‏Jonathan Rhodes‏

Jonathan works across television, theatre and film; most recently in the BBC Studios drama MotherFatherSon with Richard Gere and Billy Howle. He also appears in the second series of The Crown for Netflix; and the US TV show Dominion. He began by starring in smaller independent films and his first TV role came with a regular part in the CBBC show M.I. High as the mean-spirited Chief Agent Stark.

Recent feature film credits include the comedies Hysteria and Breaking the Bank; and thrillers Two Graves and The Contract. Jonathan has appeared in the BBC comedy Life's Too Short and the Sky1 sitcom Parents.

He also enjoys the opportunity to create his own work. The bone-dry satirical short film Big Society has won several awards; and the super-short School Portrait scored one million views in ten days and was nominated for a Webby.

He also has a number of curious voice-overs; prestigious stage roles and random commercials to his name.

Jonathan's roots lie in the Cambridgeshire market-town of St Ives; while he trained at Dartington College of Arts and the Birmingham School of Acting before moving to London in 2000.