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Timothy Simon Smith was born in Great Britain’s capital in a family of a journalist and a teacher. After the Second World War in order to hide his nationality, while travelling in the countries which were enemies to Great Britain, his father who was born in New York in a family of British emigrants with Irish roots has changed his last name into “Roth”. When he was a child he wanted to be a sculptor and was learning in the London Chamber Wales School of art. A few months later he decided that he would like to be an actor. That is why his debut was when he turned 21; he performed the role of skinhead-racist in TV show called “Made in Britain”. In 1984 Roth performed the role of a killer in the movie “Stool Pigeon”. And for performing this role he got the award as the best debut role. With this recognition he appeared in a few other movies in late eighties. In 1990 he started getting attention on the international level, after performing Vincent Van Gouge’s role in the movie “Vincent and Tea” by Robert Altman. In 1996 he got married with Nikki Butler. And together they grow three sons: Jack, Timothy Hunter and Cormack. The two younger sons were named in the honor of Tim’s and Nikki’s favorite writers: Hunter Thompson and Cormack McCarty.

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Here you can learn about the movies Tim Roth acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
The Incredible Hulk - Emil Blonsky	$150M	2008	$55.4M	$135M
Planet of the Apes - Thade	$100M	2001	$68.5M	$180M
Lucky Numbers - Gig	$65M	2000	$4.54M	$10M
The Musketeer - Febre the Man in Black	$40M	2001	$10.3M	$27.1M
Virgin Territory - Gerbino	$38M	2007
Vatel - Marquis de Lauzun	$36M	2000	$4.14K	$49.5K
Dark Water - Jeff Platzer	$30M	2005	$9.94M	$25.5M
Rob Roy - Archibald Cunningham	$28M	1995		$31.6M
Everyone Says I Love You - Charles Ferry, Soundtrack (performer: "If I Had You", "I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me")	$20M	1996	$132K	$9.71M
Funny Games - George	$15M	2007	$511K	$1.29M
To Kill a King - Oliver Cromwell	$14.3M	2003
Paris, Je T'Aime - Thanks	$13M	2006	$39.2K	$4.86M
Don't Come Knocking - Sutter	$11M	2005	$30.6K	$439K
The Legend of 1900 - Danny Boodmann T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred '1900', Soundtrack ("Silent Night, Holy Night" (1818) (uncredited))	$9M	1998	$39.2K	$259K
The Million Dollar Hotel - Izzy Goldkiss (uncredited)	$8M	2000	$29.5K	$52.5K
Pulp Fiction - Pumpkin - Ringo	$8M	1994		$108M
The Beautiful Country - Captain Oh	$6M	2004	$25.9K	$443K
Emmett's Mark - John Harrett/Frank Dwyer	$4.5M	2002
No Way Home - Joey	$4M	1996
Four Rooms - Ted the Bellhop	$4M	1995		$4.3M