History of Michael Sheen in Timeline
Michael Sheen is a Welsh actor renowned for his stage and screen performances. After training at RADA, he dedicated much of the 1990s to theatre, starring in productions like Romeo and Juliet, Peer Gynt, and Henry V. He garnered Olivier Award nominations for his roles in Amadeus, Look Back in Anger, and Caligula, establishing himself as a prominent stage actor before transitioning to film and television.
February 1969: Michael Sheen's birth in Newport, Wales
In February 1969, Michael Christopher Sheen was born in Newport, Wales, to Irene and Meyrick Sheen.
February 1969: Michael Sheen's Birth
Michael Christopher Sheen was born in February 1969.
1977: The Nixon Interviews
In 1977, The Nixon Interviews took place, which were later dramatized in the 2008 film 'Frost/Nixon' starring Michael Sheen.
1984: Salvaging the Dylan Thomas Boathouse Gate
In 1984, at the age of 15, Michael Sheen helped salvage the iron and steel gate leading to the terrace of Dylan Thomas Boathouse.
1991: Co-founding Thin Language Theatre Company
In 1991, Michael Sheen co-founded the Thin Language Theatre Company, aiming to further Welsh theatre.
1991: Graduation from RADA
In 1991, Michael Sheen graduated from RADA with a BA in Acting.
1991: First Professional Role in When She Danced
In 1991, while still at RADA, Michael Sheen had his first professional role in When She Danced at the Globe Theatre.
1992: Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Exchange
In 1992, Michael Sheen performed in Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Exchange and received a MEN Theatre Award nomination.
1993: Don't Fool With Love and Television Debut
In 1993, Michael Sheen appeared in Don't Fool With Love at the Donmar Warehouse (nominated for the Ian Charleson Award) and made his television debut in Gallowglass.
1993: Don't Fool With Love at the Donmar Warehouse
In 1993, Michael Sheen played Perdican in Alfred de Musset's Don't Fool With Love at the Donmar Warehouse, receiving a nomination for the Ian Charleson Award.
1994: Strangers on a Train
In 1994, Michael Sheen appeared in the radio production Strangers on a Train opposite Bill Nighy.
1994: Peer Gynt and Other Work
In 1994, Michael Sheen played the title role in Peer Gynt and appeared in Le Livre de Spencer and Charley's Aunt.
1994: Mentioned the Labour party leadership election
In 2003, The Deal featured the so-called Granita pact made by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown prior to the 1994 Labour Party leadership election.
1995: The Seagull, The Dresser and Othello
In 1995, Michael Sheen appeared in The Seagull, directed and starred in The Dresser, and made his film debut in Othello.
1995: The Seagull
In 1995, Michael Sheen appeared in a production of The Seagull.
1995: The Importance of Being Earnest and The Idiot
In 1995, Michael Sheen appeared in the radio production The Importance of Being Earnest opposite Judi Dench. He also narrated the novel 'The Idiot' for BBC Radio 4 and Naxos AudioBooks.
1995: Relationship with Kate Beckinsale began
In early 1995, Michael Sheen met English actress Kate Beckinsale when they were cast in a touring production of The Seagull, and they began living together shortly afterwards.
1996: The Ends of the Earth and Mary Reilly
In 1996, Michael Sheen appeared in The Ends of the Earth at the National Theatre and in Mary Reilly.
1997: The Homecoming and Henry V
In 1997, Michael Sheen appeared in The Homecoming at the National Theatre and played the title role in Henry V with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
1997: Romeo and Juliet and A White Merc With Fins
In 1997, Michael Sheen appeared in the radio production Romeo and Juliet opposite Kate Beckinsale. He also narrated the novel 'A White Merc With Fins' for BBC Radio 4 and Naxos AudioBooks.
1997: Henry V, The Homecoming, Badfinger, and Wilde
In 1997, Michael Sheen starred in Henry V, The Homecoming, directed Badfinger, and appeared in Wilde.
1997: Death of Diana, Princess of Wales
In 1997, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales occurred, which became the focus of the film 'The Queen' in which Michael Sheen portrayed Tony Blair. The film was released in 2006.
1998: Amadeus Revival
From 1998 to 1999, Michael Sheen starred as Mozart in a revival of Amadeus, staged at the Old Vic and later on Broadway. He was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Award and an Outer Critics Circle Award.
1998: Troy
In 1998, Michael Sheen appeared in the radio production Troy opposite Paul Scofield.
1998: Formation of The Foundry
In early 1998, Michael Sheen formed a production company, The Foundry, with Helen McCrory and Robert Delamere.
1999: Birth of Daughter
In 1999, Michael Sheen and Kate Beckinsale's daughter was born in London.
1999: Look Back in Anger at the National Theatre
In 1999, Michael Sheen played Jimmy Porter in Look Back in Anger at the National Theatre, earning an Olivier Awards nomination.
1999: Look Back in Anger
In 1999, Michael Sheen starred in the National Theatre's production of Look Back in Anger and received an Olivier Award nomination.
2002: Heartlands and The Four Feathers
In 2002, Michael Sheen had his first leading film role in Heartlands and a minor role in The Four Feathers.
January 2003: End of relationship with Kate Beckinsale
In January 2003, Michael Sheen's relationship with English actress Kate Beckinsale ended, soon after the couple moved to Los Angeles.
2003: Bright Young Things, Underworld, and Timeline
In 2003, Michael Sheen appeared in Bright Young Things, Underworld, and Timeline.
2003: Describes Look Back in Anger as most enjoyable role
In 2003, Michael Sheen described his 1999 role in Look Back in Anger as "the most enjoyable thing I've ever done."
2003: Caligula at the Donmar Warehouse
In 2003, Michael Sheen played the title role in Caligula at the Donmar Warehouse and won several awards for his performance.
2003: The Deal
In 2003, Michael Sheen starred in The Deal as Tony Blair. This was his first collaboration with Peter Morgan.
2004: Relationship with Lorraine Stewart
From late 2004, Michael Sheen had a long-distance relationship with English ballet dancer Lorraine Stewart.
2004: Kate Beckinsale Marries Len Wiseman
In 2004, Kate Beckinsale, who was previously in a relationship with Michael Sheen, married Len Wiseman.
2004: The Pretenders
In 2004, Michael Sheen appeared in the radio production The Pretenders opposite Paul Scofield.
2004: Dirty Filthy Love, Laws of Attraction, and The Banker
In 2004, Michael Sheen starred in Dirty Filthy Love, Laws of Attraction, and produced and starred in The Banker, which won a BAFTA Award.
2005: Starred in 'The UN Inspector'
In 2005, Michael Sheen starred in the National Theatre's production of 'The UN Inspector', a David Farr adaptation of 'The Government Inspector'. He also participated in the Old Vic's 24 Hour Play, starred in the Welsh/Irish film 'Dead Long Enough', had a supporting role in Ridley Scott's 'Kingdom of Heaven', made a cameo in 'The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse', and starred in the short film 'The Open Doors'.
2006: Starred in 'Frost/Nixon' at Donmar Warehouse
From 2006 to 2007, Michael Sheen starred as David Frost in 'Frost/Nixon' at the Donmar Warehouse, Gielgud Theatre, and Jacobs Theatre.
2006: Portrayal of Tony Blair in 'The Queen'
In 2006, Michael Sheen gained international attention for his portrayal of Tony Blair in 'The Queen'. Also in 2006, he had a supporting role in 'Blood Diamond'.
2006: Starred as Kenneth Williams in 'Fantabulosa!'
In 2006, Michael Sheen starred as Kenneth Williams in BBC Four's 'Fantabulosa!'. He also starred in two other BBC television productions, playing H. G. Wells in 'H. G. Wells: War with the World' and Nero in 'Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire'.
2006: The Queen and Fantabulosa!
In 2006, Michael Sheen starred in The Queen as Tony Blair and in Fantabulosa! as Kenneth Williams, receiving a BAFTA nomination for Fantabulosa!.
2007: Appearance in 'Music Within'
In 2007, Michael Sheen appeared in the film 'Music Within' as a political activist. Also that year, he starred in the short film 'Airlock, or How To Say Goodbye in Space'.
2008: Reprising role of David Frost in 'Frost/Nixon'
In 2008, Michael Sheen reprised the role of David Frost in the film 'Frost/Nixon', a dramatization of The Nixon Interviews of 1977. He received the Variety Award at the British Independent Film Awards 2008.
2008: Frost/Nixon film adaptation
In 2008, Michael Sheen starred in the film adaptation of Frost/Nixon, reprising his role as David Frost.
2008: Freedom of the borough of Neath Port Talbot
Michael Sheen was awarded the freedom of the borough of Neath Port Talbot, Wales in 2008 for his services in the field of the dramatic arts.
2009: Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and The Twilight Saga: New Moon
In 2009, Michael Sheen appeared in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
2009: Supporting role in 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon'
In 2009, Michael Sheen had a supporting role in 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon'. He was also named Actor of the Year at GQ magazine's annual Men of the Year ceremony. Sheen made two one-off stage appearances performing improv comedy as part of The Groundlings' Crazy Joe Show in Los Angeles and a scene from Betrayal as part of a Harold Pinter tribute evening at the National Theatre
2009: Starred in 'The Damned United'
In 2009, Michael Sheen portrayed Brian Clough in 'The Damned United'. Also in 2009, he reprised his role as a werewolf in 'Underworld: Rise of the Lycans'.
2009: The Damned United
In 2009, Michael Sheen starred as Brian Clough in The Damned United.
2009: Appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire
In 2009, Michael Sheen was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2009 New Year Honours for his services to drama.
November 2010: Received BAFTA Britannia Award
In November 2010, Michael Sheen received the BAFTA Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year.
2010: Relationship with Rachel McAdams
From autumn 2010, Michael Sheen dated Canadian actress Rachel McAdams.
2010: Captained the winning Soccer Aid team
In 2010, Michael Sheen captained the winning Soccer Aid team at Wembley Stadium.
2010: 30 Rock and Tron: Legacy
In 2010, Michael Sheen guest-starred in 30 Rock and appeared in Tron: Legacy.
2010: The Special Relationship
In 2010, Michael Sheen reprised his role as Tony Blair in The Special Relationship, receiving an Emmy nomination.
2010: Appears in Manic Street Preachers music video
In 2010, Michael Sheen starred as a chess player in the music video for the Manic Street Preachers' single "(It's Not War) Just the End of Love", alongside actress Anna Friel.
2011: Midnight in Paris and Hamlet
In 2011, Michael Sheen appeared in Midnight in Paris and played the title role in Hamlet at the Young Vic.
2011: Starred in 'The Passion'
In 2011, Michael Sheen starred in and was creative director of National Theatre Wales's 'The Passion', a 72-hour secular passion play. Also in 2011, Sheen's most notable film appearance was a supporting role in Woody Allen's 'Midnight in Paris'.
2011: Film Appearance in Midnight in Paris
In 2011, Michael Sheen's most notable film appearance was in Woody Allen's 'Midnight in Paris'. He also starred in 'Beautiful Boy', voiced House in the 'Doctor Who' episode "The Doctor's Wife", and made cameo appearances in 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1' and 'Resistance'.
2012: Appeared in Soccer Aid match
In 2012, Michael Sheen appeared in the Soccer Aid match.
2012: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2
In 2012, Michael Sheen played a lead role in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.
2012: Starred in 'Jesus Henry Christ'
In 2012, Michael Sheen starred in the independent comedy 'Jesus Henry Christ' and reprised his role as Aro in 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2'.
October 2013: Published an open letter condemning the demolition of the Chartist Mural
On 18 October 2013, Michael Sheen published a full-page open letter to the South Wales Argus, condemning the demolition of the Chartist Mural.
November 2013: Spoke at a conference in Newport
On 2 November 2013, Michael Sheen spoke at a conference in Newport, and was invited by city council leader Bob Bright to advise a committee on a proposal to replace the Chartist Mural.
2013: Masters of Sex nomination
In 2013, Michael Sheen received a Golden Globe nomination for his role in Masters of Sex.
2013: Honorary Doctorate from University of Wales
In 2013, Michael Sheen was given an Honorary Doctorate as Doctor of Arts by University of Wales.
2013: Won Best Actor at Welsh BAFTA
In 2013, Michael Sheen won Best Actor at Welsh BAFTA for the production 'The Passion'.
2013: End of relationship with Rachel McAdams
In early 2013, Michael Sheen's relationship with Canadian actress Rachel McAdams ended.
2014: Relationship with Sarah Silverman
From early 2014, Michael Sheen was in a relationship with American comedian and actress Sarah Silverman.
2014: Appeared in Soccer Aid match
In 2014, Michael Sheen appeared in the Soccer Aid match.
2014: Gate Auction
In 2014, the gate salvaged by Michael Sheen and others in 1984 was auctioned off at an event marking the 100th anniversary of Dylan Thomas's birth.
March 2015: Joined People's March for the NHS and gave speech
On 1 March 2015, Michael Sheen joined the People’s March for the NHS in Tredegar and gave a speech on the importance of the NHS and the welfare state.
December 2015: Started a petition to end homelessness
On 21 December 2015, Michael Sheen started a petition calling on the Welsh Government to put an end to homeless teenagers being put into unsuitable bed and breakfast accommodation.
2015: NHS rally speech
In 2015, Michael Sheen gave a NHS rally speech in Tredegar that was later sampled by a Welsh band.
March 2016: Welsh Government announced stricter guidance to stop the use of B&B accommodation
In March 2016, following Michael Sheen's petition, the Welsh Government announced stricter statutory guidance to local authorities to stop the use of B&B accommodation for 16 and 17 year olds once and for all.
2016: Sampled in Stay Voiceless single
In 2016, a Welsh band called Stay Voiceless sampled Michael Sheen’s 2015 NHS rally speech in Tredegar in their single "Those Kids Have No Idea Whatsoever Of What Went On At Stalingrad".
June 2017: Delivered Aneurin Bevan Lecture at Hay Festival
On 3 June 2017, Michael Sheen delivered his Aneurin Bevan Lecture at Hay Festival 2017 about "culture and society and the humane vision and tradition that Bevan inspires".
November 2017: Spoke at Annual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture
On 16 November 2017, Michael Sheen spoke at the Annual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture in Merthyr, Wales, exploring themes of Welsh culture, identity, and environmental threats to Wales.
2017: Founded the End High Cost Credit Alliance
In 2017, Michael Sheen founded the End High Cost Credit Alliance to promote affordable ways to borrow money, and also became a Patron of Social Enterprise UK, supporting social projects.
2017: Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture
In 2017, Michael Sheen held his Annual Raymond Williams Memorial Lecture. A sample of his lecture was later featured in a song.
2017: Renounced OBE
In 2017, Michael Sheen renounced his OBE (Order of the British Empire).
March 2018: Participated in CARE International UK's March4Women
On 8 March 2018, Michael Sheen participated in CARE International UK's March4Women on International Women's Day and made a speech calling for gender equality.
October 2018: Became vice-president of the Royal Society for Public Health
In October 2018, Michael Sheen and Natasha Kaplinsky became vice-presidents of the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH).
October 2018: Sponsored a women's football team in Wales
In October 2018, Michael Sheen sponsored a women's football team in Wales.
2018: Move back to Port Talbot
Around 2018, Michael Sheen moved from Los Angeles back to his home town of Port Talbot, Wales.
2018: End of relationship with Sarah Silverman
In early 2018, Michael Sheen's relationship with American comedian and actress Sarah Silverman ended.
September 2019: Birth of first daughter with Anna Lundberg
In September 2019, Michael Sheen and Swedish actress Anna Lundberg welcomed their first daughter.
November 2019: Replica of original Chartist mural unveiled in Newport
On 4 November 2019, a new mural, which is a replica of the original Chartist Mural, was unveiled in Newport, exactly 180 years since the Newport Rising.
2019: Prodigal Son and Good Omens
In 2019, Michael Sheen played an incarcerated serial killer surgeon in Prodigal Son and Aziraphale in Good Omens.
2019: Funded the Homeless World Cup
In 2019, Michael Sheen sold his own houses to fund the Homeless World Cup in Cardiff when its £2,000,000 funding fell through.
2020: Quiz and Staged
In 2020, Michael Sheen appeared as Chris Tarrant in Quiz and played himself in Staged with David Tennant during the COVID-19 lockdown.
2020: Appears in Kelly Lee Owens music video
In 2020, Michael Sheen played a man who discovered that his toaster is magical in the music video for the track "Corner Of My Sky" by Kelly Lee Owens featuring John Cale.
2020: Returned OBE Medal
In 2020, Michael Sheen revealed that he had "handed back" his OBE medal after doing research for a lecture on the relationship between Wales and the British state.
2020: Mentioned in Tom Rosenthal song
In 2020, Tom Rosenthal released the song "Flourishing", which includes the lyrics "Send a note to Michael Sheen", and in the music video for the song, Rosenthal is seen writing a note to Michael Sheen.
December 2021: Declared himself a "not-for-profit actor"
In December 2021, Michael Sheen announced he would give all future earnings to charities, declaring himself a "not-for-profit actor". That same year, he co-founded A Writing Chance, offering resources to writers from working-class backgrounds.
2021: Launched Mab Gwalia fund
In 2021, Michael Sheen invested £250,000 to launch Mab Gwalia, a fund supporting community projects in Wales, including the Mab Gwalia Welsh Drama Student Scholarship programme in partnership with Manic Street Preachers.
May 2022: Birth of second daughter with Anna Lundberg
In May 2022, Michael Sheen and Swedish actress Anna Lundberg welcomed their second daughter.
July 2022: Made a documentary about experiences of children in care
In July 2022, Michael Sheen made a documentary with BBC Wales Investigates called Michael Sheen: Lifting the Lid on the Care System about the experiences of children in care and found that homeless young people are still staying in B&Bs and sleeping rough.
September 2022: Motivational speech for Wales national football team went viral
In September 2022, Michael Sheen's stirring motivational speech for the Wales national football team ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup on A League of Their Own went viral, and he was invited to deliver a team talk to the players.
2022: Staged
In 2022, Michael Sheen played himself in Staged with David Tennant during the COVID-19 lockdown.
2022: Mural in Port Talbot
In 2022, a mural depicting Michael Sheen appeared in his hometown of Port Talbot.
2023: Campaigns with The White Curl raised over £110,000
As of 2023, Michael Sheen's campaigns with The White Curl raised over £110,000 for Welsh charities and causes.
February 2024: Donated to boy with rare genetic condition
In February 2024, Michael Sheen donated £5,000 to a young boy in Wrexham with a rare genetic condition called TUBA1A.
March 2024: Donated to FC United of Wrexham
In March 2024, Michael Sheen donated another £5,000 to the amateur football and futsal club FC United of Wrexham, which was struggling financially.
October 2024: Calls for Fair Banking Act
In October 2024, Michael Sheen called for a Fair Banking Act to help tackle the unaffordable credit crisis in the UK.
October 2024: Wrote off personal debts for hundreds of people
In October 2024, it was reported that Michael Sheen had used his own money to write off personal debts for hundreds of people in South Wales.
January 2025: Launch of Welsh National Theatre
On January 10, 2025, Michael Sheen announced the launch of a new national theatre for Wales, named Welsh National Theatre, after the closure of National Theatre Wales. Sheen will personally fund the theatre and serve as its artistic director.
March 2025: Clearing £1,000,000 of debt for 900 people
On 10 March 2025, Channel 4's documentary Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway showcased Michael Sheen clearing £1,000,000 of debt for 900 people in South Wales using £100,000 of his own money.
March 2025: Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway
On 10 March 2025, Michael Sheen paid off the debts of 900 people in South Wales using his own money in his Channel 4 documentary Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway, while continuing to call on the UK government to enact the Fair Banking Act.
March 2025: Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway airs on Channel 4
On March 10, 2025, Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway was broadcast on Channel 4, revealing his efforts to alleviate debt in South Wales by acquiring and writing off £1,000,000 of debt for 900 people using £100,000 of his own money.
April 2025: Welsh National Theatre Reveals Inaugural Season Plans
On April 2, 2025, Michael Sheen's Welsh National Theatre (WNT) company announced their plans for their inaugural season, which includes productions of Thornton Wilder's Our Town and a new play by Gary Owen titled Owain & Henry. Sheen is set to star in both plays.
May 2025: Tribute Portrait of Meyrick Added to Mural
After the death of his father Meyrick Sheen in May 2025, a tribute portrait of Meyrick was added next to Michael Sheen on the mural in Port Talbot.
May 2025: Launched The Bee literary magazine
In May 2025, Michael Sheen launched The Bee, a literary magazine and online platform that is an extension of his earlier project A Writing Chance and aims to "fight the increasing marginalisation of working-class writers, and of working-class people in publishing".
May 2025: Listed in Time 100 Most Influential People in Philanthropy 2025
On 20 May 2025, Michael Sheen was listed in Time 100 Most Influential People in Philanthropy 2025 by Time magazine.
June 2025: Publication of A Home for Spark the Dragon
In June 2025, Michael Sheen's debut picture book on homelessness called A Home for Spark the Dragon was published by Puffin Books. A portion of the proceeds from each book sale will be donated to the national housing and homelessness charity Shelter.
June 2025: Welsh National Theatre Headquarters Announcement
On June 18, 2025, it was announced that the Welsh National Theatre's first headquarters will be located in Swansea's civic centre, overlooking Swansea Bay.
August 2025: Reprising role as Aneurin Bevan in Nye
In August 2025, Michael Sheen reprised his role as Aneurin Bevan in the play Nye, following a successful run in 2024. The play was performed at the Royal National Theatre from July 3 to August 16, 2025, and at the Wales Millennium Centre from August 22 to 30, 2025.
September 2025: Castaway on Desert Island Discs
In September 2025, Michael Sheen was the castaway for BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs. His music choices included "Vienna" by Ultravox, "Desire" by Talk Talk from their album Spirit of Eden, "Ready For Drowning" by Manic Street Preachers from This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours, and the title track from Passion by Peter Gabriel.
September 2025: BBC Studios to Fund Welsh Net Talent Scouts
On September 22, 2025, it was announced that BBC Studios will fund the recruitment of talent scouts for Welsh Net, a talent scouting network founded by Michael Sheen to develop Welsh talent.
September 2025: Matthew Rhys to Return to Welsh Stage to raise funds for the WNT
On September 25, 2025, it was announced that Matthew Rhys would return to the Welsh stage from November 16 to 26, 2025 in Playing Burton, raising funds for the Welsh National Theatre.
November 2025: Matthew Rhys returns to Welsh stage in Playing Burton
From November 16 to 26, 2025, Matthew Rhys returned to the Welsh stage in the one-man play Playing Burton, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Richard Burton's birth and raising funds for the Welsh National Theatre.
2025: Death of Meyrick Sheen
After the death of his father Meyrick in 2025, Michael Sheen described him as "an extraordinary character".
2025: Avalon Kane's Song "Michael Sheen"
In 2025, Australian musician Avalon Kane composed and released the song "Michael Sheen" featuring Stu Patterson on her album Dissension, inspired by his acting.
2025: Ambassador for Calon Afan
In 2025, Michael Sheen became ambassador for Calon Afan - a community interest company researching and promoting the lesser-known histories of Port Talbot and the Afan Valley.
2025: Scope Awards Win for The Assembly half-hour special
In 2025, The Assembly half-hour special featuring Michael Sheen won the Media Moment award at the Scope Awards.
January 8, 2026: Topped The Stage 100 power list
On January 8, 2026, Michael Sheen topped The Stage 100 power list of 2026 for “putting Wales back on the theatre map in 2025”.
January 15, 2026: WNT received funding from Colwinston Charitable Trust
On January 15, 2026, Wales National Theatre (WNT) received funding from the Colwinston Charitable Trust, which was financed by royalties from the play The Mousetrap, to support its opening season.
March 2026: New Host for Richard Osman's House of Games
On March 16, 2026, it was announced that Michael Sheen will become the new host for Richard Osman's House of Games.
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