Focus Features
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Ray Marcus
Aaron Taylor-Johnson was born in High Wycombe, England and attended the prestigious Jackie Palmer Stage School. Since he began performing at age nine, he has made a significant impression on audiences worldwide with memorable portrayals.
In Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Nowhere Boy, he starred as John Lennon in a story depicting the artist’s turbulent teenage years. Mr. Taylor-Johnson’s performance brought him a British Independent Film Award (BIFA) nomination for Best Actor; a London Critics’ Circle Film Award nomination; and the Empire Award for Best Newcomer.
Also for Focus Features, he starred in Joe Wright’s bold, theatrical new version of Anna Karenina, opposite Keira Knightley. His other films include Oliver Stone’s Savages; Gareth Edwards’ blockbuster Godzilla, with Elizabeth Olsen; and Rodrigo García’s Albert Nobbs, alongside Glenn Close and Mia Wasikowska. Mr. Taylor-Johnson and Ms. Olsen reteamed to join the Marvel Universe for Joss Whedon’s Avengers: Age of Ultron, portraying superpowered siblings Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, respectively. The movie grossed over $1 billion in worldwide box office sales in 2015.
He starred as the title character, Dave Lizewski, in the cult hit Kick-Ass. Matthew Vaughn’s movie version of the Mark Millar comic won Best British Film at the Empire Awards, where Mr. Taylor-Johnson was a Best Actor nominee. He reprised the role for Kick-Ass 2, directed by Jeff Wadlow.
He has appeared on several U.K. television series, including Feather Boy, Family Business, Nearly Famous, and Talk to Me.
Mr. Taylor-Johnson portrayed the young version of Edward Norton’s character in Neil Burger’s The Illusionist; portrayed a young Charlie Chaplin in David Dobkin’s Shanghai Knights, opposite Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson; starred in Richard Claus’ The Thief Lord, with Caroline Goodall and Jasper Harris; played the lead role in Matthew Thompson’s U.K. independent film Dummy; was part of the ensemble in Gurinder Chadha’s Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging; and starred alongside Carey Mulligan in Shana Feste’s The Greatest.
He recently completed production on the Iraq-set thriller The Wall, directed by Doug Liman.
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Best Supporting Actor
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Tom Ford on Popcorn with Peter Travers
NY Times: "Amy Adams on Eyes That Deceive"
Tom Ford Visits Jimmy Kimmel Live
Tom Ford and T: The New York Times Style Magazine
Amy Adams with A.O. Scott on Charlie Rose
Jake Gyllenhaal and DuJour
Architectrual Digest Profiles Production Designer Shane Valentino
GQ Profiles Tom Ford
Aaron Taylor-Johnson Joins The Los Angeles Times "The Envelope" Screening Series
Michael Shannon and Vice
The Los Angeles Times Features Tom Ford
Aaron Taylor-Johnson in WWD
Tom Ford Joins The View
"Love Story" Featurette
Clip: "The Interrogation"
Clip: "You Look Beautiful"
Clip: "No Signal Here"
Tom Ford and Charlie Rose
Amy Adams on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert [1 of 2]
The New York Times Lunches with Tom Ford and Ben Mankiewicz
Tom Ford and NYT's The Cut
The Huffington Post: "Tom Ford, Newly Enlightened"
Amy Adams on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert [2 of 2]
Ellie Bamber in Vogue
Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Esquire Profile
Tom Ford Breaks Down Nocturnal Animals for AOL BUILD Series
Costume Designer Arianne Phillips on Awards Daily
Isla Fisher with TODAY
Tom Ford on CBS This Morning
Aaron Taylor-Johnson on Last Call with Carson Daly
Cinematographer Seamus McGarvey On The Look of Nocturnal Animals
Clash Music and Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Variety Screening Series: Nocturnal Animals
Elle Asks Costume Designer Arianne Phillips To Describe Working With Tom Ford
Michael Shannon Talks To The Roger Ebert Interviews Team
Vox Shares An In-Depth Interview With Tom Ford
Amy Adams as Susan Morrow
Jake Gyllenhaal as Tony Hastings/Edward Sheffield
Tom Ford in Paper
Amy Adams Talks With Glamour
Tom Ford Speaks To AP
Tom Ford Writer/Director/Producer
Michael Shannon as Bobby Andes
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Ray Marcus
Aaron Taylor-Johnson i-D/Vice Profile
Amy Adams Profile in British GQ
Tom Ford Profile in Vogue
Amy In White
Laura Linney as Anne Sutton
Armie Hammer as Hutton Morrow
Aaron Taylor-Johnson On His Turn as Sociopath
Official Teaser: Nocturnal Animals
Tom Ford on the Cover of The Hollywood Reporter
Amy, Michael and Aaron at TIFF
Nocturnal Animals Premiere at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival
Toronto Life's Essential Guide to TIFF for Nocturnal Animals
Five-time Oscar® nominee Amy Adams portrays Susan Morrow in Tom Ford's NOCTURNAL ANIMALS.
Tom Ford's NOCTURNAL ANIMALS features Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Shannon.
Tom Ford - Writer/Director
Sneak Peek: Nocturnal Animals
Jake Gyllenhaal toplines writer/director Tom Ford's second film NOCTURNAL ANIMALS. The script was written by Ford and is based on the novel TOM AND SUSAN by Austin Wright.
