.
28. Act/Or (2015)
Act/Or is an intriguing and heartwarming tale, set against the backdrop of the Greek, Hungarian, and British film industries. The movie, starring Shay O’Driscoll, Gábor Dióssi, and Franciska Töröcsik, offers a unique fusion of comedy, drama, and romance as it delves into the lives of four passionate actors who battle their personal demons and the harsh realities of the industry for the coveted prize of success.
29. FirstBorn (2016)
In the gripping horror film FirstBorn (2016), a young couple’s life takes a terrifying turn when they welcome their first child into the world. As they joyously embrace their new family unit, sinister entities lurk in the shadows, threatening to destroy the innocent newborn and the relationships of those closest to them.
30. Tokyo Trial (2017)
Tokyo Trial, “ set in the aftermath of WWII, narrates the story of Dutch judge Röling, who becomes one of the 11 Allied judges on the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal, marking it the most significant phase of his life. The film delves into the interplay of political, professional, and personal conflicts, as Röling must navigate through intrigue and betrayal in his quest for justice.
31. Breathe (2017)
Breathe” is a heartwarming and inspiring true story of love and determination. The film follows the incredible journey of Robin and Diana Cavendish, a fearless couple who refuse to give up in the face of a devastating illness. Based on a real-life story, “Breathe” showcases the couple’s unwavering spirit and their refusal to accept defeat. The film explores the depths of their love, their incredible resilience, and their commitment to each other, even amidst challenges beyond their control.
32. Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans (2021)
Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans” is an animated adventure film, released in 2021, that brings together the heroes of the Trollhunters series for an epic battle. The Arcane Order seeks to seize control over the magic that binds the world and the heroes must combine forces to prevent this.
34. Sebastian (2024)
Sebastian” is a gripping drama that follows Max, a young and ambitious 25-year-old writer living in London. In the pursuit of authenticity for his debut novel, Max embarks on a bold double life as a sex worker, balancing his personal life, relationships, and the pressures of his aspirations.
35. Hamlet (2024)
Dive into the depths of Shakespeare’s profound tragedy as it transforms into a chilling modern psychological thriller in Hamlet (2024). This timeless tale of revenge transcends the stage in a thrilling, unique contemporary lens. Directed by Sean Mathias, Hamlet (2024) stars an impressive ensemble, including Ben Allen, Francesca Annis, and Frances Barber.