Robert Bathurst
Current Interest
1.5
▼ 0.2Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 26 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Toast of London
as Ed Howzer-Black
2013
6.0
Absolutely Anything
as James Cleverill
2015
4.1
Emma
as Mr. Weston
2009
3.9
Dracula
as Lord Thomas Davenport
2013
3.5
Savage House
as The Narrator (voice)
2026
3.5
Munich – The Edge of War
as Sir Nevile Henderson
2021
3.4
The Pillars of the Earth
as Percy Hamleigh
2010
3.3
Scoop
as Strombel's Co-Worker
2006
2.6
Monty Python: Before the Flying Circus
as Narrator (voice)
2008
2.3
The Wind in the Willows
as St John Weasel
1996
2.2
Narcopolis
as Nolan
2015
2.1
Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie
as Maydo Archer
2014
2.0
Whoops Apocalypse
as Damien
1986
1.9
Hornblower: The Even Chance
as Lieutenant Eccleston
1998
1.7
Heidi
as Mr. Sessemann
2005
1.6
Snow White: The Sequel
as Additional voices (voice)
2007
1.6
White Teeth
as Marcus Malfen
2002
1.4
Twenty-one
as Mr. Metcalfe
1991
1.4
Hattie
as John Le Mesurier
2011
1.3
The Safe House
as Dr. Adam Daley
2002
0.1
The Secret
as Alex Faraday
2002
0.1
A Family Portrait
as Robert (voice)
2009
0.1
Sex Actually
as Charles
2005
0.1
The Fall
as Michael Hamilton
2021
0.1
Raising Sancho
as Narrator
2008
0.1
Coup!
as Mark Thatcher
2006
0.1
Blackadder: The Lost Pilot
as Prince Henry
2023
0.1
Three Sisters
as Vershinin
2003
0.1
Bloodsport
2025
0.1
Inside the Four Seasons: Park Lane
as Narrator
2025
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Robert Bathurst
Robert Bathurst has appeared in 30 titles, including 25 movies and 5 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Robert Bathurst's filmography is Whoops Apocalypse (1986).
The most recent title featuring Robert Bathurst is Savage House (2026).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Robert Bathurst is Raising Sancho with an IMDb rating of 8.9.
Robert Bathurst has been active for approximately 40 years, with credits spanning from 1986 to 2026.
Titles featuring Robert Bathurst currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Robert Bathurst's career include 2002, 2005, 2006.
