Tim Roth (born on May 14, 1961) is the British actor and director known for his intense, often subversive performances that have made him a staple of independent and auteur-driven cinema. Rising to prominence in the 1990s with his iconic roles in Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Four Rooms, Roth brought sharp wit and simmering volatility to every frame. With a career that spans everything from Rob Roy to Lie to Me and The Hateful Eight, he remains a chameleon of the screen — effortlessly shifting between dark drama, satire, and psychological nuance.

Roth’s off-screen style reflects his cool, under-the-radar energy: understated, slightly dishevelled, and quietly defiant. His eyewear is no exception — he tends to favour low-profile rectangular frames, classic black or tortoiseshell acetates, and thin metal styles that echo his grounded, no-nonsense persona. Brands like Oliver Peoples, Persol, and Ray-Ban suit his aesthetic, with dark lenses and subtle silhouettes that whisper rather than shout. Whether spotted at a film festival or slipping through London’s streets, Tim Roth’s sunglasses are unfussy and iconic — the mark of a man who lets the work, and the attitude, speak for itself.