Actor profile

Adam Rayner

28th August 1977 Shrewsbury, England, UK Acting

Adam Rayner, born on 28 August 1977 in Shrewsbury, is an English actor, who has appeared on television in Mistresses, At Home with the Braithwaites and Making Waves. He has also appeared on stage in The Rivals (Bristol Old Vic, 2004), Romeo and Juliet (Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 2006) and Much Ado About Nothing (Novello, 2006).

11 Movies 14 TV Shows 25 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration poster

Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration 1st January 2020 as Self

The Saint poster

The Saint 11th July 2017 as Simon Templar

Tracers poster

Tracers 15th January 2015 as Miller

The Whale poster

The Whale 22nd December 2013 as Captain George Pollard

The Task poster

The Task 28th January 2011 as Taylor

Abroad poster

Abroad 14th March 2010 as Edward Walpole

Steel Trap poster

Steel Trap 7th November 2007 as Adam

Straightheads poster

Straightheads 27th April 2007 as Jago

Love and Other Disasters poster

Love and Other Disasters 9th September 2006 as Tom / Fantasy David

The Rivals poster

The Rivals 1st January 2004 as Captain Jack Absolute

The Goodbye Plane 20th November 2003 as Leonard (age 20)

The Irrational poster

The Irrational 25th September 2023 as Tristan

Superman & Lois poster

Superman & Lois 23rd February 2021 as Bizarro Tal-Rho

Warrior poster

Warrior 5th April 2019 as Douglas Strickland III

The Fix poster

The Fix 18th March 2019 as Matthew Collier

Tyrant poster

Tyrant 24th June 2014 as Barry Al Fayeed

Hunted poster

Hunted 4th October 2012 as Aidan Marsh

Dragon Age: Redemption poster

Dragon Age: Redemption 10th October 2011

Mistresses poster

Mistresses 8th January 2008 as Dominic Montgomery

The Line of Beauty poster

The Line of Beauty 17th May 2006 as Ricky

Doctor Who poster

Doctor Who 26th March 2005 as Roger Curbishley

Making Waves poster

Making Waves 7th July 2004 as Lt Sam Quartermaine

Waking the Dead poster

Waking the Dead 18th June 2001 as Piers Kennedy

Midsomer Murders poster

Midsomer Murders 23rd March 1997 as Harry Peterson

To Me... To You... 21st June 1996 as Himself