Richard C. Armitage
22-Aug-1971
United Kingdom
Actor
Richard Armitage is an English actor, film, television, and actor, best known for starring ‘Thorin Oakenshield’ in the film series ‘The Hobbit’. A graduate of the ‘London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art’ (LAMDA), Armitage has embarked on a journey in the theater industry. He then moved on to films and TV projects. The role he played was 'John Standring' in the 'BBC' Sparkhouse show. 'He became famous in the UK for the lead role of' John Thornton 'in the British series' North and South.' Following this, he gained worldwide fame for his portrayal of 'Thorin Oakenshield' in 'The Hobbit' trilogy film. He gained more fame with the series 'Robin Hood,' 'Spooks,' and 'Hannibal'. He received the 'Olivier Award' for Best Actor 'for his presentation of' John Proctor 'in the production of' The Crucible 'stage in' The Old Vic. Armitage. ‘He used his baritone voice to pretend to be a talented voice actor. He has put his voice in various TV and radio programs and advertising and narrated many audiobooks. Words lead roles in the web series 'Castlevania' and in the serial podcast of the podcast 'Wolverine.'