Alfred Molina

Alfred Molina is an English actor with over 50 television, stage and film credits to his name. Over the course of his four-decade-long career, he has garnered appreciation for his ability to vividly portray character-driven roles. He attended Guildhall School of Music and Drama before commencing his career in his teens. He began his acting career as a stage actor, making his way from the repertory circuit to the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company. Alfred Molina created a stir through his performance in the 1979 play "Accidental Death of an Anarchist". He eventually started acting in films. Thanks to his mixed heritage that allows him to play characters of just about any nationality, he has portrayed a Russian navy man in the flick ‘Letter to Brezhnev,’ a Cuban refugee in the film ‘The Perez Family,’ and a Greek-American barrister in ‘Before and After’. Molina has also made a brilliant impression on the small screen with his many roles, including his portrayal of Robert Aldrich in the anthology series ‘Feud’ for which he earned Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominations. Molina has been married to actress and novelist Jill Gascoine for over three decades now.