Michael Sheen
Michael Sheen was introduced to British television viewers under the wrong name on the 14th of April 2020. ITV was broadcasting the second instalment of its drama Quiz, in which he played Chris Tarrant. The continuity announcer called him Martin Sheen, a different actor. The Welsh actor answered by changing his Twitter handle to Martin Sheen.
Quiz was one more borrowed identity in a career spent becoming other people. Sheen has played political leaders, television broadcasters and supernatural creatures, and critics have often noticed how closely he studies a real person's habits. Yet the most surprising turn in his story is not a role. A man from the steel town of Port Talbot has spent recent years pouring his fame and his own money into causes across Wales.
Broadway, Hollywood and a Welsh steel town all sit inside one biography, and three questions follow from that. How does an actor from a modest background reach the biggest stages in the world? Why does he keep choosing to play real people? And why would a successful performer decide that his success should be spent on strangers and on a national theatre for his country?
Michael Christopher Sheen was born on the 5th of February 1969 in Newport, Wales. His mother Irene was a secretary, and his father Meyrick was a personnel manager at the British Steel Corporation. The surname Sheen comes from an Irish ancestor, his great-great-great grandfather Edward Sheehan, who left Waterford for Wales in 1850 with his wife, Catherine Hickey. When Michael was five, the family moved to Wallasey for work. Three years later they settled in his parents' home town of Port Talbot.
At the age of 12, Sheen was a keen footballer whom Arsenal wanted for its youth team. His family was unwilling to relocate to London, so the offer went nowhere. He later said he was grateful for the decision, because the chances of building a professional football career were slight.
The theatre was already part of the household. His parents were both involved in local amateur operatics and musicals. His father later worked part time as a professional Jack Nicholson lookalike, a job that took him across the world and into after-dinner speaking. As a teenager Sheen joined the West Glamorgan Youth Theatre and then the National Youth Theatre of Wales. He took inspiration from the performances of Laurence Olivier and the writings of the theatre critic Kenneth Tynan.
In 1984, at the age of 15, Sheen went for a walk in Laugharne with his friend Charles Uzzell-Edwards and Charles's father, John Uzzell Edwards. They spotted an iron and steel gate stuck in the mud below the Dylan Thomas Boathouse. It had once led to the boathouse terrace. The three dug it out, and it stayed in the Uzzell-Edwards family garden until Charles auctioned it in 2014 at an event marking 100 years since Thomas's birth.
Sheen studied at Blaenbaglan Primary School, Glan Afan Comprehensive School and Neath Port Talbot College, where he took A-levels in English, drama and sociology. He considered reading English at university but chose drama school instead. After a year earning money at a Welsh fast-food restaurant called Burger Master, he moved to London in 1988 to train at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. In his second year the Society of London Theatre granted him the Laurence Olivier Bursary, and he graduated in 1991 with a BA in Acting. That bursary was only the first of many honours to carry the name of the actor he admired, because Olivier Award nominations would follow for years.
In 1991, still in his third and final year at RADA, Sheen won his first professional role in When She Danced at the Globe Theatre. He described it as a big break. One day he was in a movement class, and the next he was at a read-through with Vanessa Redgrave and Frances de la Tour. The Observer wrote of a notable West End debut. Looking back, Sheen has said he will always feel "slightly more at home" on stage, and he explained why: "You are your own editor, nobody else is choosing what is being seen of you."
After his 1992 Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Exchange, the critic Michael Coveney called him "the most exciting young actor of his generation... a volatile, electrifying and technically fearless performer". In 1994 he played Peer Gynt in a Yukio Ninagawa production that travelled to Oslo, Tokyo and London's Barbican Centre. The Independent reported that the Norwegian press was "grudgingly captivated by the mercurial Welsh boyo".
Sheen also built things for other people. In 1991 he co-founded the Thin Language Theatre Company to further Welsh theatre. In early 1998 he formed a production company called The Foundry with Helen McCrory and Robert Delamere, aimed at emerging playwrights. Its production In a Little World of Our Own at the Donmar Warehouse gave Colin Farrell his West End debut. In 1995, encouraged by Thelma Holt, Sheen both directed and starred in The Dresser at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth.
The title role in Henry V for the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1997 drew praise from The Times for "a blisteringly intelligent performance". Then came Mozart in Amadeus, staged at the Old Vic in 1998 under director Peter Hall and later moved to the Music Box on Broadway. Ben Brantley of The New York Times wrote that watching Sheen made you appreciate where the term star came from, calling him "so luminous it's scary!" Sheen earned an Olivier nomination and an Outer Critics Circle nomination for it.
In 1999 he played Jimmy Porter in Look Back in Anger at the National Theatre. By 2003 he called it "the most enjoyable thing I've ever done... everything came together". Caligula followed at the Donmar Warehouse in 2003, directed by Michael Grandage. It was the first of only three stage appearances in the 2000s, because his young daughter now lived in Los Angeles. The Guardian recalled a moment when he attacked the court poet with a single leap across a chair and table. Sheen won an Evening Standard Award for Best Actor and a Critics' Circle Theatre Award.
In late 2011 and early 2012 he played Hamlet at the Young Vic, a role he had first explored in a 1999 BBC Radio 3 production. After Peter Hall and Michael Grandage had each been floated as director, Sheen asked Ian Rickson. Rickson set it in the secure wing of a psychiatric hospital, with original music by PJ Harvey. The Times found Sheen "unbearably moving", though The Daily Telegraph thought the staging "mindlessly modish".
His stage work took on a political edge in 2024, when he played Aneurin Bevan in Nye, written by Tim Price and directed by Rufus Norris. It ran at the Royal National Theatre from the 24th of February until the 11th of May, then at the Wales Millennium Centre. The run sold out, and he brought it back in 2025.
The Deal was filmed in 2003 while Sheen was playing Caligula on stage every night, and the overlap shaped his view of casting. "It's interesting that in searching for monsters to play, you often end up playing leaders," he said. The Channel 4 film dramatised the Granita pact between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown before the 1994 Labour Party leadership election. It was his first collaboration with the writer Peter Morgan. Director Stephen Frears cast him because "he was in Mary Reilly and I knew he was brilliant."
The Queen, released in 2006, brought him international attention. It followed the clash between the royal family and the newly appointed Prime Minister after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997. Sheen said that the longer he worked on Blair, the less opinion he had of him. Watching Blair on television, he said, felt like "a cross between a family member, a friend and seeing a really old embarrassing video of yourself." The role earned him a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role.
In 2010 the third part of the Blair trilogy, The Special Relationship, examined the bond between the United States and Britain in the era of Blair and Bill Clinton. It earned Sheen an Emmy nomination. It was his sixth project with Morgan, and both men have said they will not work together again "for the foreseeable future".
For the 2006 BBC Four film Fantabulosa!, Sheen played the troubled comic actor Kenneth Williams. He lost two and a half stone, studied archive footage and read Williams' published diaries. He has said he is "fascinated by finding the private side of the public face". The Observer called the result a tour-de-force, and he won a Royal Television Society Award for Best Actor.
Frost/Nixon began on stage in 2006, at the Donmar Warehouse, then the Gielgud Theatre and Broadway's Jacobs Theatre. Morgan wrote it, Grandage directed, and Frank Langella co-starred. Sheen took the role of the broadcaster David Frost as a favour to friends and "never thought it was going anywhere". For the 2008 film of the Nixon Interviews of 1977, Morgan reportedly told the studios he would only release the rights to someone who would cast Sheen. Frost himself later called the performance "a wonderful performance". Sheen received the Variety Award at the British Independent Film Awards in 2008.
In 2009 he played the football manager Brian Clough in The Damned United, directed by Tom Hooper. The film centred on Clough's disastrous 44-day spell managing Leeds United and was Sheen's fifth collaboration with Morgan. Sheen has named Clough the real-life character he most enjoyed playing. Variety said the performance got the tics right but also carved a moving portrait of a braggart suddenly out of his depth.
The line of impersonations reaches a royal in A Very Royal Scandal, in which Sheen plays Prince Andrew, Duke of York. Prime Video released the series on the 19th of September 2024.
In Underworld in 2003 Sheen played the werewolf leader Lucian, and in 2009 he returned to the part in the prequel Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. His reason for taking such roles is simple. "My rule of thumb is that I want to do things I'd like to go and see myself," he said. The New York Times called him the film's greatest asset.
Also in 2009 he joined The Twilight Saga: New Moon as Aro, a mind-reading member of the Italian Volturi vampires. Rolling Stone wrote that late in the film "a real actor" arrives and the young cast can almost be heard thinking, "Is that acting? It looks hard." He made a cameo in Breaking Dawn - Part 1 in 2011 and returned as Aro in the final instalment in 2012.
Tron: Legacy in 2010 gave him a cane-swishing nightclub owner with a David Bowie flavour. "I was paid to show off basically," Sheen has said. The same year he voiced the White Rabbit, Nivens McTwisp, in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, and he reprised the role in 2016. His four-episode run on 30 Rock as Wesley Snipes, a love interest for Tina Fey's Liz Lemon, drew Fey's praise. She said he was "so funny and delightful to work with".
In 2011 he lent his voice to House, the mysterious villain of the Doctor Who episode "The Doctor's Wife", written by his friend Neil Gaiman. That year he also appeared in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, which opened the Cannes Film Festival and became Allen's highest-grossing film to that date. Allen said Sheen had to play the pseudo-intellectual, the genuine intellectual and the pedant, and "nailed it from the start".
From 2013 to 2016 Sheen starred in and produced Showtime's Masters of Sex, playing the sexuality researcher Masters opposite Lizzy Caplan as Johnson. The series followed them from a Midwestern teaching hospital to the cover of Time magazine. David Sims of The Atlantic called his portrayal intensely honest and unsympathetic. Sheen received a Golden Globe nomination in late 2013.
In May 2019 Sheen joined David Tennant in Good Omens, based on the novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, playing Aziraphale. From September 2019 to May 2021 he played an incarcerated serial killer surgeon, Martin Whitly, in Fox's Prodigal Son. In June 2020 he and Tennant made Staged, a six-part lockdown comedy shot over video conferencing in which he played himself. A second series of eight episodes began in January 2021, and a third of six episodes aired on the 14th of November 2022. In June 2023 he starred in BBC One's Best Interests, which won him Best Actor in International Competition at Series Mania.
Good Omens ran a second series from the 28th of July 2023 and ends with a 90-minute finale released on the 13th of May 2026.
In 2011 the town of Port Talbot hosted The Passion, a 72-hour secular passion play for National Theatre Wales. Sheen starred in it and served as creative director. A professional cast was joined by over one thousand local amateurs, and as many volunteers again helped in the months of preparation. The event inspired a BBC documentary and The Gospel of Us, a film by Dave McKean. Sheen has called it "the most meaningful experience" of his career, and The Observer ranked it among the outstanding theatrical events of the decade.
The Independent's critic described it as "the most extraordinary piece of community-specific theatre I've ever beheld". Sheen and co-director Bill Mitchell were jointly named Best Director at the Theatre Awards UK in 2011. In 2013 Sheen won Best Actor at the Welsh BAFTAs for the production.
On the 10th of January 2025, Sheen announced a new national theatre for Wales. National Theatre Wales had been forced to close after its funding of £1.6m from the Arts Council of Wales was cut. Sheen named the replacement Welsh National Theatre, committed to fund it personally from the outset and took the role of artistic director. The old company's board asked the Arts Council to transfer £200,000 of its remaining £226,000 Transition Fund to the new one.
On the 2nd of April 2025 the company revealed its first season. One play was Thornton Wilder's Our Town told from a Welsh perspective, with Sheen as the Stage Manager. The other was Owain & Henry by Gary Owen, about Owain Glyndŵr's rebellion against Henry IV of England in the 15th century, with Sheen as Glyndŵr. In June 2025 the company announced its first headquarters, in Swansea's civic centre overlooking Swansea Bay, where Sheen's theatrical journey began.
Sheen also founded Welsh Net, a talent-scouting network across Wales for amateur and professional performers. On the 22nd of September 2025, BBC Studios agreed to fund a team of scouts. Matthew Rhys backed the cause by returning to the Welsh stage in Playing Burton, from the 16th to the 26th of November 2025, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Richard Burton's birth.
On the 8th of January 2026, Sheen topped The Stage 100 power list for putting Wales back on the theatre map in 2025. Our Town toured from the 16th of January to the 28th of March 2026, stopping at Swansea Grand Theatre, Venue Cymru, Theatr Clwyd and the Rose Theatre, and was well received. The Arts Council awarded £299,829 for Owain & Henry on the 31st of March 2026.
A revival of Amadeus was announced on the 23rd of April 2026, with Sheen as Salieri and Callum Scott Howells as Mozart. Sheen had played Salieri before, in a production at the Sydney Opera House in December 2022, which earned him Best Performer in a Play at the 2023 BroadwayWorld Australia - Sydney Awards.
The second season, revealed on the 27th of May 2026, pairs Samuel Beckett's Rockaby with Not I and Footfalls, starring Dame Siân Phillips and directed by Richard Beecham. It adds Frank Vickery's comedy A Night on the Tiles and a tour of Katie Payne's My Mix(ed up) Tape to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2027.
In 2019 Sheen sold his own houses to rescue the Homeless World Cup in Cardiff, after £2,000,000 of its funding fell through at the last minute. The following year he raised more than £33,000 to help Welsh households flooded in the wake of Storm Dennis. In 2021 he put £250,000 of his own money into Mab Gwalia, meaning Sons of Wales, a fund for community projects. It supports 16 projects, among them Mothers Matter, GROW Cymru, Street Football Wales and a drama student scholarship in partnership with the Manic Street Preachers.
That scholarship gives up to £15,000 to support up to three eligible students each academic year. "Opportunity should not only be available to those who can afford it," Sheen said. He also pledged £50,000 over five years to a bursary for Welsh undergraduates at Jesus College, Oxford.
In December 2021 he announced that all his future earnings would go to charity, calling himself a "not-for-profit actor". The same year he co-founded A Writing Chance for new writers from working-class and lower-income backgrounds. Its voices were introduced on the BBC Radio Wales podcast Michael Sheen: Margins to Mainstream. In May 2025 the project grew into The Bee, a literary magazine and online platform.
Debt became his most visible cause. In 2017 Sheen founded the End High Cost Credit Alliance, which works to promote more affordable ways to borrow money. By October 2024 it was reported that he had used his own money to write off personal debts for hundreds of people in South Wales. The full story aired on the 10th of March 2025 in Channel 4's Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway.
The documentary showed how Sheen spent two years secretly setting up a debt acquisition company. With £100,000 of his own money, he cleared £1,000,000 of debt for 900 people. The programme was well received, and his scheme was called "Robin Hood-like". Sheen continues to call for a Fair Banking Act, and on the 20th of May 2025 Time named him among its 100 most influential people in philanthropy.
Smaller gifts add up too. In February 2024 he donated £5,000 to help a young boy in Wrexham with a rare genetic condition called TUBA1A. In March he gave another £5,000 to the struggling club FC United of Wrexham. His fundraising with The White Curl had raised over £110,000 for Welsh causes by 2023.
On the 5th of June 2025 Puffin published his debut picture book, A Home for Spark the Dragon, about a character who loses their home. For every hardback sold in the UK and Ireland, £1 goes to the charity Shelter, with 50p from each paperback.
On the 18th of October 2013, Sheen published a full-page open letter in the South Wales Argus condemning the "absurd and tragic" demolition of the Chartist Mural in Newport. A few weeks later, council leader Bob Bright invited him to advise a committee on replacing it. On the 4th of November 2019, exactly 180 years after the Newport Rising, a replica of the mural was unveiled. In 2015 he made Michael Sheen's Valleys Rebellion for BBC Cymru Wales, retracing the walk of 20,000 Chartists into Newport.
On the 1st of March 2015, Sheen spoke at the People's March for the NHS in Tredegar, the birthplace of the NHS founder Aneurin Bevan. His speech opposed privatisation and austerity cuts, and clips of it went viral. He told BBC News he had not known it was being filmed. "It was a cold and very wet day," he said, adding that he belonged to no political party.
On the 21st of December 2015, he started a Change.org petition against housing homeless teenagers in unsuitable bed and breakfast accommodation. It gathered more than 115,000 signatures. He presented the issue to the minister Lesley Griffiths, and in March 2016 the Welsh Government issued stricter guidance to local authorities. In July 2022 he returned to the issue in a BBC Wales documentary on the care system, and found that homeless young people were still staying in such places.
The 2016 BBC One Wales documentary Michael Sheen: The Fight for My Steel Town saw him return to Port Talbot to see how hundreds of lost steelworks jobs affected families. It won a BAFTA Cymru for News and Current Affairs.
On the 16th of November 2017, Sheen gave the Annual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture in Merthyr, taking up the question "Who speaks for Wales?" He raised Brexit, the decline of local journalism and PCB pollution near Brofiscin Quarry, reported by the researcher Douglas Gowan. Sheen recorded a seven-hour interview with Gowan as evidence. In 2024 he joined the BBC Radio 4 podcast Buried: The Last Witness, which investigated chemical waste in South Wales. The Guardian named it the third best podcast of 2024.
In September 2022, a motivational speech for the Wales national football team on A League of Their Own went viral. He was then invited into the Welsh camp to give a team talk to coach Rob Page and the players before the FIFA World Cup.
In 2020, in an online interview with Owen Jones, Sheen revealed that he had handed back the OBE he received in the 2009 New Year Honours. He said he would otherwise be a hypocrite when giving a lecture about the relationship between Wales and the British state. Anyone who gives up an honour still legally holds it unless the monarch annuls it. In 2026 he said he supported Plaid Cymru in the Senedd election.
On the 16th of March 2026 it was announced that Sheen would take over hosting the quiz show House of Games from Richard Osman.
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Who is Michael Sheen?
Michael Sheen is a Welsh actor born on the 5th of February 1969 in Newport, Wales. He trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, graduated in 1991 and became known for stage work and for playing real people such as Tony Blair, David Frost and Brian Clough.
What is Michael Sheen best known for?
Michael Sheen is best known for playing Tony Blair in The Deal, The Queen and The Special Relationship, David Frost in Frost/Nixon and Brian Clough in The Damned United. He also played Aro in The Twilight Saga and Aziraphale in Good Omens.
Where did Michael Sheen grow up?
Michael Sheen grew up mainly in Port Talbot, Wales, where his family settled when he was about eight. His father worked as a personnel manager for the British Steel Corporation.
What is the Welsh National Theatre that Michael Sheen founded?
Welsh National Theatre is a company Michael Sheen announced on the 10th of January 2025 after National Theatre Wales closed following funding cuts. He personally funded it from the outset and serves as artistic director.
How did Michael Sheen clear debt for people in South Wales?
Michael Sheen cleared £1,000,000 of debt for 900 people in South Wales using £100,000 of his own money. He spent two years secretly setting up a debt acquisition company, shown in Channel 4's documentary Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway on the 10th of March 2025.
Why does Michael Sheen call himself a not-for-profit actor?
In December 2021 Michael Sheen announced that he would give all of his future earnings to charities. He described himself as a not-for-profit actor as a result.
Did Michael Sheen give back his OBE?
Michael Sheen was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 2009 New Year Honours. In 2020 he revealed that he had handed the medal back, though anyone who renounces an honour legally holds it unless the monarch annuls it.
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- 182NewsThe Peter principleJasper Rees — 18 October 1998
- 183NewsThe Branagh enigmaMichael Coveney — 31 October 2008
- 184NewsMichael Sheen to play Hamlet at the Young VicCharlotte Higgins — 13 May 2010
- 185Sheen Adds Gloss to Hamlet10 November 2011
- 186NewsHamlet, Young VicHenry Hitchings — 10 November 2011
- 187NewsFirst Night: Hamlet, Young VicPaul Tayor — 10 November 2011
- 188NewsHamlet, The Young Vic Theatre: reviewCharles Spencer — 10 November 2011
- 189NewsHamlet at the Young Vic, SE1Libby Purves — 10 November 2011
- 190NewsHamlet, Young Vic, LondonSarah Hemming — 11 November 2011
- 191NewsHamlet – reviewMichael Billington — 9 November 2011
- 192NewsHamlet; The Westbridge – reviewSusannah Clapp — 13 November 2011
- 193Tina Fey's Great, But Admission Doesn't Make the GradeStephanie Zacharek — 20 March 2013
- 194NewsTeam sets magical 'Mariah'John Hopewell et al. — 8 February 2012
- 195The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas BoxR. Kurt Osenlund — 7 January 2014
- 196'The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box' review: Bland ho!Matt Pais — 9 January 2014
- 197Film Review: 'Kill the Messenger'Andrew Barker — 26 September 2014
- 198The Spoils of Babylon Review: "The Rise of the Empire" (Episode 1.04)Christine N. Ziemba — 24 January 2014
- 199Welcome to Madness: Kristen Wiig in 'Welcome to Me' and Carey Mulligan in 'Far From the Madding Crowd'Wesley Morris — 5 May 2015
- 200"Far From the Madding Crowd": A powerful classic recaptured, in all its erotic gloryAndrew O'Hehir — 30 April 2015
- 201MagazineFar From the Madding CrowdPeter Travers — 1 May 2015
- 202MagazineFighting On: Avengers: Age of Ultron and Far from the Madding CrowdAnthony Lane — 4 May 2015
- 203Carey Mulligan stars in a book report on Far From The Madding CrowdIgnatiy Vishnevetsky — 30 April 2015
- 204Far From the Madding Crowd review: Carey Mulligan shines in Hardy perennialPeter Bradshaw — 2 April 2015
- 205Far From the Madding Crowd Means Well but Sells Its Heroine ShortStephanie Zacharek — 29 April 2015
- 206Comedy Bang! Bang! Review: "Michael Sheen"Ross Bonaime — 16 May 2015
- 207Comedy Bang! Bang!: "Michael Sheen Wears A Plaid Button Down And Grey Blazer"LaToya Ferguson — 15 May 2015
- 208'The Spoils Before Dying': TV ReviewKeith Uhlich — 7 July 2015
- 209'The Spoils Before Dying' Review: High Dive Into the Wacky PoolNancy DeWolf Smith — 2 July 2015
- 210The Spoils Before Dying Review: "That's Jazz" / "Fear Steps In"Christine N. Ziemba — 11 July 2015
- 211TV Review: 'The Spoils Before Dying'Brian Lowry — 7 July 2015
- 212Advantage: Andy Samberg, in the ridiculous 7 Days In HellAlex McCown-Levy — 8 July 2015
- 213Review HBO's '7 Days in Hell' finds a hilarious match in Samberg, HaringtonMary McNamara — 10 July 2015
- 214Review: HBO Sports Comedy Spoof '7 Days in Hell' is Weird as Hell, But It WorksLiz Shannon Miller — 9 July 2015
- 215'7 Days in Hell': SXSW ReviewJohn DeFore — 13 March 2015
- 216NewsMichael Sheen to join Comic Relief edition of The Great British Bake Off3 February 2015
- 218Great Comic Relief Bake Off: Michael Sheen beats Sarah Brown to the title of Star BakerCarl Greenwood — 26 February 2015
- 219NewsShowtime Moves 'Dexter' to Summer, Sets Premieres for New DramasPhiliana Ng
- 220Showtime Orders 'Ray Donovan' and 'Masters of Sex' to Series11 June 2012
- 221UPDATE: Michael Sheen & Lizzy Caplan To Star In Showtime Pilot 'Masters Of Sex'Nellie Andreeva — 2 February 2012
- 222Masters of Sex Jumps into the Free Love EraDavid Sims — 12 July 2014
- 223Masters of Sex: "Pilot"Sonia Saraiya — 29 September 2013
- 224'Masters of Sex' Season Premiere Recap: Endless BummerSean T. Collins — 7 December 2015
- 225'Masters of Sex' Season 3: TV ReviewTim Goodman — 7 December 2015
- 226Golden Globes 2014: who are the British nominees to watch?Ellie Walker-Arnott — 12 January 2014
- 227VideoMasters of Sex29 September 2013
- 228'Nocturnal Animals': Venice ReviewDavid Rooney — 2 September 2016
- 229Richard Gere Is 'Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer' And That's Not A Bad Thing Telluride ReviewGregory Ellwood — 7 September 2016
- 230Michael Sheen Joins Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in 'Passengers'Justin Kroll — 17 July 2015
- 231New Alice Through The Looking Glass trailer feeds your head16 February 2016
- 233NewsMichael Sheen's return to Port Talbot to fight for steel town8 June 2016
- 236Michael Sheen, Luke Wilson and Jenna Fischer Join Ben Stiller in 'Brad's Status' (Exclusive)Alex Ritman — 25 October 2016
- 237Reese Witherspoon-Starrer 'Home Again' Nabbed by Open Road for North AmericaMia Galuppo — 21 September 2016
- 238Michael Sheen Joins 'The Good Fight' Season 3 at CBS All AccessNate Nickolai — 7 November 2018
- 239ITV and AMC Order 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' Cheating Drama 'Quiz'Cynthia Littleton — 16 August 2019
- 240Michael Sheen To Star In Fox Drama Pilot 'Prodigal Son'Denise Petski et al. — 5 March 2019
- 242NewsMichael Sheen mocks ITV announcer over 'Martin' mix-up15 April 2020
- 243MagazineWhen is Staged on TV? Everything you need to know about David Tennant and Michael Sheen's lockdown comedyBley Griffiths, Eleanor — 28 May 2020
- 244MagazineBBC teases Staged series 2 with first look at David Tennant and Michael Sheen with Ben SchwartzMorris, Lauren — 22 October 2020
- 245MagazineMichael Sheen to star in Amadeus at SOHJo Litson — 12 July 2022
- 246Winners Announced For The 2023 BroadwayWorld Australia – Sydney AwardsB. W. W. Awards
- 248David Tennant and Michael Sheen's Staged reveals season 3 return date16 November 2022
- 249'Good Omens' Renewed For Season 2 At AmazonPeter White — 29 June 2021
- 250Michael Sheen awarded best actor prize at international TV festivalEmily Price — 29 March 2023
- 251Michael Sheen, Ruth Wilson to Star in 'A Very Royal Scandal' Amazon Series Based on Prince Andrew Interview With Emily MaitlisJoe Otterson — 20 November 2023
- 252Good Omens season 3 release date confirmed after 3 years Radio TimesLouise Griffin
- 253NewsMichael Sheen's The Way echoes Tata steelworks reality6 February 2024
- 254Nye Official Website 23 April 2024Powster
- 255Watch: First look at Michael Sheen in 'Nye' trailerStephen Price — 14 February 2024
- 257Nye
- 259Michael Sheen to reprise role as smash hit Nye returns to CardiffEmily Price — 24 September 2024
- 260Nye
- 262NewsThe Assembly review – Michael Sheen is grilled by 35 neurodivergent young people … and it's pure TV joyChitra Ramaswamy — 5 April 2024
- 264VideoShy interviewer asks Michael Sheen the BEST question 💛 The Assembly - BBCBBC — 8 April 2024
- 267How Michael Sheen helped to uncover a dark environmental secretRosie Mercer — 24 June 2024
- 270NewsThe 20 best podcasts of 2024Hannah J. Davies — 24 December 2024
- 271Amnesty Media Awards 2025: Shortlist announcedAmnesty International
- 272Amnesty Media Awards 2025: Finalists and host announcedAmnesty International
- 273Shortlists List - New York FestivalsNew York Festivals Radio Awards
- 275Al Jazeera, CBC Take Top 2025 New York Festivals HonorsCameron Coats — 23 May 2025
- 276Tutti i vincitori dei DIG Awards 2025Danilo Ferrara — 2025-09-27
- 277True Crime Awards 2025 - Shortlist 2025 - PodcastingTrue Crime Awards
- 279Michael Sheen buys £1m worth of people's debtsEleri Griffiths — 5 March 2025
- 280Michael Sheen explains how he wrote off £1 million of people's debt in documentaryLidia Molina-Whyte
- 281Michael Sheen just paid £1m worth of debt for 900 people using his own moneyChris Edwards — 5 March 2025
- 282NewsMichael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway review – this Robin Hood heist is a total inspirationRebecca Nicholson — 10 March 2025
- 283NewsMichael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway may be a gimmick – but it's a very generous oneAnita Singh — 10 March 2025
- 285Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway review — will this 'heist' make a difference?Ben Dowell — 10 March 2025
- 290Celebrity Traitors 2026: Full line-up of series two confirmedGuy Lambert — 2026-05-02
- 292Michael Sheen to fund new national theatre for WalesLorna Prichard — 10 January 2025
- 293Michael Sheen launches the Welsh National TheatreDavid Owens — 10 January 2025
- 294'Amazing' Michael Sheen praised as he funds new Welsh national theatreZara Woodcock — 11 January 2025
- 296Michael Sheen to Self-Finance New National Theater in Wales, Serve as Artistic DirectorLily Ford — 10 January 2025
- 298Welsh National Theatre to stage new play, Owain and Henry, with Michael SheenTanyel Gumushan — 2 April 2025
- 299Michael Sheen to star in new production of Our Town in London and on tourWest End Theatre — 2 April 2025
- 300Michael Sheen's Welsh National Theatre announces its first two playsLois McCarthy — 3 April 2025
- 301Michael Sheen to portray 'iconic' Welsh prince Owain GlyndwrLorna Prichard — 2 April 2025
- 305NewsMichael Sheen's revived Welsh National Theatre to be based in SwanseaBethan McKernan — 2025-06-18
- 307Welsh National Theatre to set up home in SwanseaDavid Owens — 2025-06-17
- 311Matthew Rhys to play Richard Burton in return to Welsh stageDavid Owens — 2025-09-25
- 317Welsh National Theatre reveals principal funder on eve of opening seasonDavid Owens — 2026-01-15
- 318This is a Triumphant Debut for Welsh National TheatreAdam Somerset — 27 January 2026
- 319Michael Sheen’s Our Town wins Best Revival at UK Theatre AwardsAmelia Jones — 2026-10-13
- 320UK Theatre Awards 2026: full list of winners West End TheatreMarianne Calnan-Holland — 2026-10-13
- 321Michael Sheen-led production among projects awarded major Welsh theatre fundingAmelia Jones — 2026-03-31
- 324Michael Sheen Returns To ‘Amadeus’ In West End With Callum Scott HowellsBaz Bamigboye — 2026-04-23
- 325Welsh National Theatre full 2027/28 programme2026-05-27
- 328Sky Arts Awards 2026 Nominees Revealed - CultureCuesNikki Murray — 2026-10-01
- 329BookA Home for Spark the DragonMichael Sheen et al. — 5 June 2025
- 330Michael Sheen's children's book set to hit the shopsDavid Owens — 2025-05-28
- 331Actor Michael Sheen to launch new children's book about homelessnessCasey Cooper-Fiske — 18 March 2025
- 334NewsMichael Sheen backs film club that supports literacy in schoolsGareth Evans — 27 May 2011
- 335Michael Sheen ambassador to Keep Wales TidyLorna Prichard — 12 June 2012
- 340Our Patrons
- 341NewsHollywood star Michael Sheen named new patron of drug abuse charityRobin Turner — 8 October 2011
- 342The one and only Michael Sheen announced as Adferiad Recovery's Patron!Matthew Pearce — 12 May 2021
- 343Robbie Williams, Michael Sheen ('Soccer Aid')Alex Fletcher — 3 June 2010
- 345Ambassadors
- 347Hollywood star Michael Sheen is sponsoring a women's football team and this is whyCaitlin O'Sullivan — 1 October 2018
- 348NewsWhy Paddington Bear Statues Have Taken Over LondonLilit Marcus — 24 November 2014
- 349NewsWe need to crack down on payday loans – for the sake of our healthMary O'Hara — 3 April 2018
- 350NewsShop, do good and feel even better this Social SaturdayMisha Frost — 11 October 2017
- 352Who We Are
- 353Michael Sheen raises over £110k for Welsh charitiesEmily Price — 24 May 2023
- 354Michael Sheen reveals how he sold his own homes to help the homelessLiz Perkins — 6 December 2021
- 356NewsMichael Sheen 'put it all on the line' for Homeless World CupPaul Glynn — 30 July 2019
- 357Michael Sheen says he is a 'not-for-profit actor' after selling houses for charityIsobel Lewis — 6 December 2021
- 359VideoMichael Sheen: Response to flooding fundraiser has been 'incredible'Sky News — 21 February 2020
- 361NewsStorm Dennis: Michael Sheen launches appeal for flood victims20 February 2020
- 362Home
- 364Projects
- 366Michael Sheen and Manics join forces to offer student scholarshipDavid Owens — 8 November 2021
- 367Welsh actor teams up with Caerphilly rock band to fund aspiring artistsRuby Qaimkhani — 14 June 2024
- 368Announcing the Michael Sheen Bursary – Jesus College20 April 2021
- 369NewsOxford University reveals Michael Sheen fund for Welsh students20 April 2021
- 370New Michael Sheen Bursary is a tremendous opportunity to support Welsh studentsUniversity of Oxford — 20 April 2021
- 371Oxford bursary scheme to support Welsh students named after Michael SheenGareth — 20 April 2021
- 372Michael Sheen declares himself a 'not-for-profit actor'Nadia Khomami — 6 December 2021
- 376NewsWrexham: Michael Sheen donates £5k for boy with genetic condition2024-02-27
- 377I've #justsponsored Wrexham Police FC, who's fundraising for Just4Children on @JustGiving. Donate nowMichael Sheen — 26 February 2024
- 380Michael Sheen's incredibly generous act for Welsh family in need of supportDanielle Desouza et al. — 2024-02-26
- 383NewsMichael Sheen backs club supported by Ryan Reynolds2024-03-23
- 384Michael Sheen backs charity football match for domestic abuse victims in North Walespactadmin — 2024-11-20
- 385Michael Sheen's surprise donation to charity football matchDavid Owens — 2024-11-11
- 387Michael Sheen pays off hundreds of people's debts in an 'extraordinary gesture'Branwen Jones — 26 October 2024
- 388Michael Sheen pays off hundreds of people's debts in 'extraordinary gesture'Branwen Jones et al. — 26 October 2024
- 389News'It's not because I want people to think I'm great': Michael Sheen on paying off £1m of his neighbours' debtsEmine Saner — 10 March 2025
- 390NewsMichael Sheen's kindness shows how cruel the credit business is14 March 2025
- 391The Bee4 May 2025
- 392NewsUK-wide initiative launched to tackle marginalisation of working-class writersMark Brown — 5 May 2025
- 393The Bee New platform launches in response to class crisis in UK writing industriesartsculture — 5 May 2025
- 394Richard Benson to edit new literary magazine for working-class writersMelina Spanoudi
- 395New magazine champions working class writersDavid Whetstone
- 396MagazineTIME100 Philanthropy: Michael SheenAyesha Javed — 20 May 2025
- 397Michael Sheen hopes new book will get children talking about homelessnessAngela Ferguson — 18 March 2025
- 398News'I was face-to-face with Tony Blair': Michael Sheen on Murdoch, class and giving away his moneyRebecca Nicholson — 6 April 2020
- 399NewsMichael Sheen takes aim at high cost of rent-to-ownBBC News — 20 March 2018
- 400NewsMichael Sheen: 'I've essentially turned myself into a social enterprise, a not-for-profit actor'Jane Graham — The Big Issue — 5 December 2021
- 401CHARTIST MURAL: An open letter to the people of Newport by Michael Sheen18 October 2013
- 402NewsMichael Sheen's anger over mural demolition18 October 2013
- 403'Absurd and tragic': Michael Sheen criticises destruction of Newport's Chartist mural in open letterCathy Owen — 18 October 2013
- 407A new Chartist mural has been unveiled in NewportJoshua Knapman — 4 November 2019
- 408Michael Sheen's Valleys RebellionSian Roderick — Cwmni Da, BBC Cymru Wales — 24 February 2015
- 412Michael Sheen's NHS speech at Tredegar1 March 2015
- 413VideoOFFICIAL 'People's March for the NHS' & FULL Michael Sheen Speech 2015 (Tredegar)kevin phillips — 10 March 2015
- 415People Are Going Crazy For This Clip Of Michael Sheen Defending The NHSJim Waterson — 2 March 2015
- 416NewsMichael Sheen tells politicians "believe in something"3 March 2015
- 417NewsMichael Sheen says Aneurin Bevan inspired NHS speech9 March 2015
- 419NewsMichael Sheen petitions to help homeless teenagers22 December 2015
- 420Michael Sheen starts petition over housing homeless teens in B&BsTom Houghton — 21 December 2015
- 422Homeless teens will not being housed with sex offenders any moreMartin Shipton — 29 March 2016
- 423Actor Michael Sheen delivers petition plea for homeless teens10 February 2016
- 424How Michael Sheen forced changes to teens safety after B&B killingsMartin Shipton — 10 February 2016
- 425Newport's Michael Sheen claims victory in homeless petition29 March 2016
- 427Cymru
- 428VideoAneurin Bevan Lecture: Michael Sheen Hay Festival 2017Bevan Commission — 15 September 2017
- 430Michael Sheen3 June 2017
- 431VideoAnnual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture 2017 Michael SheenLearning and Work Institute Wales — 18 November 2017
- 434Actor Michael Sheen slams Monsanto for causing pollution in Wales21 November 2017
- 435NewsMonsanto dumped toxic waste in UKJohn Vidal — 12 February 2007
- 436News'Please come and see me because I'll be dead soon': how Michael Sheen got sucked into a forever chemicals exposéDaniel Dylan Wray — 24 June 2024
- 438NewsMichael Sheen 'gave OBE back' to air views on the monarchy29 December 2020
- 442VideoMichael Sheen speaks at #March4Women 2018CARE International UK — 8 March 2018
- 443NewsMichael Sheen: I broke down hearing kids' care stories4 July 2022
- 444Emotional Michael Sheen breaks down making documentary about children in careAngharad Thomas — 5 July 2022
- 445VideoMichael Sheen gives rousing speech for Wales football team on A League of Their OwnGuardian Football — 13 September 2022
- 446Michael Sheen on his rousing rallying cry for Wales that went viralDavid Owens — 15 September 2022
- 447Wales ask Michael Sheen to join squad as manager 'wells up' watching speechGlen Williams — 13 September 2022
- 449NewsMichael Sheen's stirring speech for Wales football team27 September 2022
- 450Michael Sheen Gives Rousing Speech to Wales Soccer Team Ahead of World CupAbid Rahman — 27 September 2022
- 452Actor Michael Sheen joins call for Crown Estate devolution to Walesjayne — 19 February 2024
- 453Campaign to devolve the Crown Estate to Wales launchedStephen Price — 20 January 2024
- 456How Michael Sheen uncovered a toxic farming legacyPatricia Nicol — 29 June 2024
- 457NewsBuried: The Last Witness podcast review — trail of toxic waste leads from Wales to AlabamaFiona Sturges — 8 July 2024
- 461Michael Sheen joins calls for a Fair Banking Act to tackle crisis of unaffordable creditGurjinder Khambay — 23 October 2024
- 463Actor Michael Sheen backs fair banking for all campaignSion Barry — 28 October 2024
- 464Michael Sheen: Debts for people across south Wales wiped by actorCharlie Buckland et al. — 10 March 2025
- 465Michael Sheen on why he wrote off £1m of people's debtsAdrian Lobb — 6 March 2025
- 466Michael Sheen - Calon Afan Ambassadoradmin — 2025-03-10
- 467Calon Afan: "We are delighted to announce that Michael Sheen is our ambassador!"Calon Afan — 8 June 2025
- 468Michael Sheen gives his backing to Plaid Cymru ahead of Senedd electionRahaf Ali — 2026-02-28
- 470VideoMichael Sheen gives evidence to MPs on 'DEADLY' soil contamination in WalesThe Mirror — 2026-09-10
- 471VideoMichael Sheen speaks to the Welsh Affairs Committee about contaminated landUK Parliament — 2026-09-10
- 474NewsHappy discoveries intrigue KateRob Driscoll — 21 December 2001
- 475NewsKate Beckinsale on her gritty new rolesChrissey Illey — 2 September 2009
- 476An Interview with Kate BeckinsaleSteve Head — 10 September 2003
- 477NewsActress Kate Beckinsale's husband files for divorce26 October 2016
- 478Sheen tells about long term lover14 February 2009
- 479Michael Sheen & Rachel McAdams Confirm They Are DatingJeffrey Slonim — 18 May 2011
- 480Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen SplitAndrea Billups — 27 February 2013
- 481"He changed – all his nastiness suddenly came out": Meet the people breaking up over BrexitAnoosh Chakelian — 5 December 2018
- 482Michael Sheen on Good Omens, sex scenes, and why Brexit led to his break-upTristram Fane Saunders — 28 November 2018
- 483NewsAisling Bea: ‘Loneliness comes from being your own worst enemy’Eva Wiseman — 2019-08-04
- 484NewsMichael Sheen: ‘Anything I do, I commit to’Tim Lewis — 2019-05-26
- 485'I wanted to be seen as the greatest actor of all time. Then I realised that was nonsense': Michael Sheen on pride, parenting and paying it forwardSimon Hattenstone — 31 August 2024
- 486Michael Sheen plans to donate earnings to charities6 December 2021
- 487NewsMichael Sheen and Anna Lundberg welcome their baby27 September 2019
- 488Michael Sheen and Partner Anna Lundberg Welcome Second Baby: 'Another Monkey Jumping on the Bed'Glenn Garner — 20 May 2022
- 489Swans can go all the way in cup, says Michael SheenSwansea City AFC — 16 March 2018
- 492The 25th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards: full list of nominees5 December 2024
- 496NewsBroadcasting Press Guild Awards 2007 shortlist2007-03-01
- 497200616 December 2018
- 500Awards
- 501NewsDylan Thomas biopic receives seven Bafta Cymru nominations2015-08-26
- 502Cymru
- 503Celtic Media Festival announce nominations for HinterlandKathryn Williams — 2016-03-04
- 507Variety Award: Michael SheenLawrence Christon — 20 November 2008
- 509Satellite Awards: Complete Winners ListSteve Pond — 16 February 2015
- 510Digital Spy Movie Awards 2009: The Winners5 October 2009
- 515Golden Globes 2014: The complete list of nominees and winners12 December 2013
- 516Critics' Choice Television Awards announce winnersLisa Respers France — 20 June 2014
- 517NewsMcKellen wins Variety Club award15 November 2009
- 518VideoShowbiz Variety Club Awards 2009TV Time Machine — 14 January 2022
- 524YOUR 2024 WINNERS13 February 2024
- 525x.com
- 527Winners Revealed – The TV Choice Awards 202512 February 2025
- 530VideoMichael Sheen reads from Philip Pullman's La Belle Sauvage - Penguin Random House Presents 2018Penguin Books UK — 2018-03-09
- 531BookLa Belle Sauvage: The Book of Dust Volume OnePhilip Pullman — 2017-10-19
- 532VideoThe British Book Awards 2018The Bookseller — 2018-05-30
- 540'Milkman' Audiobook Wins 2019 CAMEO Awards USAPorter Anderson — 2019-05-31
- 545Michael Sheen OBEGovernment of Wales — 13 September 2017
- 546VideoSt David Awards 2015 Finalist - Michael SheenWelsh Government / Llywodraeth Cymru — 12 March 2015
- 547VideoAll about the St David Awards 2015 / Popeth ynghylch Gwobrau Dewi Sant 2015Welsh Government / Llywodraeth Cymru — 11 June 2015
- 548St David Awards Michael Sheen OBE19 July 2016
- 549Katherine Jenkins to be honoured with a St David's Society award in New YorkRachel Mainwaring — 29 February 2016
- 550Michael Sheen to receive Inspiration AwardKaren Price — 5 November 2016
- 554WHA Acceptance speech: Deleted ScenesMichael Sheen — 16 November 2019
- 555Michael Sheen shaves off award-winning beard for charity24 August 2021
- 556VideoMichael Sheen Has the World's Best BeardThe Late Late Show with James Corden — 8 January 2021
- 557My beard has asked me to say a few words on its behalf. "Thanks to everyone who voted. It hasn't been easy being attached to this. It makes this win all the sweeter knowing my struggle has been recognized. God bless Wales. And beards everywhere." 🏴 #BeardofWales2020Michael Sheen — 2 March 2020
- 558Michael Sheen gets Lifetime Achievement Award - for his beard29 December 2021
- 561VideoCommunity Foundation Wales Philanthropy Award 2024 winner - Michael SheenCommunity Foundation Wales — 2024-11-28
- 564NewsNew Years Honours List31 December 2008
- 565Michael Sheen returned OBE to air views on royal familyKevin Rawlinson — 29 December 2020
- 566Having honours taken away (forfeiture)Cabinet Office — 27 December 2017
- 567Freedom of the Borough ceremony21 July 2008
- 571Swansea University honours Port Talbot's Michael Sheen with degree18 October 2012
- 572Honorary Fellowships for Leading Welsh Figures1 July 2009
- 573Honour at uni for stars11 July 2012
- 574NewsHonorary Fellowships 2019Cardiff University — 15 July 2019
- 580A Welsh band has sampled Michael Sheen's stirring NHS speech - and he loves itDavid Owens — 2016-05-10
- 581Epic song title from Stay Voiceless - 'Those kids have no idea whatsoever of what went on at Stalingrad'.Michael Sheen — 24 April 2016
- 583VideoTom Rosenthal - Flourishing (Official Video)Tom Rosenthal — 2020-09-20
- 585Michael Sheen features in new Barry Horns song 'Cymru Rydd' released in time for Euros championshipNationCymru — 2021-06-05
- 586Pride, passion and identity - the story of the rise of The Barry HornsMark Mansfield — 2021-06-06
- 587VideoThe Barry Horns - Cymru RyddBarry Horns — 2021-06-04
- 589It's here! Beautiful mural of Michael Sheen is unveiled in Port TalbotDavid Owens — 2022-04-20
- 590The touching tribute to Michael Sheen's father MeyrickDavid Owens — 2025-05-15
- 591VideoMichael SheenAvalon Kane - Topic — 2025-06-19
- 593BookStrangers on a Train (Radio Collection)BBC Audiobooks — 5 March 2004
- 594The Importance of Being EarnestBBC — 2009
- 596NewsTroy: this time it's personalRobert Hanks — 28 November 1998
- 597The Pretenders2004
- 601A White Merc With Fins1997
- 602VideoSalmon Fishing in YemenBBC — 22 February 2007
- 603VideoKelly Lee Owens - Corner Of My Sky ft. John Cale (Official Video)23 September 2020
- 604MagazineMichael Sheen Discovers a Magical Toaster in Kelly Lee Owens' 'Corner of My Sky' VideoAngie Martoccio — 23 September 2020
- 606Watch Kelly Lee Owens and John Cale's New "Corner of My Sky" Video, Starring Michael SheenEvan Minsker — 23 September 2020