Rebecca Hall

The daughter of one of England’s most acclaimed theater and television directors, actress Rebecca Hall began making her first onscreen appearances in British television while still a child. She honed her craft for the next decade in a series of award-winning performances on the international stage, before turning to films with supporting roles as willowy, tragic types in “The Prestige” (2006), among other high-profile projects. Hall was then thrust further into the spotlight with a co-starring role as one of two American tourists who fall for a Spanish painter in Woody Allen’s sexy comedy “Vicky Cristina Barcelona” (2008). The attention she received allowed Hall a wider array of roles to choose from, though she often preferred to remain in her native England, as she did for her BAFTA-winning performance in “Red Riding: 1974” (Channel 4, 2009). After delivering acclaimed turns in the indie comedy “Please Give” (2010) and Ben Affleck’s highly praised crime thriller “The Town” (2010), Hall undoubtedly established herself as a talented leading actress worthy of international attention, appearing in the blockbuster superhero sequel, “Iron Man 3” (2013).

Highest rated movies

Red Riding: 1974

Frost/Nixon Frost/Nixon

The Town The Town

The Gift The Gift

Starter for 10

Christine Christine The Night House The Night House Professor Marston & the Wonder Women Professor Marston & the Wonder Women

Photos

Rebecca Hall

THE GIFT, from left: Rebecca Hall, Jason Bateman, Joel Edgerton, 2015. ph: Matt Kennedy/© Universal Pictures

PLEASE GIVE, Rebecca Hall, 2010. ph: Piotr Redlinksi/©Sony Pictures Classics

LAY THE FAVORITE, Rebecca Hall, 2012. ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA, from left: Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall, 2008, © Weinstein Company

STARTER FOR TEN, James McAvoy, Rebecca Hall, 2006. ©Picturehouse

THE BFG, from left: Rebecca Hall, Penelope Wilton, 2016. ph: Doane Gregory/© Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

THE BFG, from left: Rebecca Hall, Rafe Spall, Penelope Wilton, Ruby Barnhill, 2016. ph: Doane Gregory/© Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

A PROMISE, from left: Richard Madden, Rebecca Hall, 2013. ©IFC

THE TOWN, from left: Rebecca Hall, Ben Affleck, 2010. Ph: Claire Folger/©Warner Brothers

LAY THE FAVORITE, from left: Bruce Willis, Rebecca Hall, 2012.

LAY THE FAVORITE, Rebecca Hall, 2012.

LAY THE FAVORITE, from left: Joshua Jackson, Rebecca Hall, 2012.

THE TOWN, from left: Jon Hamm, Rebecca Hall, 2010. Ph: Claire Folger/©Warner Brothers

LAY THE FAVORITE, Rebecca Hall, 2012. ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

LAY THE FAVORITE, Rebecca Hall, 2012. ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

LAY THE FAVORITE, from left: Joshua Jackson, Rebecca Hall, 2012. ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

LAY THE FAVORITE, (aka LADY VEGAS), l-r: Bruce Willis, Rebecca Hall, 2012, ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

LAY THE FAVORITE, (aka LADY VEGAS), l-r: Rebecca Hall, Roy C. Peterson, 2012, ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

LAY THE FAVORITE, (aka LADY VEGAS), l-r: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rebecca Hall, 2012, ph: Frank Masi/©Weinstein Company

Filmography

Movies

Tomatometer®	Audience Score	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Ilene Andrews (Character)	–	2024
81%	46%	Resurrection	Margaret (Character)	$160.6K	2022
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	With/In	Unknown (Character)	–	2021
90%	86%	Passing	Director, Screenwriter, Producer	–	2021
75%	91%	Godzilla vs. Kong	Ilene Andrews (Character)	$100.4M	2021
88%	69%	The Night House	Beth (Character), Executive Producer	$7.1M	2020
71%	56%	Teen Spirit	Jules (Character)	$296.8K	2018
10%	25%	Holmes & Watson	Grace Hart (Character)	$30.5M	2018
No Score Yet	87%	Mirai	The Mother (Voice)	–	2018
67%	32%	Permission	Anna (Character), Producer	–	2017
87%	77%	Professor Marston & the Wonder Women	Elizabeth Marston (Character)	$1.6M	2017
46%	16%	The Dinner	Katelyn Lohman (Character)	$1.3M	2017
89%	71%	Christine	Christine Chubbuck (Character)	$298.5K	2016
74%	57%	The BFG	Mary (Character)	$55.5M	2016
70%	61%	Tumbledown	Hannah (Character)	$135.0K	2015
91%	75%	The Gift	Robyn (Character)	$43.8M	2015
19%	37%	Transcendence	Evelyn Caster (Character)	$23.0M	2014
13%	23%	A Promise	Charlotte Hoffmeister (Character)	–	2013
43%	31%	Closed Circuit	Claudia (Character)	$5.7M	2013
79%	78%	Iron Man 3	Maya Hansen (Character)	$409.0M	2013
18%	19%	Lay the Favorite	Beth Raymer (Character)	$21.0K	2012
63%	51%	The Awakening	Florence Cathcart (Character)	$90.3K	2011
62%	66%	A Bag of Hammers	Mel (Character)	–	2011
73%	52%	Everything Must Go	Samantha (Character)	$2.7M	2010
92%	85%	The Town	Claire Keesey (Character)	$92.2M	2010
86%	64%	Please Give	Rebecca (Character)	$4.0M	2010
44%	39%	Dorian Gray	Emily Wooton (Character)	–	2009
100%	76%	Red Riding: 1974	Paula Garland (Character)	–	2009
No Score Yet	74%	Einstein and Eddington	Winnie Eddington (Character)	–	2008
93%	88%	Frost/Nixon	Caroline Cushing (Character)	$18.6M	2008
80%	74%	Vicky Cristina Barcelona	Vicky (Character)	$23.2M	2008
No Score Yet	45%	Joe’s Palace	Tina (Character)	–	2007
No Score Yet	40%	Wide Sargasso Sea	Antoinette Cosway (Character)	–	2006
90%	66%	Starter for 10	Rebecca Epstein (Character)	$210.1K	2006
76%	92%	The Prestige	Sarah Borden (Character)	$53.1M	2006
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	Don’t Leave Me This Way	Lizzie Neil (Character)	–	1993

TV

Tomatometer®	Audience Score	Title	Credit	Year
No Score Yet	20%	The Late Late Show With James Corden	Guest	2022
No Score Yet	87%	Finding Your Roots	Guest	2022
86%	74%	Tales From the Loop	Loretta (Character)	2020
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	Harry	Guest	2018
No Score Yet	0%	The Talk	Guest	2017
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	Last Call With Carson Daly	Guest	2016
No Score Yet	0%	The Ellen DeGeneres Show	Guest	2014
No Score Yet	20%	Late Night With Jimmy Fallon	Guest	2010 2013
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	Parade’s End	Sylvia Tietjens (Character)	2012
61%	73%	Ally McBeal	Unknown (Guest Star)	2001
No Score Yet	No Score Yet	The Camomile Lawn	Unknown (Character)	1992