All-Time Best Hugh Dancy Movies

Hugh Dancy played the character of Antony Baekeland in the movie 'Savage Grace'. Antony is the son of socialite Barbara Baekeland, portrayed by Julianne Moore. Dancy's role delves into the complex dynamics of the Baekeland family and their descent into dysfunction. Antony's character is pivotal in depicting the intricate relationships and psychological turmoil within the family.

Hugh Dancy starred as Luke Brandon in the romantic comedy film 'Confessions of a Shopaholic'. He stars alongside Isla Fisher, Krysten Ritter, Joan Cusack and John Goodman.

Hugh Dancy starred as Prince Char in the 2004 romantic fantasy film Ella Enchanted. The movie is based on the novel of the same name by Gail Carson Levine. The movie follows Ella, a young girl under a spell to obey any order given to her, and her mission to break the spell. Dancy's character is a prince who falls in love with Ella, and helps her on her quest.

Hugh Dancy portrayed the character of Galahad in the movie 'King Arthur'. The film reimagines the legendary tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Galahad is one of the key knights in Arthur's loyal band, known for his bravery and noble qualities. 

Hugh Dancy starred as Harris Arden in the film 'Evening'. The film follows the life of Ann Grant as she looks back on her life in the summer of 1956. Dancy portrays the young Harris Arden, a doctor who falls in love with Ann's daughter, Lila.

Hugh Dancy stars as Ned, the titular "idiot brother," in the movie 'Our Idiot Brother'. He is a kind-hearted, well-intentioned, but naive man who finds himself in a series of comically unfortunate situations as he navigates life with his three sisters.

Hugh Dancy starred as John Truscott in the romantic drama 'The Sleeping Dictionary'. The movie follows a young man named John Truscott who is sent to colonial Malaya in the 1930s to survey the land and eventually becomes involved with a young local woman named Selima. 

Hugh Dancy stars as Tom in the comedy-drama film 'Late Night', alongside Mindy Kaling, Emma Thompson, and John Lithgow. In the film, Dancy plays a chemistry teacher who is hired as a diversity hire for a late-night talk show.

Hugh Dancy starred as the character "Griggs" in the movie adaptation of 'The Jane Austen Book Club'.

Hugh Dancy starred as Dr. Mortimer Granville in the comedy film 'Hysteria'. He played the role of a doctor in 19th century London who discovers a treatment for hysteria, which was then considered a real medical condition.

Hugh Dancy stars as Ted in the psychological thriller 'Martha Marcy May Marlene'. He plays the role of a kind and understanding man who helps the title character, Martha, who is on the run from a cult.

Hugh Dancy played the titular role of Adam in the romantic comedy-drama film of the same name. The film follows Adam Raki, an aspiring architect with Asperger syndrome, as he struggles to make new connections and find love in New York City.

Hugh Dancy starred as Father Christopher in the film 'Shooting Dogs'. The film was directed by Michael Caton-Jones and follows two Westerners during the Rwandan genocide. Dancy's character is a priest who shelters children in the face of the horrific violence.

Hugh Dancy played the role of Specialist Kurt Schmid in the movie 'Black Hawk Down'. The film is based on the true events of the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993. Specialist Kurt Schmid is a member of the U.S. Army Rangers who is part of the mission to capture key Somali warlords.