Corey Johnson

Corey Johnson is a distinguished American character actor whose career spans film, television, and stage, primarily in the UK. He has made a significant impact in the film industry with notable supporting roles in acclaimed movies such as Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy, the action-packed Kingsman: The Secret Service, and the gripping Captain Phillips. His versatility is evident in his performances in The Bourne Ultimatum and Ex Machina, where he showcased his ability to embody complex characters, earning praise from both audiences and critics alike.

In addition to his film work, Johnson has made memorable appearances on television, most notably as the smug business tycoon Henry van Statten in the iconic Doctor Who episode “Dalek.” His guest roles in series like Spooks and Foyle’s War further highlight his range and adaptability as an actor. Johnson’s talent extends to voice acting, where he has contributed to video games tied to major films, including Reign of Fire and Constantine, demonstrating his versatility across different media.

Johnson’s stage career is equally impressive, with a Broadway debut in Frost/Nixon, where he portrayed Nixon’s Chief of Staff, Jack Brennan. His performance in Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge earned him a nomination for a Best Actor award at the British TMAs, showcasing his ability to tackle challenging dramatic roles. His recent portrayal of Mitch in Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire at the Young Vic theatre received critical acclaim, further solidifying his reputation as a talented stage actor.

Throughout his career, Corey Johnson has consistently delivered compelling performances that resonate with audiences. His dedication to his craft and ability to inhabit diverse roles make him a standout figure in the entertainment industry. With a rich filmography and a commitment to excellence, Johnson continues to be a prominent and respected presence in both film and theatre.