Olivia Colman

A 1920s English seaside town falls prey to an absurd and occasionally threatening scandal in this uproarious mystery comedy.

Renowned absurdist writer-director Yorgos Lanthimos marks his English-language debut with this macabre satire on finding love.

Timothée Chalamet is intoxicating as Willy Wonka in this fun and rambunctious prequel origin story.

Meryl Streep’s deserved Oscar-winning performance is pitch-perfect as Britain’s first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher.

Bad Sisters writer Ailbhe Keogan pens the script for this uplifting Olivia Colman-led Irish road movie.

London-born writer and actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge creates a dryly witty, bold and distinctive two-series show.

Olivia Colman stars in a hard-hitting slice of social realism from actor-turned-director Paddy Considine.

Tom Hardy commands the screen, and the wheel, in this minimalist but mesmerising thriller.

Claire Foy, Olivia Colman and Imelda Staunton play various incarnations of Queen Elizabeth II in this Netflix drama.

Luke Evans, Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley lend their vocal talents to a lively animated adaptation.

Olivia Colman stars in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut; a spiky, sensuous Elena Ferrante adaptation.

Sam Mendes follows up his BAFTA-winner 1917 with a swooning seafront ode to cinema itself.

From the creators of The Gruffalo comes a story about a super-long and super-strong worm.

The beloved children’s novel gets an all-star reboot in this four-part animated series..

The world of John Le Carré is re-contextualised for contemporary audiences in this classy and captivating mini-series.

Featuring exquisite performances from two of the UK’s best actors, this is a true crime story laced with eccentricity and wit.

The singular and mischievous period drama for which national treasure Olivia Colman won an Oscar.

Oscar-winners Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman star in this devastating, dementia-driven drama.

Olivia Colman lends her vocals to this tender, tech-inspired animation.

A sumptuous adaptation of Graham Swift’s novel about young love and class struggle in post-WWI England.