Jamie Dornan films and TV shows: the 11 best titles streaming now

Jamie Dornan

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Jamie Dornan films and TV shows: the 11 best titles streaming now

By Kayleigh Dray

3 years ago

2 min read

From The Fall to Marie Antoinette, here’s our pick of the best Jamie Dornan films and TV shows streaming right now.

Jamie Dornan has put in plenty star performances over the years, and now we’ve learned that his most recent thriller series, The Tourist, is getting a much-anticipated second season.

To celebrate, then, we’ve put together a selection of films and TV shows starring the inimitable actor that you can stream via Netflix, BBC iPlayer, NOW, Disney+, and Prime Video right now.

Here’s just a few of our favourites…

The Tourist

This unique thriller sees a British man (Dornan) wake up in an Australian hospital with extreme amnesia.

He doesn’t know his name, and he can’t remember anything about his past. So, when he finds himself being hunted by a string of shadowy figures, all our nameless hero can do is disappear into the unforgiving outback in a desperate bid to outrun them.

The Tourist is now streaming on BBC iPlayer.

The Fall

The Fall centres on Dornan’s Paul Spector, a disarmingly handsome serial killer who’s been targeting the young women of Belfast. When leading detective (Gillian Anderson) enters the fray, though, she is utterly determined to find out who is breaking, entering and killing with intent – prompting one of the most darkly addictive cat-and-mouse hunts ever seen on telly.

The Fall is now streaming on Netflix and BBC iPlayer.

Fifty Shades Of Grey

Whether you love or hate this adaptation of EL James’ bestselling tome, Fifty Shades Of Grey, there’s no denying that the BDSM-obsessed Christian Grey is arguably one of Dornan’s most famous roles to date.

Fifty Shades Of Grey is now streaming on Prime Video.

Belfast

Belfast: Jamie Dornan and Caitriona Balfe

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Belfast is “a personal and joyful story about the power of memory, set in late 1960s Northern Ireland,” promises the film’s official synopsis.

It goes on to reveal that Belfast’s focus is on Buddy, “a young boy on the cusp of adolescence, whose life is filled with familial love, childhood hijinks, and a blossoming romance.”

As you might expect, though, this film doesn’t weave any old coming-of-age story. Because, with his beloved hometown caught up in increasing turmoil, Buddy and his family face a momentous choice: hope the conflict will pass or leave everything they know behind for a new life. 

Belfast is streaming on NOW.

Wild Mountain Thyme

In this admittedly silly Irish romcom, Emily Blunt’s Rosemary falls head over heels in love with her neighbour, Anthony (Dornan, obviously). He, however, finds himself dealing with his own problems when his father threatens to sell their family farm to his cousin. 

Wild Mountain Thyme is streaming on Netflix.

New Worlds

Set during the turbulent Restoration period of the 1600s, this historical drama series sees Dornan take on the role of idealistic renegade Abe Goffe. Absolutely determined to fight the good fight and turn England into a true republic, though, it’s not long before our dashing outlaw finds himself falling for the privileged and innocent Beth (Freya Mavor) – and, just like that, his world is changed forever.

New Worlds is now streaming on Prime Video.

Once Upon A Time

Set in the fictional seaside town of Storybrooke, Maine, this long-running magical series is all about fairy-tale characters who are trapped in the real world with no recollection of their storied pasts. And, yeah, Dornan makes a dual appearance as the town’s sheriff and the same rugged huntsman (raised by wolves, no less) who was ordered to kill Snow White and cut out her heart. Gulp.

Once Upon A Time is now streaming on Disney+.

A Private War

Rosamund Pike (L) and Jamie Dornan attend the European Premiere of "A Private War" & Mayor of London gala during the 62nd BFI London Film Festival on October 20, 2018 in London, England. (Photo by Dave J Hogan/Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

Credit: Getty

Rosamund Pike’s powerhouse performance may steal the show here, but A Private War is still one of the more brilliant titles on Dornan’s CV. A gritty and raw character drama about Sunday Times’ Marie Colvin, it examines the enormous sacrifices required of journalists on the front lines.

A Private War is available to rent on Prime Video.

Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar

Barb And Star Go to Vista Del Mar tells the story of two best friends who embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they decide to leave their small Midwestern town for the first time ever and go on a holiday to Florida. It promises laughter, tears, an evil villain who plots to kill everyone in town, and Dornan in a Hawaiian shirt. Which he, at one point, rips from his body. Obviously.

Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar is available to rent on Prime Video.

Marie Antoinette

Sofia Coppola and Kirsten Dunst’s electrifying Marie Antoinette focuses on the doomed queen’s adolescence, her penchant for all things luxury, and her passionate love affair with Count Axel von Fersen – who is, you guessed it, portrayed by Dornan.

Marie Antoinette is now available to rent via Prime Video.

Endings, Beginnings

In this earnest romance, Shailene Woodley’s Daph – still reeling from a traumatic breakup – finds herself single, jobless, and living in her sister’s pool house. Her luck changes, though, when she meets not just one, but two ridiculously handsome men at a party; Dornan’s soulful Jack, and Sebastian Stan’s bad boy Frank. Which will she choose?

Endings, Beginnings is now streaming on Prime Video.

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