IAN JAMES HARKINS
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FOREVER - ABC Prime Time (Performance Video) Quicktime
Set hundreds of years in the past, Ian opposite lead Ioan Gruffudd with several scenes of English aristocrats discussing the slave industry.
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Black Cake Edited - HULU (Performance Video) Quicktime
Ian as a host of an academic panel discussion in a fictional drama, produced by Oprah.
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Plot against America - HBO (Performance Video) Quicktime
Ian as a second world war British officer in charge of planning the next covert attack.
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Coinmaster Commercial with David Beckham (Performance Video) Quicktime
Ian as a late night talk show host with David Beckham
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Nintendo Switch Commercial with Raye (Performance Video) Quicktime
Ian opposite Raye, the British rock star R&B pop singer, playing her tour manager.
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Ian Harkins Spots V/O Demo Reel (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
Mass General Hospital; Emergen-C at 17 seconds; Waterforford Crystal at 37 seconds
Résumé Print Résumé
Film: | ||
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American Hustle (2013) |
Featured |
Columbia Pictures |
Gatsby Lane |
Supporting |
Fort Gates Films |
TV | ||
Plot Against America |
Co-Star |
HBO |
Elementary |
Guest Star |
CBS |
Forever |
John Chamberlain (Recurring co-star) |
ABC |
Boardwalk Empire |
Co-Star |
HBO |
Red Oaks |
Co-Star |
Amazon Studios |
The Knick |
Co-Star |
Cinemax |
Middle School Confessions |
Featured |
HBO |
Commercial | ||
Available upon request |
3 Currently Running |
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Theatre, New York | ||
Marrying Mozart by Stephanie Cowell & Michael Capasso |
Mozart (Lead) |
Dicapo Opera House |
Amadeus by Peter Schaffer |
Mozart (Lead) |
Dicapo Opera House |
A Room and a Richard by Danny Mitarotondo |
Alex (1-Act Lead) |
Playwright's Horizons |
Fuente Ovejuna by Lope de la Vega |
Judge Manrique (Supporting) |
New York Fringe Festival |
The American Plan by Richard Greenberg |
Nick (Lead) |
Dir. Sally Dunn |
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged |
(Lead) |
Hudson Warehouse |
The Three Musketeers adapted by Susane Lee |
Porthos (Lead) |
Hudson Warehouse |
Richard II by William Shakespeare |
Henry Bolingbroke (Lead) |
Dir. Nicholas Martin-Smith |
Richard III by William Shakespeare |
Ratcliffe |
Hudson Warehouse |
The Impossibility of Most Things by Albert Innaurato |
Michael Crenshaw (Lead) |
Dir. Peter Jensen |
You Can't Take It with You by Andy Kaufman and Moss Hart |
Tony Kirby, Jr. |
Terry Schreiber Studios |
The Rivers and Ravines by Heather McDonald |
Carl Pritchard/Ensemble |
Terry Schreiber Studios |
Ivanov by Anton Chekhov |
Lvov |
Columbia University |
The Roaring Girl by Thomas Middleton (Staged Reading) |
Laxton |
Hudson Warehouse |
The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco (Staged Reading) |
Mr. Smith & Mr. Martin |
Hudson Warehouse |
Theatre, Regional | ||
Richard III by William Shakespeare |
Richard III |
ISC Santa Fe, Pr. Mark Rylance |
Life Coming Up by Sharyn Rothstein |
Chris (1-Act Lead) |
Williamstown Theatre Fest |
A Kingdom of Salt by Will Wiseheart |
Ralph (Lead) |
Dir. Sam Gold |
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare |
Romeo |
Dir. Melanie Dreyer-Lude |
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) |
Lead |
Dir. Craig George |
The 39 Steps |
Clown 1 (Lead) |
Dir. Craig George |
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde |
Algernon (Lead) |
Dir. Greg Bostwick |
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare |
Demetrius |
Ithaca Shakespeare Fest |
Bedroom Farce by Alan Ayckbourn |
Nick (Lead) |
Dir. Stephen Cole |
The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol |
Hospital Director/Abdullin |
Dir. Richard Hamburger |
As You Like It by William Shakespeare |
Le Beau/Ensemble |
Dir. Neal Freeman |
The Tempest by William Shakespeare |
Stephano |
Dir. Katherine Karaus |
Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare |
Sir Nathaniel |
Dir. Bruce Levitt |
Theatre, London: | ||
The Collection |
Richard Wallace |
Dir. Lucy Jane Atkinson |
King Lear by William Shakespeare (Starring Alan Rickman) |
Oswald |
Dir. Brian Stirner, RSC |
The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare |
Proteus (Lead) |
Dir. Brigid Panet |
As You Like It by William Shakespeare |
Touchstone |
Dir. Robin Midgley |
Antony & Cleopatra |
Euphronius/Ensemble |
Chichester Theatre Festival |
Voice Overs | ||
The Once and Future Nerd** |
Narrator/Ensemble (Lead) |
Christian Madera |
A Christmas Carol Radio Play |
Scrooge |
WRFI Community Radio |
Official Reader |
2014-2017 |
British Embassy, Washington DC |
Directing | ||
She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith* |
Director* |
Hudson Warehouse, NYC* |
The Man Who Lost His Car |
Director |
American Bard Theatre Co, NYC |
Goyescas by Granados, an opera in 1 act |
Stage Director |
The Wallace Collection, London |
The Once and Future Nerd |
Episode Director |
Podcast |
The Pillowman by Martin MacDonagh |
Assistant Director |
Ithaca, New York |
The Constant Players |
Assistant Director |
Frick Museum, NYC |
Waiting for Godot |
Assistant Director |
Ithaca, New York |
Training & Schooling: | ||
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art |
1-year Course |
London |
Cornell University |
Degree in Theatre Arts with Honours |
Ithaca, NY |
Terry Schreiber Studios |
NYC |
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Singing, Tenor Range |
Liam Ford |
NYC |
Improvisation |
Upright Citizens Brigade |
Williamstown Theatre Festival |
Skills: | ||
Tennis Player |
5.0 NTRP Level |
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Pickleball |
4.5 Rating |
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Pocket Pool and Billards Player |
Nationally Ranked |
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Fluency: |
English, French, Spanish |
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Speaking Ability: |
German, Portuguese |
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Dialects: |
Various American, Various British |
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South African, German, Australian |
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French, and Russian |
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Stage Combat and Stage Fighting |
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Puppetry |
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Baritone-Tenor Singing Range |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'11" |
Weight: 195 lbs |
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Conversational German, Baseball, Billiards/Pool Player, Combat - Stage, Cricket, Cycling, Equestrian - General, Golf, Ice Skating, Kayaker, Ping Pong, Racquetball, Roller Skating, Snow Skiing - Cross Country, Snow Skiing - Downhill, Snow Skiing - General, Soccer, Softball, Squash, Swimming - ability - general, Swimming - backstroke, Swimming - breast stroke, Swimming - diving, Swimming - freestyle, Tennis, Improvisation, Licensed Driver, Teleprompter, Vocal Range: Bari-Tenor, Voiceover, African Accent, American - Boston Accent, American - New England Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, American - Texan Accent, Australian Accent, British - BBC English Accent, British - Birmingham Accent, British - Cockney Accent, British - Geordie Accent, British - Scouse/Liverpool Accent, British - Yorkshire Accent, Canadian Accent, Dutch Accent, Eastern European Accent, French Accent, German Accent, Irish Accent, Italian Accent, Jewish/Yiddish Accent, New Zealand Accent, Polish Accent, Quebecois Accent, Russian Accent, Scottish Accent, Slavic - South Eastern Bloc Accent, South African Accent, Spanish Accent, Welsh Accent, Fluent French, Fluent Spanish
I was born in the US and raised in the UK, Spain, and New York. I studied acting first at Cornell University, then in London at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. My credits span across film, tv, theatre, puppetry and audio as a performer, director, and producer. In addition to the performing arts, I have worked in education, in art dealing, and in translation for French, Spanish and German.