British Male Tv Actors over 40

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Nobody does "tired of everyone’s nonsense" quite like Richard Ayoade (47) or Stephen Mangan (56). Ayoade looks like he just smelled a bad sandwich and is judging you for it, yet he’s written a children’s book and directs operas. He’s a genius in a corduroy jacket who makes awkwardness look like a superpower.

Stephen Mangan, meanwhile, has that face that says, "I’ve got six errands to run and a mortgage to pay, so hurry up with your joke." He’s starred in Green Wing and Episodes, where he played a man losing his mind over Hollywood. Fun fact: He once trained as a lawyer. Yes, we almost lost him to the Dark Side of legal billing. Thank heavens he chose to make us laugh instead.

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The "I Can Do Anything" Blokes

Then you have the chameleons. James Norton (39—okay, almost 40, we’ll let him slide) can play a charming vicar or a terrifying gangster. He’s like a Swiss Army knife made of angst and nice hair. And Damian Lewis (53) went from a heroic soldier in Band of Brothers to a foul-mouthed hedge fund manager in Billions without blinking. He also sings. Yes, he croons. Does he have flaws? Probably, but we haven’t found them yet.

Let’s not skip Colin Firth, who is 63 and still the king of stammering romantically. He’s so British he could apologize to a chair for sitting on it, and we’d swoon. And Hugh Grant at 63? The man went from floppy-haired rom-com king to playing unsettling villains in The Gentlemen. He’s aged like a fine, slightly-pissed-off wine.