Natural Curly Haired Actor Rufus Sewell As Dr. Jacob Hood in Eleventh Hour

Curly haired Rufus Sewell played the eccentric, but brilliant Dr. Jacob Hood in ELEVENTH HOUR on CBS.  Although he wore his hair relatively short, if you look closely you can see that he has lots of texture which consists of mainly curls with some intermittent wave patterns.

(Image of Rufus Sewell as Dr. Jacob Hood, a brilliant biophysicist and special science advisor to the government who investigates scientific crises and oddities on Eleventh Hour.  Photo: Marcel Williams/Warner Bros. ©2008 Warner Bros. Television. All Rights Reserved)

Although Rufus Sewell is a critically acclaimed actor, he was not as well known to American audiences.

Eleventh Hour was thought to be a show which was modeled after the popular SciFi classic The X Files.  However, Eleventh Hour failed to snag as large of an audience as desired and was canceled by CBS in May of 2009.  Rumors are still flying that the show may be picked up by a different network and rebroadcast.

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Although this was not considered an option in the past, in today's high priced TV show arena, it happens more often than viewers might suspect.

(Image of Rufus Sewell as Dr. Jacob Hood on Eleventh Hour.  Photo: Marcel Williams/Warner Bros. ©2008 Warner Bros. Television. All Rights Reserved)

Rufus Sewell on The BBC

Rufus Sewell first gained attention with his television debut in 1994 as Will Ladislaw in the BBC adaptation of "Middlemarch." He recently starred in the critically acclaimed BBC production of "The Taming of The Shrew," for which he was nominated as Best Actor for a BAFTA Television Award. He was previously seen in "Charles II: The Last King."

Film Work

Rufus was recently seen on the big screen in Wes Craven's segment of "Paris Je T'aime," "Amazing Grace" and "The Holiday."

Last year, he completed filming "Vinyan" with Emmanuelle Beart and "Downloading Nancy" with Maria Bello and Jason Patric. Other films credits include "The Legend Of Zorro," "Tristan & Isolde," "A Knight's Tale," Alex Proyas' futuristic thriller "Dark City," "Dangerous Beauty," "Illuminata," directed by and co-starring John Turturro, "Bless The Child," "Carrington" and "Cold Comfort Farm."

(Image of Rufus Sewell as Dr. Jacob Hood on Eleventh Hour.  Photo: Sonja Flemming/Warner Bros. ©2008 Warner Bros. Television. All Rights Reserved)

Tony Award Nomination

On stage, Rufus Sewell received a Tony Award nomination this season for his role in the Broadway production of Tom Stoppard's "Rock 'n' Roll," which he originated at The Royal Court Theatre and then played in London's West End.

Theatrical Credits

Rufus Sewell made his West End theatrical debut in 1993 as the Czechoslovakian hustler in "Making It Better," which won him the London Critics Circles' Best Newcomer Award. Other notable roles include the original production of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" at the National Theatre, "Pride And Prejudice" at the Royal Exchange in Manchester, as well as "As You Like It, "The Seagull" and "The Government Inspector," all at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

(Image of Rufus Sewell as Dr. Jacob Hood on Eleventh Hour.  Photo: Sonja Flemming/Warner Bros. ©2008 Warner Bros. Television. All Rights Reserved)

Rufus made his Broadway debut in 1995, opening to rave reviews in the revival of Brian Friel's "Translations," opposite Brian Dennehy.

Other theater credits include "Rat In the Skull," a Royal Court Production directed by Stephen Daldry. Rufus also starred in the title role of "Macbeth" on London's West End, and John Osborne's "Luther" at the Royal National Theatre.

Rufus  was born in Twickenham, England, and raised in Wales and London. He currently resides in London. His birth date is Oct. 29.

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