
With his disarming charm, sensitive vulnerability and natural magnetism, young Londoner Leo Woodall has taken film and television by storm. After his irresistible breakthrough in The White Lotus and One Day, he's stepping confidently into the world of cinema. These are his best film roles so far.
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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (2025): Roxster McDuff
As the charming, sporty toyboy Roxster, Woodall breathes new life into the love life of the now widowed Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger). He brings a refreshing, gentle energy that instantly made him the audience favorite of the film.
Nuremberg (2025): Sgt. Howie Triest
In James Vanderbilt's historical drama about the Nuremberg trials, Woodall acts alongside heavyweights like Russell Crowe and Rami Malek. As Sergeant Howie Triest, the interpreter who translates the testimony and interrogations of Nazi leader Hermann Göring, Woodall shows impressive dramatic control.
The original will always be king for real.
Tuner (2026): Niki
In this inventive crime thriller, Woodall plays a gifted piano tuner whose exceptional hearing and nimble fingers attract the attention of a gang of safecrackers. He carries the film with a fascinating mix of artistic gentleness and moral danger.
A visual masterpiece tbh.
Cherry (2021)
His film debut in the Russo brothers' raw crime drama. Alongside Tom Holland, Woodall plays a young soldier confronted with the horrors of the Iraq War and the disastrous return to civilian life.
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As the charming, sporty toyboy Roxster, Woodall breathes new life into the love life of the now widowed Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger).