Michael Gambon’s 5 Best Movies According To Rotten Tomatoes

While Michael Gambon starred in a number of lowkey projects throughout his career, one film that most fans might not recognize is «Page Eight.» The movie, directed by veteran playwright David Hare, debuted on the BBC in 2011 to critical acclaim. While it may not be Gambon’s most pronounced or recognizable film, «Page Eight» boasts an all-star cast, making this made-for-television project a must-watch. Gambon is joined by the likes of fellow «Harry Potter» stars Ralph Fiennes and Bill Nighy, Rachel Weisz, Felicity Jones, and many more. 

In the film, Nighy plays a British intelligence agent whose life turns upside down after his mentor, played by Gambon, dies of a heart attack. A dark, gritty, and intimate political thriller, «Page Eight» was a powerhouse project for the BBC, spawning two sequels «Turks & Caicos» and «Salting the Battlefield.» This is another powerful supporting role for Gambon, an actor who has consistently proven just how versatile he can be. With a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes, «Page Eight» is a great film to watch for those who want to complete Gambon’s expansive and diverse filmography. 

Of course, Gambon has appeared in a number of beloved films, including the acclaim «Paddington» films, which saw him voicing the beloved Uncle Pastuzo. In addition to his «Harry Potter» work, the actor has also appeared in a number of iconic British projects, including Matthew Vaughn’s «Layer Cake» and «Gosford Park.»