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Known for Acting
Born 1970-07-10 in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK
John Simm grew up in Nelson, Lancashire. He attended Edge End High School, Nelson, Lancashire followed by Blackpool Drama College at 16 and the Drama Centre, London at 19. He lives with his wife, actress Kate Magowan, and their children Ryan (born 13th August 2001) and Molly (born February 2007). Simm won the best actor award at the Valencia Film Festival for his film debut in "Boston Kickout" (1996).

I, Jack Wright (2025) — Gray Wright · 6 episodes

Right Here, Right Now (2023) — Self

Grace (2021) — DS Roy Grace · 20 episodes

Crime (2021) — Mr Confectioner · 1 episode

Crime (2021) — Gareth Horsborough · 2 episodes

Starstruck (2021) — Martin · 1 episode

Joey (2020) — Joey

Cold Courage (2020) — Arthur Fried · 8 episodes

DNA Journey (2019) — Self · 1 episode

Collateral (2018) — David Mars · 4 episodes

Trauma (2018) — Dan Bowker · 3 episodes

Strangers (2018) — Jonah Mulray · 8 episodes

The Catch (2016) — Rhys · 6 episodes

The Catch (2016) — Rhys Griffiths · 10 episodes

Code of a Killer (2015) — Alec Jeffreys · 2 episodes

Prey (2014) — Marcus Farrow · 3 episodes

Intruders (2014) — Jack Whalen · 8 episodes

Father's Day (2013) — Dave

Burgled (2013) — Self - Narrator (voice)

Toast of London (2013) · 1 episode

The Village (2013) — John Middleton · 12 episodes

Everyday (2012) — Ian

Wartime Farm (2012) — Narrator · 8 episodes

Discovering Hamlet (2011) — Self

Mad Dogs (2011) — Baxter · 14 episodes

Exile (2011) — Tom Ronstadt · 3 episodes

Doctor Who: The End of Time (2010) — The Master

Skellig (2009) — Dave

Moving On (2009) — Moose · 1 episode

Tu£sday (2008) — Silver

The Human Spider (2008) — Narrator

The Ties That Bind Us (2008) — The Master (archive footage)

The Devil's Whore (2008) — Edward Sexby · 4 episodes

The 50 Greatest Television Dramas (2007) — Self

Moose on the Loose (2007) — Narrator

The Yellow House (2007) — Vincent Van Gogh

Factory: Manchester from Joy Division to Happy Mondays (2007) — Himself - Narrator (voice)
The End of 'Life on Mars' (2007) — Self

Would I Lie to You? (2007) — Self · 1 episode
Monsoon Railway (2007) — Narrator - (Voice) · 2 episodes

Brothers of the Head (2006) — Boatman

The Dark Side of Porn: The Real Animal Farm (2006) — Narrator

Devilwood (2006) — Gabriel

Life on Mars (2006) — Sam Tyler · 16 episodes

The One Show (2006) — Self · 1 episode

Monsoon Railway (2005) — Narrator

Blue/Orange (2005) — Dr. Bruce Flaherty

Doctor Who Confidential (2005) · 3 episodes

The Dark Side of Porn (2005) — Self · 9 episodes

Doctor Who (2005) — The Master · 5 episodes

Ten Minute Movie (2004) — Nick

Nero (2004) — Caligula

The Culture Show (2004) — Self · 1 episode
London (2004) — Friedrich Engels · 3 episodes

Sex Traffic (2004) — Daniel Appleton · 2 episodes

This World (2004) · 13 episodes

Imperium: Nero (2004) — Caligola · 2 episodes

State of Play (2003) — Cal McAffrey · 6 episodes
One Life (2003) · 1 episode

Canterbury Tales (2003) — Ace · 1 episode

24 Hour Party People (2002) — Bernard

Miranda (2002) — Frank

Crime and Punishment (2002) — Raskolnikov

Boys Alone (2002) — Narrator (voice)

Crime and Punishment (2002) — Raskolnikov · 2 episodes

Is Harry on the Boat? (2001) — Prize Winner

Forgive and Forget (2000) — Theo

Clocking Off (2000) — Stuart Leach · 1 episode

Never Never (2000) — John Parlour · 2 episodes

Human Traffic (1999) — Jip

Wonderland (1999) — Eddie

Spaced (1999) — Stephen Edwards · 1 episode

Understanding Jane (1998) — Oz/2nd Party Stonehead

Diana & Me (1997) — Neil

The Lakes (1997) — Danny Kavanagh · 14 episodes

Boston Kickout (1995) — Phil

Carrying Dad (1995) — Sean
Mirror Man (1995) — Gary Kingston

Chiller (1995) — Gary Kingston · 1 episode

Meat (1994) — Cecil

A Pinch of Snuff (1994) — Clint Heppelwhite

Men of the World (1994) — Kendle Bains · 12 episodes

Cracker (1993) — William 'Bill' Preece · 2 episodes
Oasis (1993) — Posh Robert · 10 episodes

Heartbeat (1992) — Richard Francis · 1 episode

Cutting Edge (1990) — Self - Narrator · 3 episodes

Screen One (1989) — Cecil · 1 episode

Rumpole of the Bailey (1975) — Joby Jonson · 1 episode
Do You Wanna Wrap Here?: The Making of Boston Kickout — Self
When the Wolves Came — Roger