The Best Charlie Hunnam Movies
- 1Elijah Wood, Charlie Hunnam, Claire Forlani
Green Street Hooligans spotlights Charlie Hunnam as Pete Dunham, the charismatic leader of a notorious football firm in West Ham United. Lexi Alexander's gritty direction brings to life the brutal world of football hooliganism while also delving into themes of loyalty and belonging. Hunnam's captivating performance is undoubtedly one of the standout aspects in this thrilling drama that expertly blends intensity with uncompromising realism.
- 2Liv Tyler, Charlie Hunnam, Terrence Howard
In The Ledge, Charlie Hunnam delivers a spellbinding performance as Gavin, an atheist hotel manager confronted with life-altering moral dilemmas. This suspenseful drama, directed by Matthew Chapman, showcases the actor's versatility and skill as he navigates a taut storyline that tackles complex themes of faith, love, and redemption. With its riveting premise and striking cinematography, this film provides ample opportunity for Hunnam to flex his acting muscles and immerse himself in the role - ultimately making it a must-watch for fans of this talented English actor.
- 3Charlie Hunnam, Diego Klattenhoff, Idris Elba
Charlie Hunnam takes center stage in Guillermo del Toro's smash hit sci-fi action film Pacific Rim as Raleigh Becket, a skilled pilot tasked with defending humanity from monstrous alien creatures known as Kaiju. Set against an epic backdrop of mind-blowing visual effects and breathtaking battles between massive robots called Jaegers and their alien foes, this movie showcases Hunnam's ability to command attention even amidst stunning on-screen spectacle.
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- 4
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
Charlie Hunnam, Astrid Bergès-Frisbey, Jude LawGuy Ritchie's exuberant retelling of King Arthur: Legend of the Sword stars Charlie Hunnam as Arthur Pendragon, the legendary monarch who must reclaim his rightful throne from forces both mortal and supernatural alike. Coupling Ritchie's trademark fast-paced storytelling style with dazzling visual effects reminiscent of ancient mythology come alive; this film offers audiences ample opportunity to revel in Hunnam's magnetic screen presence as he brings an iconic character to life.
- 5Eric Bana, Charlie Hunnam, Olivia Wilde
In Deadfall, Charlie Hunnam steals the show as family man Jay Mills, who finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of crime and deceit. Helmed by director Stefan Ruzowitzky, this intense thriller showcases Hunnam's ability to deliver powerful performances that resonate with audiences, even as he shares the screen with heavyweights like Eric Bana and Olivia Wilde.
- 7Charlie Hunnam, Rami Malek, Roland Møller
Based on a true story chronicling the harrowing experiences of French convict Henri "Papillon" Charrière, this gripping drama sees Charlie Hunnam in the titular role alongside Rami Malek as his fellow inmate Louis Dega. Set within the brutal confines of Devil's Island prison, Papillon offers a showcase for both actors' exceptional talents and is evidence of Hunnam's keen ability to bring depth and humanity to characters facing unimaginable adversity.
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- 8Jamie Bell, Jim Broadbent, Tom Courtenay
Adapted from Charles Dickens' beloved novel, Nicholas Nickleby stars Charlie Hunnam in the eponymous role alongside an all-star cast including Anne Hathaway and Christopher Plummer. Directed by Douglas McGrath, this lavish period piece expertly captures the plight of its 19th-century protagonist as he fights against societal injustice. Showcasing young Hunnam's early promise as an actor, Nicholas Nickleby remains a timeless classic sure to delight fans of both Dickensian literature and compelling cinema.
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- 9Lizzy Caplan, Charlie Hunnam, Whitney Cummings
Frankie Go Boom offers Charlie Hunnam another opportunity to showcase his comedic chops within writer-director Jordan Roberts' absurdist black comedy universe. Playing Frank Bartlett (aka Frankie), a beleaguered brother caught up in a whirlwind series of increasingly bizarre events; viewers get to witness Hunnam embrace chaos while still delivering on laughs amid offbeat humor throughout this rollicking misadventure.
- 10
The Gentlemen
Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Michelle DockeryGuy Ritchie's stylish action-comedy The Gentlemen sees Charlie Hunnam playing Raymond Smith - right-hand man to Matthew McConaughey's Mickey Pearson in this intricate crime caper filled with colorful characters. Flexing his comedic talents while navigating high-stakes scenarios rife with double-crosses and unexpected twists; Hunnam proves he's got the chops for both action-packed excitement and razor-sharp wit.
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- 11Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Renée Zellweger
Charlie Hunnam's performance as Bosie, a cold-hearted villain within the Civil War-era film Cold Mountain, showcases his ability to embody differing personas. Directed by Anthony Minghella and chronicling an epic love story set against war-torn landscapes featuring evocative cinematography; Hunnam holds his own alongside esteemed costars Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, and Renée Zellweger.
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- 12Katie Holmes, Benjamin Bratt, Charlie Hunnam
In this psychological drama helmed by Stephen Gaghan, Charlie Hunnam makes an indelible impression as Embry Larkin, a charismatic college student who mysteriously disappears - leaving Katie Holmes' character grappling with her traumatic past and uncertain future. Though not a leading role, Hunnam still manages to imbue the enigmatic Embry with depth and complexity that serve to keep audiences hooked until the film's haunting conclusion.
- 13Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine
Alfonso Cuarón's dystopian masterpiece Children of Men features Charlie Hunnam portraying Patric, a rebel fighter battling for survival in a world where humanity teeters on the brink of extinction due to infertility. Although it is not a leading role, Hunnam adds depth to his character amidst nail-biting tension in this thought-provoking sci-fi thriller that keeps viewers on tenterhooks throughout its runtime.
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- 14Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston
Crimson Peak allows Charlie Hunnam to further explore genre territory under director Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror-tinged vision. Playing Dr. Alan McMichael, a man whose pursuit of love leads him to confront disturbing secrets lurking beneath an opulent mansion's façade; Hunnam delivers an understated yet engaging performance opposite Mia Wasikowska and Tom Hiddleston in this visually stunning dark fairytale.
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- 15Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam
Charlie Hunnam showcases his ability to expertly navigate the world of high-stakes action thrillers under J.C. Chandor's direction in Triple Frontier. Starring alongside Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, and Pedro Pascal as former Special Forces operatives turned vigilante criminals seeking a lucrative heist at the titular border region; Hunnam once again demonstrates his range as an actor within diverse genres.
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- 16George MacKay, Essie Davis, Nicholas Hoult
Based on Peter Carey's Booker Prize-winning novel, True History of the Kelly Gang sees Charlie Hunnam in a supporting role as Constable Fitzpatrick - a corrupt 19th-century lawman who helps fuel legendary bushranger Ned Kelly's rise to infamy across Australia. With Justin Kurzel behind the camera delivering an audacious take on historical biopics, this film adds another intriguing dimension to Hunnam's already impressive filmography.
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- 17Tom Courtenay, Stephen Fry, Michael Legge
In this quirky British comedy from director Peter Hewitt, Charlie Hunnam plays Daz - a friend of protagonist Daniel (played by Michael Legge) caught up in 1970s Sheffield amid disco fever and unexpected supernatural occurrences. Despite its small-scale release, Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? offers fans a chance to see early examples of Hunnam's comedic capabilities within unconventional narratives.
- 18Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Billy Bob Thornton, Odessa Young
Adapted from James Frey's controversial memoir-turned-fictional narrative, A Million Little Pieces stars Charlie Hunnam as Bob Frey Jr., brother to Aaron Taylor-Johnson's James - both struggling with addiction issues while navigating rehabilitation during their attempts at recovery. Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, this raw and unflinching drama adds further depth to Hunnam's impressive resume within emotionally charged storytelling.
- 19Charlie Hunnam, Mel Gibson, Morena Baccarin
Charlie Hunnam takes the lead in Last Looks as Charlie Waldo - a former LAPD detective who finds himself entangled in an unsolved murder case threatening Hollywood's elite. Directed by Tim Kirkby, this suspenseful crime thriller offers audiences yet another example of how versatile and dynamic this English actor can be when given the right material.
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- 20Sofia Boutella, Djimon Hounsou, Ed Skrein
Set to star in Zack Snyder's upcoming sci-fi epic Rebel Moon Part 1: A Child of Fire, Charlie Hunnam is primed for his most ambitious role to date as he steps into an expansive intergalactic world filled with intrigue, warfare, and transformative action sequences. With Snyder at the helm - known for creating visually stunning blockbusters like Watchmen and Man of Steel - fans can expect high-octane excitement alongside nuanced character development from Hunnam in this highly anticipated cinematic venture.
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