Tom Burke
Born in Kent, England, UK — Jun 30 1981
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Biography
Tom Burke (born 30 July 1981) is an English actor. He is best known for his roles as in the series The Musketeers (2014–2016), the miniseries War & Peace (2016), and as the eponymous character Cormoran Strike in the series Strike (2017). In film, he is best known for portraying Orson Welles in Mank (2020), and starring in in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) and Black Bag (2025). He was the godson of actor Alan Rickman.
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The Crown
Dazzle Jennings
Strike
Cormoran Strike
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Praetorian Jack
The Musketeers
Athos
Modern Love
Michael
Utopia
Philip Carvel
A Ghost Story for Christmas
Edward Jenkins
The Lazarus Project
Dennis Rebrov
War and Peace
Fedor Dolokhov
Black Bag
Freddie Smalls
State of Play
Syd
Great Expectations
Bentley Drummle
Casanova
Jack (20 years old)
Heading Out
Ben
Living
Sutherland
Chéri
Vicomte Desmond
Blade Runner 2099
All About George
The Libertine
Vaughan
Jericho
Edward Wellesley
Only God Forgives
Billy
Mank
Orson Welles
Heroes and Villains
The Invisible Woman
George Wharton
Cleanskin
Mark
The Wonder
Will Byrne
The Souvenir
Anthony
Dracula
Dr. John Seward
The Souvenir: Part II
Anthony (uncredited)
Legends
I Want Candy
Baggy
Responsible Child
William Ramsden
The Young Visiters
Horace
True Things
Blond
Modern/Love in 7 Short Films
Him
The Kid
Mr. Hayes
Roar
Mick
Klokkenluider
Chris
All the King's Men
Pvt. Chad Batterbee
Donkey Punch
Bluey
DragonHeart: A New Beginning
Roland
The Trial of Tony Blair
Book Publisher
Telstar: The Joe Meek Story
Geoff Goddard
Third Star
Davy
Heroes & Villains: Napoleon
Napoleon
The Hooligan Factory
Bullet
The Brunchers
Him
The Show
Fletcher Dennis
Winter of the Crow
Ambassador
Highway to Valhalla: In Pursuit of Furiosa
Self
In Love with Barbara
Ronald Cartland
Act of Faith
Chad
Look, Stranger
One Wrong Word
Norbert
Bella and the Boys
Lee
An Enemy to Die For
Terrence Waterspoon
Blood Sugar
Liam
Number 13
Edward Jenkins
National Theatre Live: The Deep Blue Sea
Freddie Page
Untitled Lenny Abrahamson '70s Drama
Death in Charge
Uncle Sean