The 25+ Best Dominic Cooper Movies
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- 1Film (2011)
Role: Milton Greene
In 1956 England, Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne) lands a job as a production assistant on the set of "The Prince and the Showgirl," starring Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams). Marilyn is also honeymooning with her new husband, playwright Arthur Miller, but the combined pressure of work and the demands of the Hollywood hangers-on is driving her to exhaustion. When Miller departs for Paris, Colin seizes the opportunity, to give Marilyn respite during a week in the idyllic British countryside. - 2Film (2014)
Role: Mehmed
In 15th-century Transylvania, Vlad III (Luke Evans), prince of Wallachia, is known as a just ruler. With his beloved wife, Mirena (Sarah Gadon), Vlad has brokered a prolonged period of peace and ensured that his people are protected, especially from the Ottoman Empire. However, when Sultan Mehmed II (Dominic Cooper) demands 1,000 of the country's boys, including Vlad's son, for his army, Vlad makes a deal with a monster that will enable him to defeat the Turks -- but cost him his humanity. - 3
Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond
TV ProgramRole: Ian Fleming
A no-holds-barred view reveals the life of author Ian Fleming, the man behind the James Bond legend. - 4TV Program
Role: Jesse Custer
Jesse Custer, a preacher from West Texas, teams up with his ex-girlfriend and an Irish vagabond.More Preacher
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- 5TV Program
Role: Arthur McCoy
That Dirty Black Bag, which premiered in March 2022, is a spaghetti western series that cleverly combines elements of classic westerns with a modern twist. The show navigates the harsh realities of the Wild West, offering viewers a raw and gritty portrayal of life during this era. The central themes include revenge, survival, and moral ambiguity. While it hasn't won any awards yet, That Dirty Black Bag has garnered praise for its immersive storytelling and visually stunning cinematography. Its complex characters and unpredictable plotlines make it an engaging watch for fans of the genre.More That Dirty Black Bag- #235 of 687 onThe 600+ Best TV Shows Of The Last 5 Years
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- 6Film (2018)
Role: Sky
In 1979 young Donna, Tanya and Rosie graduate from Oxford University -- leaving Donna free to embark on a series of adventures throughout Europe. On her journeys, she makes the acquaintances of Harry, Bill and Sam -- the latter whom she falls in love with, but he's also the man who breaks her heart. In the present day, Donna's pregnant daughter, Sophie, dreams of renovating a taverna while reuniting with her mother's old friends and boyfriends on the Greek island of Kalokairi.- #137 of 164 onThe Best Movie Sequels Ever Made
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- 7Film (2008)
Role: Sky
Mamma Mia! is a delightfully vibrant musical comedy. Its heart beats to the rhythm of ABBA's greatest hits, led by Donna Sheridan (Meryl Streep), an independent single mother running a hotel on a Greek island. The story swirls around her daughter Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), who, on the eve of her wedding, secretly invites three men from Donna's past (Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, and Stellan Skarsgård) hoping to discover her real father. Amidst this chaos, laughter and melodious mayhem ensue. A box office success, Mamma Mia! was nominated for multiple awards including two Golden Globe Awards.More Mamma Mia!- #592 of 769 onThe Most Rewatchable Movies
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- 8Film (2006)
Role: Dakin
An unorthodox teacher (Stephen Campbell Moore) and his colleagues (Richard Griffiths, Frances de la Tour) at a British grammar school try to prepare gifted young charges for the upcoming Oxford and Cambridge entrance exams. The students absorb the facts and figures thrown at them by academia, and in the process, they also learn a little about life. - 9Film (2008)
Role: Charles Grey
Though adored by the people, the Duchess of Devonshire (Keira Knightley) is not content to sit as a pretty figurehead. Determined to be a major player in affairs of state, she rises to the forefront of the Whig Party and helps usher in reform in late-1700s England. The one thing it seems she cannot do is win the heart of her husband (Ralph Fiennes).More The Duchess- #26 of 80 onThe Best Period Romance Movies
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- 10Film (2022)
Role: Julius
When a strong-willed princess refuses to wed a cruel sociopath, she is kidnapped and locked in a remote tower. With her scorned, vindictive suitor intent on taking her father's throne, the princess must protect her family and save the kingdom. - 11Film (2010)
Role: Ben Sergeant
Journalist Tamara Drewe (Gemma Arterton) returns to the small town she grew up in and causes a stir. Once an unattractive teenager with a big nose, she's had cosmetic surgery and transformed herself into a beautiful girl. She is the object of attention for three different men: Andy (Luke Evans) a local handyman and her former boyfriend; Ben (Dominic Cooper), a drummer in a rock band; and Nicholas (Roger Allam), the man who runs the local writers colony -- and also happens to be married. - 12Film (2011)
Role: Howard Stark
In Captain America: The First Avenger, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a frail and sickly young man with a heart full of courage, volunteers for an experimental military project. This transforms him into the super-soldier known as Captain America. Together with his ally Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), a daring agent, they wage war against the villainous Red Skull (Hugo Weaving), Hitler's ruthless head of weaponry. Set amidst the backdrop of World War II, this action-packed superhero film blends historical events with comic book lore, offering viewers a thrilling ride through past eras and battles fought for freedom.- Dig Deeper...Behind-The-Scenes Facts From Captain America: The First Avenger That Demand A Rewatch
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- 13TV Program
Role: Fielding Scott
Fielding Scott is sent to Berlin on a mission to find out why vital information is hemorrhaging.More Spy City- #420 of 1,056 onThe 250+ Best Streaming Shows Of The Last Few Years
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- 14Film (2006)
Role: Spencer
Brian Jackson (James McAvoy), a working-class youth from Essex, gets a chance to prove himself when he is accepted to respected Bristol University. As Brian navigates his way through his first year there, he finds romance with two pretty students (Alice Eve, Rebecca Hall) and tries out for a popular TV program called "University Challenge."More Starter for 10- #99 of 101 onThe Best Movies Of 2006
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Role: Uday Hussein, Latif Yahia
"Based on actual events, The Devil’s Double recounts the remarkable tale of Latif Yahia, an Iraqi army lieutenant who was summoned to Saddam Hussein’s palace in 1987 and ordered to become the fiday, or body double, of his notorious eldest son, Uday. Many of his countrymen might have considered this a great honor, but it was merely the beginning of a hellish nightmare for Latif. Under the constant threat of harm to his family, he had no choice but to play the role of silent witness while his nefarious captor indulged in countless brutal and depraved fantasies with no regard for human life. In a brilliant turn, Dominic Cooper portrays both Uday and Latif with impressive ease, transitioning seamlessly between the personae of ruthless madman and disgusted observer. Director Lee Tamahori (Once Were Warriors) makes his return to the Sundance Film Festival with this unimaginable true story straight from Saddam’s Iraq." Quoting the description from the 2011 Sundance Film Festival site. - 16Film (2014)
Role: Dino Brewster
Tobey Marshall (Aaron Paul), a mechanic, races muscle cars in an underground circuit. Struggling to keep his business afloat, he reluctantly partners with wealthy but treacherous Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper). However, Dino frames Tobey for a crime that sends him to prison. Two years later, Tobey is out and bent on revenge; his only chance to take down Dino is to beat him in a high-stakes race. But to get there in time, he must successfully evade an army of cops and bounty hunters.More Need for Speed- #52 of 166 onThe Best Video Game Franchises of All Time
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- 17Film (2016)
Role: Llane Wrynn
Looking to escape from his dying world, the orc shaman Gul'dan utilizes dark magic to open a portal to the human realm of Azeroth. Supported by the fierce fighter Blackhand, Gul'dan organizes the orc clans into a conquering army called the Horde. Uniting to protect Azeroth from these hulking invaders are King Llane, the mighty warrior Anduin Lothar (Travis Fimmel) and the powerful wizard Medivh. As the two races collide, leaders from each side start to question if war is the only answer.More Warcraft- #33 of 113 on50+ Movies That Need Sequels
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- 18Film (2012)
Role: Henry Sturges
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, a unique blend of history and horror, reimagines the 16th President's life. Abraham Lincoln (Benjamin Walker), known for his role in shaping America, is portrayed as a secret vampire slayer. After witnessing his mother's death by a supernatural creature, Lincoln embarks on a mission of revenge. Guided by vampiric mentor Henry Sturges (Dominic Cooper), he navigates political waters by day and stalks bloodsuckers by night. The film weaves real events with fantastical elements, creating an alternate reality where vampires stir Civil War tensions. It's a thrilling spectacle that challenges traditional biopic narratives. - 19Film (2008)
Role: Lacey
Fourteen years into a life sentence, convict Frank Perry (Brian Cox) plans to escape from prison after learning his daughter nearly overdosed from heroin. With the help of fellow prisoners, Frank begins digging tunnels that will lead to the outside world. As Frank and his friends dig, he fends off Rizza (Damian Lewis), a fearsome gangster who runs the inside of the prison, and his brother, Tony (Steven Mackintosh), a junkie with designs on Frank's cellmate, Lacey (Dominic Cooper). - 20TV Program
Role: Howard Stark
In an era of superhero overload, Agent Carter stands out as a refreshing period drama that weaves action and intrigue into a riveting narrative. Set in the 1940s, the series follows the tenacious Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), a gifted secret agent navigating a male-dominated world while unraveling complex conspiracies. With its sharp writing and compelling performances, the show garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base, while earning nominations for prestigious awards such as the Primetime Emmy. As viewers accompany Peggy on her thrilling missions, they are treated to a rich tapestry of character development, historical context, and subtle ties to the broader Marvel Universe.More Agent Carter- #163 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
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Reasonable Doubt
Film (2014)Role: Mitch Brockden
A prosecutor (Dominic Cooper) commits a fatal hit-and-run, then manipulates the case so that the man who was arrested for the crime is acquitted. After the trial, he discovers that his actions have freed a guilty man. - 22Film (2009)
Role: Daniel, Subject #46
After being dumped by her boyfriend, Ryan (John Krasinski), for no discernible reason, graduate student Sara Quinn (Julianne Nicholson) searches for answers by embarking on a unique research project. She interviews a variety of men about their impulses, motives and relationships with women. But, as she probes the perplexing psyches of unfaithful, womanizing and embittered males, she's unprepared for their often disturbing responses -- and what they say about the truth of human behavior. - 23Film (2015)
Role: Kit
A woman (Toni Collette) undergoes treatment to battle breast cancer while her best friend (Drew Barrymore) tries to get pregnant. - 24TV Program
Role: Willoughby
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- 25Film (2003)
Role: Boyfriend
In a drunken stupor, former 1980s pop star Paul Kerr (Craig Ferguson) crashes his motorcycle and wakes up in a psychiatric ward. There, he meets his onetime lover Rebecca (Jemma Redgrave) -- who tells him that he is the father of her teenage daughter, Olivia (Charlotte Church). While kicking his alcohol habit, Paul bonds with Olivia and discovers her beautiful singing voice. But trouble rises when Rebecca's resentment toward the music industry keeps Olivia from chasing her dreams. - 26
Summer in February
Film (2013)Role: AJ Munnings
Two friends (Dominic Cooper, Dan Stevens) at a 1913 British artists colony compete for the affections of a comely debutante, but the object of their pursuit soon learns to regret her choice. - 27Film
Role: Moche
God on Trial is a 2008 BBC/WGBH Boston television play written by Frank Cottrell Boyce, starring Antony Sher, Rupert Graves and Jack Shepherd. The play takes place in Auschwitz during World War II. The Jewish prisoners put God on trial in absentia for abandoning the Jewish people. The question is if God has broken his covenant with the Jewish people by allowing the Nazis to commit genocide. The play is based on an event described by Elie Wiesel in his book The Trial of God, though Boyce describes this tale as "apocryphal". According to Boyce, producer Mark Redhead "had been trying to turn the story into a film for almost 20 years by the time he called me in 2005 to write the screenplay." - 28Film (2013)
Role: Darcy
Rising gangland player Victor (Colin Farrell) infiltrates the criminal empire run by Alphonse (Terrence Howard), but his aim is not to accumulate prestige and power. Instead, Victor's mission is to make Alphonse pay for destroying his once-happy life. Victor's machinations have not gone unnoticed; Beatrice (Noomi Rapace), his neighbor, watches and waits. When she uncovers Victor's secret, she threatens to expose him unless he helps her carry out her own campaign of revenge. - 29
Freefall
TV ProgramRole: Dave
Freefall is a BBC television film written and directed by Dominic Savage, that premièred on BBC Two on 14 July 2009. Set in the autumn of 2007, Freefall is a dramatic satire of the mortgage crisis that led to the worldwide economic downturn. Dominic Cooper stars as Dave Matthews, a subcriminal psychopath who sells mortgages in Watford, Hertfordshire, to families denied credit whether they can afford repayment or not. In the series, Dave meets up with an old school mate, Jim Potter who becomes another of Dave's mortgage victims. Despite a confrontation from Jim, Dave feels nothing and moves on to sell expensive solar panel packages to upper middle class house wifes. Aidan Gillen stars as Gus, a high flying workaholic who sells corporate mortgages. The series features very strong language and some sexual content. This film highlights the delusional atmosphere of all walks of life prior to the economic collapse, from the naive working class Jim to the high flying workaholic Gus. Even Dave believes his own unfounded salesman spiel, crippling himself with a colossal £800,000 mortgage he quickly has to dispose of to 'some rich mug'. - 30Film (2010)
Role: Sammy
A sea turtle who hatches in 1959 spends 50 years traveling the world's oceans while they are changed by global warming.
