Julian Fellowes

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RECENT CREDITS

Separate Lies (FILM) Sep. 16, 2005

Piccadilly Jim (FILM) Jan. 1, 2005

Vanity Fair (FILM) Sep. 1, 2004

Two Brothers (FILM) Jun. 25, 2004

Anatomy of a Scene: Gosford Park (TV) Mar. 10, 2002

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HIGHLIGHTS

2005 Made directorial debut with "Separate Lies" a drama starring Emily Watson and Tom Wilkinson

2004 Penned the screenplay adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's "Vanity Fair"; directed by Mira Nair

2001 Feature screenwriting debut, "Gosford Park"; also served as an associate producer; received Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay

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2005 Made directorial debut with "Separate Lies" a drama starring Emily Watson and Tom Wilkinson

2004 Penned the screenplay adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's "Vanity Fair"; directed by Mira Nair

2001 Feature screenwriting debut, "Gosford Park"; also served as an associate producer; received Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay

2000 - 2001 Had recurring role as a Scottish nobleman in the BBC series "Monarch of the Glen"

1999 Played the upper-class Lord Richmond in the British miniseries "Aristocrats"

1998 Acted alongside Catherine Denueve in "Place Vendome"

1998 Produced and scripted a British TV adaptation of Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper"

1997 Co-starred as an army officer in "Regeneration"

1997 Had featured role as the Minister of Defence in the James Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies"

1995 Played the mysterious Bishop in the thriller "Savage Hearts"

1994 Wrote the teleplay adaptation of "Little Lord Fauntleroy"; received International Emmy

1993 Again supported Anthony Hopkins in "Shadowlands"

1992 Appeared in "Damage", starring Jeremy Irons and Juliette Binoche

1990 Portrayed Noel Coward in "Goldeneye", a syndicated biopic of James Bond creator Ian Fleming

1989 Co-starred in the HBO drama "Fellow Traveller", about the Hollywood blacklist of the 1950s

1984 Was associate producer of the syndicated miniseries "A Married Man", starring Anthony Hopkins

1982 Cast as the Prince Regent in the CBS movie "The Scarlet Pimpernel"

1981 Moved to Los Angeles

1981 Debut on American TV, co-starring with Anthony Hopkins in "The Bunker" (CBS), a drama about Adolph Hitler

1981 Played the Emperor Nero in the CBS miniseries "Peter and Paul"

1981 Feature acting debut in "Priest of Love"

1979 Appeared in the British miniseries "My Son, My Son" (BBC)

1977 Early TV credit, a guest appearance on the BBC series "The Duchess of Duke Street" (date approximate)

Raised in an aristocratic family

Joined the Cambridge Footlights while an undergraduate

Began acting career appearing in repertory theater

Returned to England

Established Lionhead Productions with Andrew Morgan

Recently Worked With...

Tom Wilkinson

Separate Lies

Released: Sep. 16, 2005

Sam Rockwell

Piccadilly Jim

Released: Jan. 1, 2005

Reese Witherspoon

Vanity Fair

Released: Sep. 1, 2004

Guy Pearce

Two Brothers

Released: Jun. 25, 2004

Michael Gambon

Gosford Park

Released: Jan. 11, 2002

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