Rhydian’s screen roles include LAST CHANCE HARVEY (Momentum) opposite Dustin Hoffman, as Tarquin in ABSOLUTE POWER (BBC) opposite Stephen Fry and Rebecca Front, GOAL (Icon) opposite Anna Friel, as Mr. Griffin in ASYLUM (Paramount Pictures) opposite Ian McKellen and Natasha Richardson, as Dr. Robert Thomas in THE INDIAN DOCTOR (BBC) opposite Sanjeev Bhasker and Ayesha Darker, NATIVITY (BBC Films) opposite Martin Freeman and Ashley Jensen, HOUSE (Pathe) with Kelly McDonald and Miriam Margolyes, as Darryl Kimble in JONATHAN CREEK (BBC) opposite Alan Davies and Sarah Alexander, as General Marcus Crassus opposite Joseph Millson’s Spartacus in EIGHT DAYS THAT MADE ROME (Channel 5(UK)) and other screen roles for the BBC, ITV, SKY1 and Channel 5(UK), including numerous roles in Welsh for S4C, most recently as Russell Lloyd-Davies in BANG (Joio/Artists Studio).

Stage roles include as Gerry Evans, opposite Laura Donnelly’s Chrissy, in Brian Friel’s DANCING AT LUGHNASA (Lyric Belfast), with Complicite for Simon McBurney in Shakespeare’s MEASURE FOR MEASURE (Olivier Theatre/National Theatre), with Harold Pinter in LOOK EUROPE (Almeida) and as Jean in Strindberg’s MISS JULIE (Living Pictures/ChapterArts and tour).

“Rhydian Jones is absolutely compelling” – The Guardian(UK) – Miss Julie

Rhydian’s screen roles include LAST CHANCE HARVEY (Momentum) opposite Dustin Hoffman, as Tarquin in ABSOLUTE POWER (BBC) opposite Stephen Fry and Rebecca Front, GOAL (Icon) opposite Anna Friel, as Mr. Griffin in ASYLUM (Paramount Pictures) opposite Ian McKellen and Natasha Richardson, as Dr. Robert Thomas in THE INDIAN DOCTOR (BBC) opposite Sanjeev Bhasker and Ayesha Darker, NATIVITY (BBC Films) opposite Martin Freeman and Ashley Jensen, HOUSE (Pathe) with Kelly McDonald and Miriam Margolyes, as Darryl Kimble in JONATHAN CREEK (BBC) opposite Alan Davies and Sarah Alexander, as General Marcus Crassus opposite Joseph Millson’s Spartacus in EIGHT DAYS THAT MADE ROME (Channel 5(UK)) and other screen roles for the BBC, ITV, SKY1 and Channel 5(UK), including numerous roles in Welsh for S4C, most recently as Russell Lloyd-Davies in BANG (Joio/Artists Studio).

Stage roles include as Gerry Evans, opposite Laura Donnelly’s Chrissy, in Brian Friel’s DANCING AT LUGHNASA (Lyric Belfast), with Complicite for Simon McBurney in Shakespeare’s MEASURE FOR MEASURE (Olivier Theatre/National Theatre), with Harold Pinter in LOOK EUROPE (Almeida) and as Jean in Strindberg’s MISS JULIE (Living Pictures/ChapterArts and tour).

“Rhydian Jones is absolutely compelling” – The Guardian(UK) – Miss Julie