A Fansite — The Oldest Colin Firth Community on the Web
One of the web’s longest-running Colin Firth fansites — originally launched in 1998 and home to 500+ pages, 1,900+ images, reviews, interviews and multimedia spanning nearly two decades of fandom.
What’s happening
Colin delivers a career-best performance as Dr. Jim Swire, the father who lost his daughter in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and spent 35 years demanding answers.
Read more →Steven Spielberg’s first original sci-fi in decades. Stars Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colman Domingo — and Colin Firth. In cinemas June 2026.
Upcoming projects →Now streaming. Colin plays Sir Bucephalus Hodge in Guy Ritchie’s origin story. 83% on Rotten Tomatoes. All 8 episodes on Prime Video.
More →Harry Hart returns. The concluding chapter of the Hart/Eggsy trilogy. Matthew Vaughn calls it “their definitive end.” In cinemas September 2026.
More →Colin plays Paul Lohser, a “brilliant and prickly” murder detective in 1930s Berlin. Reunites with screenwriter Peter Straughan. Currently filming.
More →Tom Ford directs this Anne Rice adaptation. Colin reunites with Ford after A Single Man. Cast includes Adele, Nicholas Hoult, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Filmed in Rome.
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The Fansite
ColinFirth.com began in 1998, when the internet was young and Colin Firth was already making audiences fall in love — from a rain-soaked Mr. Darcy emerging from a lake in Pride & Prejudice to the sardonic wit of Mark Darcy in Bridget Jones’s Diary.
Run by devoted fan Karen (aka “Drool”), the site grew into one of the most comprehensive Colin Firth archives on the web — covering every film, TV appearance and theatre role, with galleries, reviews, interviews, news, and multimedia spanning nearly two decades.
The site was last updated in early 2015 and preserved by the Wayback Machine. It is now being fully restored and re-hosted, page by page, image by image.
I was thrown into acting rather than choosing it. I suddenly discovered that it was the thing I could do, and once I’d found it I didn’t want to stop.
— Colin Firth
What He’s Up To
Now in his 60s, Colin Firth shows no sign of slowing down — with a Spielberg sci-fi epic, a new Apple TV series, a Kingsman return, and a landmark Lockerbie drama all on the slate.
Spielberg’s first original sci-fi in decades stars Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colman Domingo — and Colin Firth. Filmed across New York, New Jersey and Atlanta in early 2025, the teaser arrived in December to immediate frenzy. The first look images released in January 2026 show Firth in what promises to be a major summer event.
Firth joins Jack Lowden in this adaptation of Philip Kerr’s celebrated detective novels, playing the brilliant and prickly Paul Lohser alongside Lowden’s Bernie Gunther. Currently filming in Berlin — a natural successor to the acclaimed Slow Horses.
Harry Hart returns. Colin Firth is set to reprise the role that launched the franchise, reuniting with the world of the Kingsman in a new chapter that’s currently in pre-production.
Firth delivers a deeply human performance as Jim Swire, the British doctor who lost his daughter in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and spent decades demanding answers. Already streaming now.
Critical Reception
Firth gives what is certainly the performance of his career, and quite possibly one of the finest screen performances of any actor in recent memory.
Roger EbertColin Firth anchors this drama with a performance of extraordinary restraint and quiet devastation. He carries thirty-five years of grief in every look, every pause.
The GuardianFirth’s Darcy is the definitive one. The whole performance rests on what he keeps hidden — television acting has rarely been this good.
The GuardianComplete filmography 1984–2026 — synopsis, cast, reviews, galleries and buy links for every feature film.
From Pride & Prejudice (1995) to Lockerbie (2025) — four decades of TV, fully documented.
Six stage productions 1983–2000 — from Another Country at the Queen’s to the Donmar Warehouse.
1,900+ archived images — premieres, award ceremonies, photoshoots and press junkets from 1998–2015.
Hundreds of press pieces fully restored — magazine profiles, junket transcripts and newspaper features from 1984–2015.
Shop DVDs, Blu-rays, books and merchandise — every major title available via Amazon with affiliate links.
The complete record — Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe, SAG, Venice Volpi Cup and 40+ nominations across his career.
Oscar contender? Emmy frontrunner? Disclosure Day, Berlin Noir and Lockerbie all in the conversation for 2026.