Starring Logan Lerman, Matthew Macfadyen, Ray Stevenson, Luke ...

Raven is directed by James McTeigue and will be released by Relativity Media on March
9th.
In Fall 2010, Evans returned to his British roots, portraying the lead role of ‘Andy’ in
acclaimed director Stephen Frears’ Tamara Drewe, based on the hugely successful
Guardian newspaper comic strip and graphic novel by the same name. Following an
exciting reception at the Cannes Film Festival last May, this romantic comedy told the
story of a young newspaper reporter (Gemma Arterton) who returned to the town she
grew up in as her family sold her childhood home. Evans earned many fans and turned
the heads of critics and journalists both stateside and internationally for his charming
performance.
Upcoming, Evans will star as music maestro ‘Antonio Vivaldi’ opposite Jessica Biel’s
‘Anna Tessieri Giro’ in the period romance Vivaldi, directed by Patricia Riggen and
produced by Raffaella de Laurentiis. Vivaldi will follow the forbidden romance between
the two that eventually leads to the creation of the masterpiece, The Four Seasons.
Evans has also signed on to play an American in Paris who has been framed for a
murder in writer/director Ross Katz’s 2012 film, The Amateur American.
Evans recently completed his second turn with director Mat Whitecross in the
contemporary film noir, Ashes. He will begin his next project, No One Lives, directed by
Ryuhei Kitamura in Summer 2011 in New Orleans, LA. The film tells the story of a
ruthless gang of killers who are surprised by their victims’ resistance. Following No One
Lives, Evan will begin filming his role of ‘Bard the Bowman’ in Peter Jackson’s The
Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, in theaters December 14, 2012.
Prior to his film career, Evans had successfully carved out an enviable stage career
starring in West End plays and musicals such as "La Cava,” Boy George’s “Taboo,”
“Avenue Q,” “Dickens Unplugged,” “A Girl Called Dusty,” and, at the acclaimed Donmar
Warehouse, “Small Change” and “Piaf.” His powerful, trained voice and engaging stage
presence made him the perfect choice for leading roles such as 'Chris' in “Miss Saigon”
and ‘Roger’ in “Rent.”
Evans made his UK feature film debut in the role of ‘Clive’ in the 2009 British
Independent Film Academy nominated feature Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll,”Mat
Whitecross’s biopic of the London punk-rock scene founder Ian Dury of Ian Dury and the
Blockheads. It was Warner Brothers’ action/fantasy/drama Clash of the Titans, however,
that put Evans on the map, where he portrayed the charismatic god, ‘Apollo.’
After Clash of the Titans, Evans was next seen in the Ridley Scott remake of Robin
Hood, playing the Sheriff's head henchman to Russell Crowe’s interpretation of ‘Robin
Hood.’
Without a doubt, Evans has solidified his place in the film world, having had his career
already span a multitude of genres and a variety of substantial roles in less than three
years. Evans currently lives in London.
MADS MIKKELSEN (Rochefort)
Copenhagen-born actor Mads Mikkelsen is the top male star in his native Denmark and is
acclaimed throughout Scandinavia. As a child he trained as a gymnast and then became
a professional dancer, before studying drama at the Arhus Theatre School. In Denmark
he became famous overnight as the star of the Emmy award winning drama series “Unit
1”.
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