Christopher Hatherall

Christopher Hatherall (born Christopher John Hatherall, Gloucester, England) is a British actor, writer, and producer (1.78 m). He worked at an insurance company until age 22, then started a degree in Film Studies & Modern Writing at the University of Gloucestershire, graduating with First Class Honours in 2002. He has never formally trained as an actor; his first role was in 2003 and he has been a professional since 2005, moving to London at 27. He is also a freelance writer for Big Finish Productions, contributing to the Survivors, New Counter-Measures, and Star Cops audio drama series. His filmography includes: Soul Searcher (2005); The Vanguard (2008); Hatfields & McCoys (2012, TV) (Kevin Costner, Sam Shepard); Lords of London (2014) (Ray Winstone, Jason Connery); And Then There Were None (2015, TV) (Charles Dance, Toby Stephens); Rillington Place (2016, TV) (Tim Roth, Jodie Comer); The War of the Worlds (2019, TV) (Eleanor Tomlinson, Rafe Spall); Weapon (2020); Showtrial (2021, TV) (Celine Buckens, Joseph Payne); The Long Shadow (2023, TV) (Jack Deam, Michael McElhatton); Heartstopper (2024, TV); Breathtaking (2024, TV) (Joanne Froggatt); Trigger Point (2025, TV).