**Tim Roth (London, 1961)** is a British actor known for the intensity and versatility of his performances, often focusing on complex, morally ambiguous, or overtly unsettling characters.

He gained international fame through his prolific collaboration with Quentin Tarantino, who cemented his reputation with memorable roles: the charismatic yet ill-fated Mr. Orange in **Reservoir Dogs** (1992) and the robber Pumpkin in **Pulp Fiction** (1994).

His career is marked by memorable characters, often antagonists, such as the cruel Archibald Cunningham in **Rob Roy** (1995), which earned him a BAFTA nomination. He has worked with prominent directors in films such as **Dolores Claiborne** (1995), **Four Rooms** (1995), and **Planet of the Apes** (2001).

More recently, he collaborated with Tarantino again in **The Hateful Eight** (2015). His acting style is characterized by a magnetic presence and the ability to infuse both menace and surprising vulnerability into his roles.