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Nathan Willcocks

Acting 23 credits
23
Total Credits
2024
15 Years Career Span
4
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Nathan Willcocks works in acting. Archytele tracks 23 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Paris Has Fallen
Marie Antoinette
Suzanna Andler
DreamchildSo That Nothing Changes
Casanova, Last LoveThe Sanctuary: Survival Stories of the AlpsPermission
Le Mans 1955
MissionsLost in LondonPremier HommeA Taste of Ink
Fructose
Le Plus Beau Pays du Monde, Opus 2Nuit / Béton
United PassionsTry to Die Young
Wild FranceElias
American Football
Une longue tristesse
Paris Connections

Full Filmography

23 titles
  • Dreamchild (2020) as Philippe
  • Marie Antoinette (2022) as Mercy
  • Paris Has Fallen (2024) as Philippe Bardin
  • Missions (2017) as Edward Doisneau
  • Le Plus Beau Pays du Monde, Opus 2 (2015) as Narrator (English)
  • Lost in London (2017) as Eugene
  • Casanova, Last Love (2019) as Claremont
  • Paris Connections (2010) as William Brown
  • United Passions (2014) as Mr. Brown
  • The Sanctuary: Survival Stories of the Alps (2019) as Narrator (English)
  • Suzanna Andler (2021) as Rivière
  • Premier Homme (2017) as Narrator
  • Le Mans 1955 (2018) as John Fitch (voice)
  • Wild France (2013) as Narrator (English)
  • A Taste of Ink (2017) as Hervé Vlanine
  • Nuit / Béton (2015) as Eph
  • Permission (2019) as Père
  • Fructose (2016)
  • Try to Die Young (2014) as Hervé
  • So That Nothing Changes (2020) as Xavier
  • Elias (2013) as Javi
  • American Football (2012) as Nate
  • Une longue tristesse (2011)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Nathan Willcocks best known for?

Nathan Willcocks is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Dreamchild (2020), Has Fallen (2024), Missions (2017), United Passions (2014).

How many credits does Nathan Willcocks have?

Nathan Willcocks has accumulated over 23 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2010 to 2024.