Tom Mison

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Career

Mison continued to work in theatre, appearing as Fortinbras in a Trevor Nunn-directed production of Hamlet at the Old Vic Theatre in 2006 and as Gabriel in Andrew Bovell's When the Rain Stops Falling at the Almeida Theatre in 2009. "[t]he is an actor we'll be hearing about again," the Evening Standard said of his role in Les Enfants du Paradis "memorable." His appearance was dubbed "glowing" by the Guardian.

He appeared in Laura Wade's Posh, a British playwright, which ran at the Royal Court Theatre in 2010. Mison played James Leighton-Masters, the president of a fictional Oxford dining club called the Riot Club. "Mison was particularly memorable," Daily Telegraph columnist Charles Spencer said of it.

The play was revived in the West End at the Duke of York's Theatre in 2012. Prince Hal in Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 at the Theatre Royal in Bath in 2011 played Prince Hal in Henry IV, Part 1 and Part 2 of Henry IV.

The cast for The Way of the World, a William Congreve Restoration comedy, was confirmed in February by the Donmar Warehouse in London. Mison was selected to play Fainall's role.

Wood, Bounded, and The Life Man of Portland Mews are two of Mison's many UK stage monologues, including Wood, Bounded, and The Life Man of Portland Mews.

Mison appeared in a number of films from 2005 to 2008, most in small roles. These early film appearances include roles in the Hallmark Channel film Mysterious Island; the BBC television film A Waste of Shame: Shakespeare and His Sonnets; and Peter O'Toole's Venus.

The Suicide Brothers' continuing and Lamentable Saga was written and performed in a film short by Mison and his fellow Webber-Douglas Academy graduate Rupert Friend at the time, Mison's roommate at the time. The Brownlee Brothers produced the film, which Mison described as a "Brothers Grimm style fairy tale." The short film is a dark comedy fairy tale about two brothers, played by Mison and Friend, who try to murder themselves every day; Keira Knightley plays a fairy. Poltock & Walsh, a luxury designers, screened the film at an event, causing widespread reports that it was made to advertise the designers' fashion collection. These reports, according to Mison, are inaccurate. The short film appeared at a number of festivals, including the 2009 BFI London Film Festival; the 2009 New Hampshire Film Festival, where it received Best Short Comedy; the 2010 London Short Film Festival, where it tied for first place for Best Short; and the 2010 Rhode Island International Film Festival, where it placed for first place for Best Short. Mison appeared in Friend's directorial debut, Steve, a short film that also stars Knightley and Colin Firth.

In 2011, Mison appeared in the film version of David Nicholls' novel One Day. Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess appeared on One Day; Lone Scherfig produced. In 2012 in the Yemeni romantic comedy Salmon Fishing, his most film work to date came in the role of a detective. This film adaptation of Paul Torday's book was directed by Lasse Halstrom, and Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt appeared. Capt. Mison was Capt. Harriet's character Harriet's character, Robert Mayers, is the military boyfriend of Emily Blunt's character Harriet. The film was generally well-received critically and did well at the box office. It surpassed the top ten in the United States, peaking at No. 10. 7. Rotten Tomatoes, a research firm that gathers reviews, has a 67% positive feedback among critics, based on 139 reviews.

In 2013, Mison appeared in two independent British films. Mark is the fiance of the daughter of the two rival brothers in Jadoo, written and directed by Amit Gupta. In a special section on "Culinary Cinema," Jadoo's world premiere was held at the Berlin film festival in 2013. It was first introduced in the United Kingdom in September 2013 and performed at over 20 festivals.

Mison appeared in Dead Cat, a romantic comedy written by Sam Bern and Stefan Georgiou, but Georgiou also directed. Timon is the main character in a group of four friends, one of whom is missing his childhood sweetheart. In real life, the four actors appear to be friends, and the roles were created for them. Although Dead Cat was released in 2009, it wasn't announced until 2013. It was shown in a number of festivals in 2013, including the Cambridge Film Festival in the United Kingdom; the Indie Spirit Film Festival in Colorado; the British Independent Film Festival, where it received the British Lion Award for Achievement in Film on a Low Budget; and the Southampton International Film Festival, where it received Best Film of the Festival and Best Feature Film. In a Supporting Activity, Mison received the Best Performance by an Actor. In July 2013, Dead Cat also won Best of Show at Indie Fest.

Mison appeared in several British television shows from 2006 to 2012. In The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, a six-episode film on BBC One, Ben Sixsmith appeared. In 2007, PBS' Masterpiece Theatre was shown on PBS. In the premiere episode of Secret Diary of a Call Girl, which was broadcast on ITV2 in 2007, he appeared Daniel. In 2008, it premiered on Showtime in the United States.

Mr. Bingley appeared in Lost in Austen, a fanciful recreation of Pride and Prejudice, in 2008. Guy Andrews' four-part mini-series imagines a modern-day woman who is transported to Pride and Prejudice, her favorite book. Critics generally enjoyed the film.

Mison appeared in three major British TV shows from 2008 to 2010. He appeared in season 11 of Agatha Christie's Poirot, the 70-episode television adaptation of Agatha Christie's tales and novels starring the detective Hercule Poirot, in 2008. In "Third Girl," Mison played David Baker, a character referred to as a "peacock." Mison appeared in Lewis, the ITV-produced crime drama (broadcast as Inspector Lewis on PBS). In "Allegory of Love," a series 3 episode that was broadcast in 2009, Mison played Dorian Crane, a young professor and well-known fantasy novelist. In 2010, Mison appeared in "It Smells of Books," an episode of the BBC One's New Tricks, an episode.

Mison's next television appearance was in Parade's End, the definitive television adaptation of the Ford Madox Ford novel tetralogy Parade's End. The five-part series, written by Tom Stoppard and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, aired on BBC Two in 2012 and 2013. Monton portrayed Potty Perpetue, the erstwhile lover of Sylvia Tietjens, wife of Christopher Tietjens, who was played by Cumberbatch. The series received rave reviews and was nominated for five Emmy awards and five BAFTA awards in 2013.

Mison was first cast in a recent Fox television series named Sleepy Hollow in early 2013. In a war that re-awakens in 21st century Sleepy Hollow, Mison plays Ichabod Crane, a Revolutionary War soldier wounded in a war that re-awakens. The show is heavily influenced by Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Philip Iscove, executive producer, and writer of the new Star Trek film reboot, Roberto Orci; Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, co-creators of the Fox TV show Fringe and the writers; and Len Wiseman, director of Live Free or Die Hard, first co-producer of all four Underworld films, are co-creators and executive producers. Nicole Beharie, who plays police lieutenant Abbie Mills, co-stars Mison. Orci and Kurtzman said that they had intended to cast an American actor but were unable to locate an actor who could convincingly portray a Revolutionary era man in the 21st century. In its first season, Fox was a hit, to the surprise of some in the media. Critics and journalists alike lauded Mison's portrayal of Crane. The Television Critics Association named Mison as the most likely to reach breakout success for the 2013 season in September. Darren Franich of Entertainment Weekly called him a "constant revelation." "[Mison] plays Crane's confusion, passion, rage, and bemusement note perfectly," Mauen Ryan wrote for The Huffington Post. After two weeks on the air, the show was revived for a second season. Sleepy Hollow was picked up for a third season of 18 episodes in March 2015. Fox renewed the show for a fourth season on May 13, 2016, which premiered on January 6, 2017. Fox decided not to renew the program for a fifth season in May 2017.

In 2018, he was in a leading role in Watchmen, where he portrayed Mr. Phillips and the Game Warden's clones.

Mison appeared in 2021 as a series regular in Apple's Apple TV+ series See.

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