Actor extraordinaire, Rufus Sewell, is no stranger to the theatre, film and television genres. In fact, he has been acting professionally for over 25 years, leaving his mark with his intensity, diversity, wit, piercing eyes and charm. His acclaimed film performances include A Man of No Importance, Dangerous Beauty, Dark City, A Knight’s Tale, The Illusionist, All Things to All Men, Hercules, and Tristan + Isolde. But, Rufus has also graced our TV screens with memorable roles in Middlemarch, Cold Comfort Farm, ShakespeaRe-Told, The Last King,  Eleventh Hour, The Pillars of the Earth and  Zen, just to name a few. Rufus is on the cusp of becoming an international heartthrob with his sensitive and  melancholy portrayal, of the beloved Lord Melbourne in Masterpiece Theatre’s “Victoria” He left the viewers in a tailspin of emotions and thousands of empty boxes of tissues. In Amazon Prime’s “The Man in the High Castle” he, yet again, left the viewers emotionally drained and conflicted in his intense performance as Obergruppenfuhrer, John Smith, the Nazi you love to hate. Rufus was once quoted as saying” I want to be able to do anything. I know it’s probably not reasonable to expect, but that’s what I’d like to do”. Well, Rufus, it seems very reasonable to us.