Curzon Dobell

Curzon Dobell began his career in acting and has accumulated nearly 40 years of experience in theatre, film, and television. He is a member of professional acting unions including SAG and Actors’ Equity. His early theatrical work includes performances at notable New York City venues such as Lincoln Center, the Irish Rep, and Theatre for a New Audience. Regionally, he has appeared at the Guthrie Theatre, Baltimore CenterStage, and Syracuse Stage. His international stage work includes being a company member of the Stratford Festival and the Grand Theatre Company in Canada, indicating an early broad range in theatrical productions.

Dobell transitioned into television and film roles, appearing in series like “Law & Order” in 1992 and “Return to Paradise” in 1998. His filmography continued to expand with appearances in “Alone” in 2004 and a return to “Law & Order” in 2006. A significant milestone in his career came with his casting as Hosea Matthews in the video game “Red Dead Redemption II” in 2018, which brought him broader recognition and a new dimension to his acting portfolio. He further gained prominence through his portrayal of Richard Nixon in Steven Spielberg’s 2017 film, “The Post.

His television work during this period included recurring roles in “Gotham” and “The Enemy Within,” as well as appearances in “Mr. Robot” (2016) and “The Blacklist” (2017-2022). Dobell’s career progression demonstrates a continuous engagement across various acting mediums, adapting to new platforms like video games while maintaining a presence in traditional film and television. His professional affiliations and extensive body of work reflect a sustained commitment to his craft.