MovieLantern
In theatersOur PicksChartsTrendingWatchlist
Sign in
MovieLantern

Explore

  • In theaters
  • Our Picks
  • Trending
  • Charts: top rated, box office, Oscars
  • Best of: by service and genre
  • Anime
  • What to watch tonight
  • How the Lantern Score works

Contact

  • Feedback and ideasfeedback@movielantern.com
  • Help and accountsupport@movielantern.com
  • Press and partnershipshello@movielantern.com

Credits

Lantern Score combines public ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, provided through the OMDb API (CC BY-NC 4.0) and Wikidata (CC0), with the TMDB audience rating used when none of those has a score. MovieLantern is not affiliated with or endorsed by IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic.

TMDBThis product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. Streaming availability by JustWatch.

© 2026 MovieLanternAboutPrivacyTerms
HomeTheatersTrendingPicksChartsSaved

What should I watch tonight?

Pick a mood and get three: the masterpiece, what's trending and a recent hit.

  • Classics
  • Psychological horror
  • Murder mystery
  • Mystery / Thriller
  • Comedy
  • Action / Adventure
  • Romance
  • Traumatizing
More options: years, rating, length
MovieLantern
In theatersOur PicksChartsTrendingWatchlist
Sign in

Oliver Briscombe

Acting · Born May 27, 2005

Oliver Briscombe is a rising young British actor known for his performance in Alan Bennett’s The Choral (2025). Originally, from North Yorkshire, he began performing at a young age, earning early recognition for his stage work. He went on to train at MetFilm School, where he developed a strong foundation in screen acting, voice, and physical performance. Briscombe plays “Lofty,” one of the young leads in The Choral (2025), a World War I drama written by Alan Bennett and directed by Nicholas Hytner. The film, which marks Oliver Briscombe’s feature debut, is set for international release after its premiere at TIFF. Briscombe has won multiple awards for his performances in Shakespeare, Comedy, devised work, and musical theatre, most notably winning the Harrogate Competitive Festival for Music, Speech & Drama in 2023.

Oliver Briscombe movies and shows

  • The Choral2025
  • Dastaar2026