John Noble

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1948 age 0

   Born

2. 2002 age 54

   CreditThe Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

3. 2003 age 55

   CreditThe Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

4. 2010 age 62

   CreditThe Last Airbender

5. 2013 age 65

   CreditElementary

• SASean Astin3 titles
• ALAndrew Lesnie3 titles
• MGMichael Gaston3 titles
• RAReiko Aylesworth3 titles
• SWSarah Wynter3 titles
• MIMichael Irby3 titles
• SBSean Bean2 titles
• MWMykelti Williamson2 titles
• BHBernard Hill2 titles
• HWHugo Weaving2 titles

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  Photo:Gage SkidmoreCC BY-SA 3.0

• There is a huge crossover within these science-fiction fantasy areas. So I feel very comfortable in that area, very fortunate in a sense to have that stable base out there of people that I know enjoy it and find it fascinating.

  John Noble, CC BY-SA 4.0

• We need to be reminded that life is not to do with stinking politicians. And it's not to do with aggressive countries somewhere else or building walls. Has nothing to do with that. It has to do with people loving each other and finding a way, as family.

  John Noble, CC BY-SA 4.0

• If you work enough in the theater, your skills are going to expand enormously. Say you do a play every four months or something, you’ve got to completely submerge yourself in the history of the play. I learned more about history, and I still do, just by doing plays, and that’s always kept me interested.

  John Noble, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I like television because I like the pace of it, having to make quick decisions, I get off on that, I really love it. The fast pace lends itself to wonderful things lying dormant, ready to be tapped. Film is pretty slow, the theater is still interesting and exciting, and the success has much more to do with the ensemble you’re working with, I think.

  John Noble, CC BY-SA 4.0