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Mark Lewis Jones (born 1964 or 1965) is a Welsh actor. He has played roles in a number of Welsh TV series, as well as other roles in a range of TV series and films. He is known for playing Rob Morgan in the comedy-drama series Stella (2012-2017), Steve Baldini in Keeping Faith (2017-2020) and King Charles III's Welsh teacher Edward Millward in the Netflix series The Crown. He also played First Order Captain Moden Canady in Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017). He has also had many stage roles, and is a voice actor on radio and video games.

Key Information

Early life and education

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Mark Lewis Jones was born in 1964 or 1965 in Rhosllannerchrugog, near Wrexham in Wales.[1][2]

He began acting as a teenager with the Clwyd Youth Theatre[3][1] and trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.[4][1]

Career

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Jones has acted with the Royal Shakespeare Company,[5] and at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.[1]

In the 1990s, he was given roles in TV series The Bill, Casualty, Soldier Soldier, and A Mind to Kill.[1] Other television roles include appearances in This Life, Holby City, Spooks, Murphy's Law, Waking the Dead, Torchwood. He played Detective Inspector Russell Bing in the police drama 55 Degrees North (2004).[citation needed] Jones played Detective Sergeant Ray Lloyd in police drama Murder Prevention in 2004.[6]

In 2001, Jones portrayed Uther Pendragon, father of King Arthur and second husband of Igraine, in the American TV miniseries The Mists of Avalon.[citation needed] In 2003 and 2004 he had roles in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and Troy respectively.[7] From 2005 until 2008 he played Irfon in S4C's Con Passionate.[citation needed]

In 2006 he played Josi Evans in Stan Barstow and Diana Griffiths' film adaptation of the novel by Sian James, Calon Gaeth (Small country), shot in Welsh and English, and filmed on location in Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Brecon, Glamorgan, and Oxford.[7] and, in 2007, Bryan Jones in Y Pris.[8]

In 2015, he had a lead role in The Passing (Yr Ymadawiad).[1]

Jones auditioned for Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) but did not get the part. However, he was later offered the part of Captain Canady for the sequel, Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017). He appears prominently in the opening sequences and says he played the part with "a posh Welsh accent".[9]

He played Rob Morgan in the comedy-drama Stella (2012–2017), and Steve Baldini in the 2018 drama series Keeping Faith (2017–2020).[1]

Jones played prominent 1960s Welsh nationalist activist Dr Edward Millward in The Crown; Iwan Bevan in Jack Thorne's 2019 drama miniseries The Accident; and Tom Christie in the 6th series of Outlander. He had roles in Chernobyl (2019), Game of Thrones, and BBC's Welsh drama made-for-TV film Men Up.[1]

He plays Caleb in the 2025 ITVX thriller Out There.[1]

Other media appearances

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In 2009, Jones was a guest in the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition, broadcast on 11 June on BBC Two Wales.[10]

Awards and nominations

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In 2016, Jones won a BAFTA Cymru award for Best Actor in the 2015 film The Passing / Yr Ymadawiad.[1]

BAFTA Cymru Best Actor award nominations include: 2013 Awards for Stella; 2017 Awards for The Lighthouse; 2018 Awards for Keeping Faith; and in 2021 for Gangs of London.[citation needed]

Jones was awarded a Fellowship from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in June 2022.[citation needed]

In 2025, Jones was inducted to the Gorsedd at a ceremony during the National Eisteddfod of Wales at Wrexham.[11]

Personal life

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Jones has four children. As of 2025 he is living in Cardiff.[1]

In 2014, Jones took part in the Marathon des Sables, in the Sahara Desert, with fellow Welsh actor Richard Harrington.[12] In April 2018, he ran the inaugural Wales Marathon held in Newport.[13]

Jones was one of the athletes taking part in IronMan Wales[14] on 3 September 2023 to raise money for Head for Change,[15] which will go directly towards the education, care and support and potential treatments in rugby.

Jones is an ambassador for Believe Organ Donor Support,[16] Marie Curie UK,[17] and Cerebral Palsy Cymru.[18]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1985 Morons from Outer Space Godfrey Credited as Mark Jones
1986 Valhalla Voice of Odin English version
1989 The Angry Earth Guto
1990 Paper Mask Dr. Lloyd
1999 Solomon & Gaenor Crad Rees
2003 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Mr. Hogg
The Measure of My Days Escapee Short
2004 Troy Tecton
2006 Little White Lies James, Dr.
Hydra Jones Short
Daddy's Girl Eisner
Calon Gaeth Josi
2007 Olas de verano Steve Baldini Short
2008 The Other Boleyn Girl Brandon
Caught in the Act Alan Williams
2010 Robin Hood Stone Mason Longstride
The Cursed Mirror Sir Oswallt Short[citation needed]
2013 A Viking Saga: The Darkest Day Aethelwulf
2014 Sniper: Legacy Shope
2015 Child 44 Tortoise
Queen of the Desert Frank Lascelles
Just Jim Donald
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - A Night to Remember Letho of Gulet Short
Yr Ymadawiad Stanley [19]
2016 Trespass Against Us P.C. Pollock
The Lighthouse Thomas Griffiths
2017 Star Wars: The Last Jedi Captain Moden Canady
2018 Apostle Quinn
Gwen Mr Wynne
Partridge in a Bear Tree Bear Short
2019 The Good Liar Bryn
2020 Rebecca Inspector Welch
2021 Munich – The Edge of War Sir Osmund Cleverly
The Phantom of the Open Cliff
2022 Murmur Roy Short[citation needed]
2023 Bolan's Shoes Geraint [citation needed]
Sweetland Moses
2024 Portraits of Dangerous Women Jon [20]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1989 The Shell Seekers Danus TV film
1989, 1991 The Play on One Constable Davies / Ieuan Two roles
1991 The Bill Doctor 1 episode
Heroes II: The Return Royal Marine Maj.
1992 Between the Lines P.C. Terry Gilzean
1995 Casualty Allsop
A Mind to Kill Geraint Humphries
1996 Soldier Soldier Capt Jonathan Bell
Dangerfield DI Dicky Sutton
1996–1997 This Life Dale Jones Recurring role
1997 Bride of War Platoon Commander 1 episode
1999 The Knock David Ancrom 4th series; main role
2000 Where the Heart Is Brian Price
Jason and the Argonauts Mopsus Mini-series
2001 The Infinite Worlds of H. G. Wells Arthur Brownlow Main role
Tales from Pleasure Beach Dunk Mini-series
The Mists of Avalon King Uther Pendragon
Score Tony Television film
2001–2002 The Bench Des Davies Series regular
2002 A Mind to Kill Gethin Purse
Y Tŷ Jim Series regular
Holby City Reece King
Lenny Blue DC Huw Morgan
2003 Spooks Mark Whooley
Red Cap Sgt. Gary Jennings
Triongl Dewi S4C drama
2004 Murder Prevention DS Ray Lloyd
Lie with Me Paul Stebbing
Murphy's Law Simpson
The Welsh in Shakespeare Various TV film[citation needed]
2005 Waking the Dead Tom McQueen
55 Degrees North DI Russell Bing Main role
2005–2008 Con Passionate Irfon Series regular
2006 Torchwood John Ellis Episode "Out of Time"
Torchwood Declassified Self / John Ellis TV series[citation needed]
Cravings Eisner
Calon Gaeth Josi Evans
Stick or Twist Russ Series regular
Little White Lies Dr. James Series regular
2007–2008 The Commander DCI Doug James
2007–2009 Y Pris Chief Constable Bryan Jones Main role
2008 The Passion Apostle Marcus
2009 A Child's Christmases in Wales Geraint Rhys
Merlin King Olaf 1 episode
Merlin: Secrets & Magic Self TV series[citation needed]
Framed Dafydd Hughes
Law and Order UK Mark Powell Episode: "Love and Loss"
Top of the Cops DCI Doug James
Zig Zag Love Paul Carmichael [citation needed]
Welsh Greats Presenter [21]
Top of the Cops Self / DCI Doug James TV film[citation needed]
2009–2010 Crash Mike Hill
2010 Pen Talar Max Episode: "1.6"
Bouquet of Barbed Wire Simon Clark
2011 Baker Boys Pete Series regular; 2 series
Game of Thrones Shagga 2 episodes
Making of Game of Thrones Shagga Video[citation needed]
Being Human Richard Hargreaves
Silent Witness D.I. Frank Skipper
2012 Silk Sergeant Major Chris Pierce 1 episode
Casualty Caleb Flack
Titanic David Evans
Sinbad Azdi Episode: "Eye of the Tiger"
2012–2013, 2015–2017 Stella Rob Morgan Main role; series 1–2, 4–6
2013 Talking to the Dead DCI Owen Jackson
Atlantis Mac 1 episode
2014 37 Days David Lloyd George
Under Milk Wood Neighbour
Puppy Love Dave Wilson
2015 Hinterland John Bell 1 episode
Father Brown Arnold Francis
2016 National Treasure Gerry Series regular
2016–2018 Byw Celwydd Dylan Williams Series regular; 3 series
2017 The Machine Thompson
2017–2020 Keeping Faith Steve Baldini 3 series[22]
2018 Hidden Endaf Elwy
Flex Lewis: Superstar Bodybuilder Narrator TV film[citation needed]
2019 Chernobyl General Vladimir Pikalov
Carnival Row Magistrate Flute Recurring role; series 1
The Accident Iwan Bevan
The Crown Dr. Edward Millward "Tywysog Cymru" episode 6
2020 Gangs of London Kinney Edwards Main role
Cyswllt (Mewn COVID) Daf S4C drama
The Third Day Jason
2021 It's My Shout (I Am One) Ron Short Films from Wales[citation needed]
The Pact Father Martin
2022–present Outlander Tom Christie Season 6&7
2022 The Tuckers Mad Malcom Series 3, episode 1: "Hard Man"[citation needed]
Dal Y Mellt Mici S4C drama[citation needed]
2023 Y Sŵn William Whitelaw TV film[citation needed]
Men Up Eddie O'Connor TV film[citation needed]
The Cleaner Richard Series 2, episode 6: "The Dead End"
The Reckoning Charles Hullighan 3 episodes[23]
Bodies Andrew Morley 3 episodes[citation needed]
Men Up Eddie O'Connor Television film
2024 Baby Reindeer Gerald Dunn 3 episodes
The Red King Gruffud 4 episodes[24]
The Way Glynn 3 episodes
Henry House Daffyd Roberts In-production
2025 Out There Caleb Williams
2026 Agatha Christie's Seven Dials Sir Oswald Coote Miniseries

Theatre

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Video games

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Year Title Role Notes
2011 Dragon Age 2 Emeric Voice
Star Wars: The Old Republic Various Voice
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Letho of Gulet Voice
2015 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Letho of Gulet Voice

Radio

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Mark Lewis Jones (born 31 August 1964) is a Welsh recognized for his versatile performances across , television, and theatre, often portraying authoritative or rugged characters in historical dramas and blockbusters. In 2025, he was inducted into the Gorsedd of the Bards at the . Born in Rhosllannerchrugog, , Jones began his journey as a teenager with the Clwyd Youth Theatre before training at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. His early stage work included appearances with the Royal Shakespeare Company, such as Lord Grey and Henry, Earl of Richmond in a 1993 production of Richard III, and leading roles at Theatre, including Leontes in and Milantius in The Maid's Tragedy. Jones gained prominence in film with supporting roles in high-profile productions like Mr. Hogg the Whaler in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003), a soldier in Troy (2004), and Captain Moden Canady in Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017). On television, he has appeared in acclaimed series such as Detective Inspector Nick Beach in 55 Degrees North (2004–2005), Tom Christie in Outlander (2022–2023), and Dr. Edward Millward in The Crown (2019), alongside roles in Chernobyl (2019), Gangs of London (2020), and Bodies (2023). More recent credits include Eddie O'Connor in the BBC drama Men Up (2023) and General Livingston in the series Hostage (2025).

Early life

Upbringing

Mark Lewis Jones was born on 31 August 1964 in Rhosllannerchrugog, , . He grew up in this village, where his family maintained strong ties; his parents, two brothers, and their children resided there as of 2013, and his continued to live in the area as of 2024. Raised in the former coal mining community of Rhosllannerchrugog, Jones experienced a childhood steeped in local traditions and communal bonds. The village's history as a hub of Welsh-speaking immigrants and industrial labor fostered a vibrant cultural environment near the English border, instilling in him a deep sense of Welsh identity from an early age. Jones attended Ysgol y Rhos for and later Ysgol Morgan Llwyd in for , where he first showed an interest in through school activities. This early enthusiasm paved the way for his involvement with the Clwyd Youth Theatre during his teenage years.

Education and training

Jones's interest in acting was nurtured during his youth in Wales, where he joined the Clwyd Youth Theatre in Mold for initial training as a teenager. He pursued formal education at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff, graduating in 1986 with a focus on acting. Following graduation, Jones gained early professional experience through stage work at Theatr Clwyd in Mold, building foundational skills in theatre production and performance. In 1987, seeking expanded opportunities, he relocated to , where he resided and worked for 27 years until returning to in 2014.

Career

Theatre career

Mark Lewis Jones began his professional theatre career following training at the Clwyd Youth Theatre and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, joining Theatr Clwyd in Mold, , in 1986 for roles in regional productions during the late . He performed in various stage works at the venue before relocating to in 1987, where he continued building his repertoire in British theatre. In the 1990s, Jones gained prominence at major institutions, including the National Theatre in , where he appeared as Willy Nilly in in the mid-1990s and as Bonario in alongside . His contributions to Welsh and British theatre during this period also included roles with the Royal Shakespeare Company, such as Lord Grey and Henry, Earl of Richmond in Richard III (1993), as well as performances in , , and . Transitioning to larger platforms in the , Jones took on West End roles, notably as JB Feller in Arthur Miller's The Man Who Had All the Luck at the in 2008, marking his shift toward central London and international theatre circuits. This period showcased his ability to navigate ensemble dynamics in both classical revivals and contemporary works. His foundational stage training has notably overlapped with skills applied in television performances.

Television career

Jones gained prominence in Welsh-language and British television through his recurring role as Rob Morgan, Stella's on-off partner, in the Sky1 comedy-drama series Stella (2012–2017), which marked a significant breakthrough and highlighted his ability to blend humor with heartfelt drama in a setting. He solidified his reputation with leading supporting roles in high-profile series, including the ex-convict Steve Baldini in the thriller (2017–2020), a character entangled in moral dilemmas and family secrets across three seasons. In the same period, Jones portrayed , the nationalist Welsh tutor to a young Prince Charles, in season three of Netflix's (2019). Jones's international profile expanded with guest appearances in major productions, starting with the fierce hill tribe leader Shagga in season one of HBO's (2011), followed by the devout and authoritarian Tom Christie in season six of Starz's Outlander (2022). More recently, he has taken on pivotal roles in BBC and Netflix dramas, including the outspoken handyman Eddie O'Connor in the feature-length film (2023), which explored erectile dysfunction trials in 1990s , and Gerry Dunn, the supportive yet strained father of the protagonist, in the limited series Baby Reindeer (2024), and General Livingston in the series (2025).

Film career

Jones has featured in Welsh-language productions, showcasing his versatility in intimate, character-driven dramas. In 2015, he starred as the reclusive farmer Stanley in the supernatural thriller The Passing (Welsh: Yr Ymadawiad), directed by Gareth Bryn, where his portrayal of a man haunted by grief and isolation earned critical praise for its emotional depth. For this performance, Jones won the Award for Best Actor in 2016, highlighting his command of the and subtle intensity on screen. Jones's transition to international cinema marked a significant expansion of his profile, beginning with his Hollywood debut in the blockbuster Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi (2017), directed by . He portrayed Captain Moden Canady, a stern officer commanding the Fulminatrix during the film's space battle sequences, delivering a memorable villainous turn that underscored his ability to thrive in high-stakes ensemble casts. This role, part of the franchise's sequel trilogy, represented a pivotal shift from regional Welsh cinema to global blockbusters, broadening his appeal beyond and . Continuing to balance independent films with larger productions, Jones took on the lead in Sweetland (2024), a Canadian directed by Christian Sparkes and adapted from Michael Crummey's novel. As , a stubborn resisting the relocation of his endangered Newfoundland community, Jones anchored the film's exploration of isolation and resilience, earning acclaim for his grounded, poignant performance in a story of quiet defiance against modernization.

Other media

Jones has extended his voice acting from film into video games, portraying complex characters in prominent titles. He provided the voice for Letho of Gulet, a key antagonist, in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (2011) and its sequel The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (2015), contributing to the immersive storytelling of these critically acclaimed RPGs. In the massively multiplayer online game Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011), Jones voiced Sith Lords Darth Decimus and Darth Vengean, enhancing the narrative depth of the game's Imperial storyline. Beyond games, Jones has been active in radio drama, particularly with BBC Radio Wales. He starred in the 2014 anthology series 21st Century Dylan: Short Plays from New Voices, including the romantic drama If We Were Fish by Catherine Dyson, where he performed alongside Genevieve O'Reilly. These productions highlight his versatility in audio formats, often drawing on contemporary Welsh and British writing. In digital media, Jones has appeared in short films showcased through initiatives like It's My Shout: Short Films from Wales (2012), playing the role of Ron in one of the featured segments. This work represents his involvement in emerging Welsh cinematic projects outside traditional feature films.

Awards and honours

BAFTA Cymru recognition

Mark Lewis Jones received his first nomination in 2013 for for his role in the TV series Stella. In 2016, Jones won the Award for for his performance in the film The Passing / Yr Ymadawiad, directed by Gareth Bryn. He earned another nomination for in 2017 for his work in The Lighthouse, a Welsh-language . In 2024, Jones starred in the Men Up, which received six nominations overall. That same year, he was honored with the Award at the Awards for his outstanding contributions to film and television in .

Other distinctions

In 2024, Mark Lewis Jones was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by in recognition of his significant contributions to theatre and the . The honour, presented during a ceremony at the university's William Aston Hall on 31 May, celebrated his career spanning , screen, and his roots in the local community near . Jones's ties to Welsh cultural traditions were further acknowledged in 2025 when he was appointed Honorary President of the for the Wrecsam event. Announced on 10 June, this role involved delivering the president's address on the Pavilion stage and receiving honours from , highlighting his embodiment of Welsh heritage through artistic excellence. In 2025, Jones received the John Hefin Lifetime Achievement Award at the Carmarthen Bay for his contributions to film. In May 2025, Jones was recognized at Focus Wales as a and headliner for the festival's , honouring his status as a BAFTA Cymru-winning and his influence on Welsh and international cinema. This appearance at the BAFTA Cymru-qualifying event in emphasized his role in promoting emerging talent and regional filmmaking.

Personal life

Family

Mark Lewis Jones married Welsh fashion entrepreneur Gwenno Penrhyn around 2014, shortly after relocating from to . The couple met following Penrhyn's 40th birthday, and their union marked a significant personal milestone for Jones after nearly three decades based in the English capital. Jones and Penrhyn have no children together, but Jones is the father of four grown sons from a previous relationship. Their blended family is centered in , where Penrhyn owns a home, and the sons occasionally join family gatherings, such as barbecues and trips to . One son resides in , while the others live nearby in , contributing to a close-knit dynamic. During his extensive career phase in from 1987 to 2014, Jones's provided ongoing support through maintained connections and visits to , enabling him to balance professional demands with personal ties. His return to in 2014 allowed for a more integrated life, including time with his elderly parents—his 83-year-old (as of 2024) father and mother in a Coedpoeth . Jones's Welsh roots have influenced these values, emphasizing regular familial engagement and community bonds.

Interests and activities

Beyond his acting career, Mark Lewis Jones has pursued demanding physical challenges, notably participating in the in 2014, a grueling 250 km (156-mile) across the Sahara Desert, which he completed alongside fellow Welsh actor Richard Harrington to raise funds for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research. The event, spanning six days in extreme heat, highlighted his commitment to endurance athletics and charity, with the pair aiming to collect £100,000 for the cause. In April 2018, Jones completed the inaugural Newport Marathon as part of a series of fitness challenges to support , Bloodwise, and Believe, preparing for the Ironman later that year. This effort underscored his ongoing dedication to running for charitable purposes, building on his earlier ultra-endurance experience. Jones is a vocal for the Welsh and culture, serving as the Honorary President of the 2025 National in Wrecsam (), where he delivered a speech reflecting on his in the nearby Rhosllannerchrugog community and the event's role in promoting Welsh identity. His involvement emphasizes bridging working-class Welsh experiences with cultural traditions, countering earlier misconceptions he held about the Eisteddfod's inclusivity. Since relocating to in 2014, Jones has maintained strong ties to Wrexham-area events, drawing from his upbringing in the region to engage in community cultural initiatives.

Filmography

Film

Mark Lewis Jones's film career spans from indie productions to major Hollywood features. His roles are listed below in chronological order, including feature films, short films, and documentaries where applicable.
YearTitleRoleDirector
1985Morons from Outer SpaceGodfreyMike Hodges
1986ValhallaOdin (voice)Peter Madsen (and Jeffrey J. Varab)
1990Paper MaskDr. LloydChristopher Morahan
2003Master and Commander: The Far Side of the WorldWhalerPeter Weir
2004TroyTeflosWolfgang Petersen
2006Little White LiesJeffCaradog W. James
2008The Other Boleyn GirlBrandonJustin Chadwick
2010Robin HoodStone Mason LongstrideRidley Scott
2010The Cursed Mirror (short)Sir OswaltJon Rennie
2013A Viking Saga: The Darkest DayAethelwulfChris Crow
2014Sniper: LegacyShopeDon Michael Paul
2015Child 44General NesterovDaniel Espinosa
2015The PassingReesGareth Bryn
2015Queen of the DesertMr. BrettWerner Herzog
2016The LighthouseThomas GriffithsSimon Evans
2017Star Wars: The Last JediCaptain Moden CanadyRian Johnson
2018ApostleFrank WoodhallGareth Evans
2018GwenMr. ElginWilliam McGregor
2019The Good LiarBrynBill Condon
2020RebeccaTomBen Wheatley
2021The Phantom of the OpenCliff OsbornCraig Roberts
2021Munich: The Edge of WarAdolf HitlerChristian Schwochow
2023MurmurMaxSimon Smith
2023Bolan's ShoesTerryIan Puleston-Davies
2023SweetlandMosesChristian Sparkes
2024Portraits of Dangerous WomenJonPascal Bergamin
This list is compiled from verified credits on reputable film databases.

Television

Mark Lewis Jones has appeared in a wide range of television series, miniseries, and guest roles, spanning British, American, and Welsh-language productions from the 1990s to the present. His credits include prominent parts in high-profile dramas such as Game of Thrones, Chernobyl, and Outlander, as well as key roles in Welsh-language series broadcast on S4C. Below is a selection of his television appearances, organized chronologically by first broadcast year.
YearTitleRoleNotes
1995CasualtyUnknownBit part, BBC series.
1996Soldier SoldierCapt. Jonathan Bell1 episode, ITV series.
1996–1997This LifeDale Jones6 episodes, recurring role, BBC series.
2008MerlinKing Olaf1 episode ("Sweet Dreams"), BBC series.
2012Game of ThronesShaggaSeasons 2–3, 2 episodes, HBO series.
2012TitanicDavid EvansMiniseries, 4 episodes, ITV.
2017–2021Keeping Faith (Un Bore Mercher)Steve BaldiniMain role across 3 seasons, S4C/BBC Wales bilingual series.
2019The CrownEdward MillwardSeason 3, 2 episodes, Netflix series.
2019ChernobylGeneral PikalovMiniseries, 2 episodes, HBO.
2019Carnival RowMagistrate Flute1 episode, Amazon Prime series.
2020The Third DayJason6 episodes, HBO/BBC series.
2020Gangs of LondonKinney EdwardsSeason 1, 5 episodes, Sky Atlantic series.
2021The PactFather MartinMiniseries, BBC drama.
2022Rough Cut (Dal y Mellt)Mici Ffin6 episodes, S4C/Netflix Welsh-language series.
2022The Light in the Hall (Y Golau)RhysMain role, season 1, S4C/BBC Wales series.
2022–2024OutlanderTom ChristieSeasons 6–7, main role, Starz series.
2023BodiesAndrew Morley2 episodes, Netflix series.
2023The Red KingGruffudd ProsserMain role, Alibi series.
2023Men UpEddie O'ConnorTV film/miniseries, BBC.
2024Baby ReindeerGerry DunnMiniseries, Netflix.
2024The WayGlynn3 episodes, BBC series.
2024Out ThereCaleb WilliamsChannel 4 series.
2025HostageGeneral Livingston3 episodes, upcoming miniseries.
2025The Light in the Hall (Y Golau)Rhys OwenSeason 2, main role, S4C/BBC Wales series.

Theatre

Jones began his professional theatre career in the 1980s at Theatr Clwyd in Mold, , following his training at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. During the , he established himself with the Royal Shakespeare Company and other major venues, taking on roles in classic plays.
YearProductionRoleVenueCompany/Director
1992–1993(Role unspecified),
1992–1993Richard IIILord Grey / Henry, Earl of RichmondSwan Theatre,
1994Costard,
1995Willy NillyOlivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre /
1997Cardiff EastBillyCottesloe Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre
1997Leontes,
1998–1999(Role unspecified),
1998–1999(Role unspecified),
1999Bonario(Venue unspecified), National Theatre
He returned to in the with a notable performance as the brutish Reg Drummond in Peter Nichols's Privates on Parade at the in London's West End, running from December 2012 to March 2013.

Video games

Mark Lewis Jones has provided for several prominent video games, often portraying authoritative or antagonistic characters in fantasy and settings. His contributions span multiple franchises, including Star Wars and series. The following table lists his known video game credits chronologically:
YearTitleRole
2011Darth Andru, Darth Decimus, Darth Vengean, Colonel Vrain, Moff Zamar
2011The Witcher 2: Assassins of KingsLetho of Gulet
2011Additional Voices
2013Dog, Moon Tribe Member
2014Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2Cleric, Scientist, Soldier, Third Acolyte
2015Letho of Gulet
2017Star Wars Battlefront IICaptain Moden Canady
Jones's portrayal of Captain Moden Canady in Star Wars Battlefront II reprises the character from his live-action role in (2017). No additional credits have been announced as of 2025.

Radio

Mark Lewis Jones has been active in since the , contributing to productions on and in both English and Welsh, often drawing on adaptations of Welsh literature and contemporary scripts. His work in this medium highlights his command of , extending the vocal precision honed in theatre to immersive audio storytelling. One of his early credits includes a role in the adaptation of Ellis Peters' series, specifically the 1994 drama Dead Man's Ransom, where he appeared alongside as the detective monk Brother Cadfael investigates a murder amid Welsh-English tensions during period. In , Jones portrayed Commander Samson in The Listener, a fast-paced by broadcast on , in which a man grapples with and identity amid a post-9/11 surveillance backdrop, co-starring and . Jones featured prominently in BBC Radio Wales's 2014 series 21st-Century Dylan: Short Plays from New Voices, an initiative commissioning new short dramas inspired by Dylan Thomas's style; he played Alex, a restless character in the romantic runaway tale If We Were Fish by Catherine Dyson, opposite as Maggie. That same year, he joined an all-Welsh cast for a live reading of Dylan Thomas's seminal , directed by and broadcast from New York to commemorate the poet's centenary, with Jones contributing to the ensemble voicing the quirky inhabitants of Llareggub. In 2017, Jones starred as Gwyn in One Horizon on 4's Drama on 4 strand, a play by Christopher William Hill depicting the grueling across the , drawing from real experiences of Jones and co-star Richard Harrington, who had run the race in 2014.

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