Ian Hart
| Name: | Ian Davies |
| Also Known As: | Ian Hart |
| Pronouns: | |
| Occupation: | actor |
| Medium: | films, television, theatre |
| Works: | Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes (BBC One films), Beatles RPF (Backbeat etc.), My Mad Fat Diary, The Last Kingdom, The Terror, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Bates Motel, The Responder, others |
| Official Website(s): | Filmography at ARG Talent, Wikipedia |
| Fan Website(s): | see below |
| On Fanlore: | Related pages |
Ian Hart is an English actor best known for playing Professor Quirrell in the 2001 film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
He also notably portrayed John Watson in two BBC One Sherlock Holmes TV films (2002, 2004). Despite the relative unpopularity of these films among Sherlock Holmes fans, Hart's Watson is generally well-regarded.[1]
Hart has played John Lennon in three productions: most notably in Backbeat (1994), but also the film The Hours and Times (1991, famously slashy) and the Playhouse Presents TV play "Snodgrass" (2013, an AU about a fifty-year-old Lennon).
Unlike many Harry Potter actors, Ian Hart RPF is essentially nonexistent.
Interactions with Fans
In late 2001, Ian Hart participated in a YoungABCtales.com interview in which he answered questions sent in by young Harry Potter fans.[2]
Fansites & Communities
- all_hart, a LiveJournal community (founded June 2005)
- IanHartisno1 (defunct; founded Sep 2000 on eGroups), loveof_ianhart (founded Jan 2002), and ianhart (founded Jul 2000), Yahoo! Groups mailing lists
- Ian Hart at Alternative Hollywood (Wayback Machine link, last updated May 2001)
- Ian Hart Fansite, a Japanese fansite (founded September 2001)
- The Pretty Boy Slash Webring lists Hart as one of its accepted actors
Fanart & Graphics
- "Ian Hart Is Love" (source), lovebar by deanandsam (2007)
- Icon Batch #045 with 5 Ian Hart icons by peculiargroove (2009)
- Doodling the terror cast..., sketch by chupacabrasmustdie (2019)
See Also
References
- ^ See Sherlock Holmes (Granada)#Poor reception of subsequent adaptations.
- ^ youngABCtales.com, archived 28 November 2001 by the Wayback Machine.