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Angus Macfadyen (b. 1963)

Alias:
Angus MacFadyn
Angus McFadyen
安古斯·麥克菲登

Birthplace:
Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Born:
September 21, 1963

Biography from TheMovieDB

Angus Macfadyen (born 21 September 1963) is a Scottish film and television actor. He is the best known for his roles as Robert the Bruce in the historical epic Braveheart, Vice-Counsel DuPont in the science fiction film Equilibrium, Jeff Denlon in the horror film Saw III, and Robert Rogers in the historical drama series Turn: Washington's Spies.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Co-Producer:
2011  Pound of Flesh

Director:
2011  Pound of Flesh
2016  Macbeth Unhinged
2022  Curse of the Macbeths

Producer:
2011  Pound of Flesh
2016  Macbeth Unhinged
2019  Robert the Bruce
2022  Curse of the Macbeths

Screenplay:
2011  Pound of Flesh
2016  Macbeth Unhinged
2017  She Rises
2019  Robert the Bruce
2022  Curse of the Macbeths

Story:
2011  Pound of Flesh
2016  Macbeth Unhinged
2017  She Rises
2019  Robert the Bruce
2022  Curse of the Macbeths

Writer:
2011  Pound of Flesh
2016  Macbeth Unhinged
2017  She Rises
2019  Robert the Bruce
2022  Curse of the Macbeths

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TV Performances

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