Colin Firth is one of those great British actors who has played a variety of momental film roles.
And considering it's his birthday TODAY we thought we'd honour a few of them.
From a fuddy-duddy barrister in Bridget Jones's Diary, to singing ABBA in Mamma Mia! - Let us NOT forget he won an Oscar as George VI with a serious speech impediment in the The King's Speech.
These are just to name a few. So Happy Birthday Colin! And here are some of your best roles:
Colin Firth's 10 best movie roles
1 of 10Love Actually (2003)
A dashing Colin in a rom-com, about to kiss the girl...swoon.
2 of 10Nanny McPhee (2005)
As the dapper dad playing alongside Emma Thompson.
3 of 10The King's Speech (2010)
In his monumental role as King George VI.
4 of 10Bridget Jones's Diary (2010)
Totally swoonful. Alongside Renée Zellweger and Hugh Grant for this one.
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5 of 10Mamma Mia! (2008)
Colin played Harry in this musical film feature.
6 of 10Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)
Another Harry, but this time Colin is dapper secret agent, Harry Hart.
7 of 10A Single Man (2009)
Colin plays English professor George in this drama set in the 1960s.
8 of 10Before I Go To Sleep (2014)
Ben (Firth) has to wake up every morning to his wife Christine (Nicole Kidman) who has amnesia.
9 of 10Gambit (2012)
Colin plays a mild-mannered art curator who plans to scam his abusive boss.
10 of 10The Railway Man (2013)
Eric Lomax (Firth), a former British army officer and POW, discovers that the Japanese interpreter who tortured him is still alive.