About
Tom Hooper is a British-Australian filmmaker known for his versatile work in both film and television. He has garnered critical acclaim and several prestigious awards throughout his career. He won an Academy Award for Best Director for 'The King's Speech' in 2010. Hooper has also won a BAFTA Award and a Primetime Emmy Award, showcasing his talent across different mediums.
Career Timeline
'Red Dust' Feature Debut
Hooper directs his first feature film, marking his transition into film directing.
'The King's Speech' Success
Hooper wins the Academy Award for Best Director, leading to widespread recognition and increased opportunities.
'Les Misérables' Directing
Directs successful adaptation of Les Miserables, earning over $440 million worldwide.
'The Danish Girl' Released
Directs 'The Danish Girl,' a historical drama that receives mixed reviews but maintains his career momentum.
'Cats' Directing Disaster
Hooper directs 'Cats,' which is critically panned and considered a box office failure, negatively impacting his reputation.
Directing Established Career
Hooper continues to direct films and television projects, maintaining a solid career in the industry.
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Last updated: February 25, 2026