Daniel Cerqueira

Actor profile

Career and selected work

Daniel Cerqueira is a British actor with a substantial list of television, film and theatre credits. His agency’s film selection includes Saving Private Ryan, The Woman in Black, Denial and Judy, as well as Radiator. That selection crosses several kinds of storytelling: war drama, the supernatural, courtroom history and a portrait of a performer. It is a better introduction to his range than a single familiar supporting appearance.

Cerqueira’s theatre work includes productions at the Young Vic, Almeida, Royal Court and National Theatre. His agency credits also list television projects including The A Word, Bridgerton and A Gentleman in Moscow. For viewers exploring his work, distinguish the title of a production from the size of an individual role. A filmography entry is a reliable way to locate an appearance, but it does not mean that the character leads the story. The six films below offer a manageable starting list, with dates to distinguish them from similarly titled adaptations.

Six roles to explore

• Saving Private Ryan (1998) — film.
• The Woman in Black (2012) — film.
• Radiator (2014) — film.
• Denial (2016) — film.
• Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) — film.
• Judy (2019) — film.

In the Susan Ryeland adaptations

Cerqueira is part of the Marble Hall Murders ensemble. His agency identifies the production as BBC/PBS and names Rebecca Gatward as director. The publicly accessible agency entry does not supply his character’s name, so this page introduces his career without assigning him a guessed role. For identification while watching, use the episode’s end credits together with the scene itself. Marble Hall contains both Susan’s contemporary investigation and the period novel she edits; identifying which story a scene belongs to is the first step before connecting a supporting character with the wider cast.

Where to watch and explore next

Explore the Susan Ryeland episodes. Check local streaming services for other roles before subscribing. Use the year and character to identify the right production.

The character links below lead into the story guides. Endings stay in closed sections. Open them when you are ready for spoilers. Watching for the first time? Follow the episodes in order. Rewatching? Compare the performances across the two worlds.