After his big break in The Line of Beauty, Dan Stevens has gone on to star in Dracula and Maxwell.
The part of Nick Guest in The Line of Beauty was young actor Dan's first major screen role.
Other TV credits include Lord Holmwood in Dracula, Henry in a Hallmark production of Frankenstein, alongside Donald Sutherland and William Hurt, and Macbeth in a production for BBC Education.
Dan studied at Cambridge University, where he started building up his CV with numerous stage parts. Discovered by Sir Peter Hall whilst doing his finals, he has appeared in three of his productions - including a performance as Orlando in As You Like It, for which he was nominated for an Ian Charleson Award.
He starred in the Sheffield Crucible production of Howard Brenton's Romans in Britain, directed by Samuel West. In this, the first professional revival since the play's premiere at the National Theatre in 1980 he played Maitland and Marben, a druid who is brutally assaulted by legionaries.
