Jack Roth

Jack Roth (born September 1, 1984, in Hammersmith, London) is an English screen actor known for character-driven performances across British television and international film. The son of actor Tim Roth and writer-producer Lori Baker, he built his craft through a mix of period drama, contemporary thrillers, and independent cinema.

Roth first drew wide attention on UK television in the early 2010s, notably appearing in series such as The Café, Great Expectations, and the true-crime drama The Great Train Robbery. These roles helped establish him as a versatile presence able to shift between grounded realism and heightened genre storytelling.

His film work has since expanded internationally, with credits including Brimstone (as Wolf), Us and Them (as Danny), and Infinite (as Ronny). He has also appeared in acclaimed projects such as Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and The Snowman, while continuing to take on distinctive parts in titles like Love Gets a Room (as Jozek) and Death of Zygielbojm.

Whether in intimate dramas or high-concept productions, Roth’s career is marked by a steady commitment to textured supporting roles and emotionally precise character work.