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After completing his training, Hordern began his career on stage, first performing in provincial theatres and then making his way to the London West End. His talent was noticed by theater critics, and he became one of the most sought-after actors of his time.

In cinema, Michael Hordern made his debut in 1937, and over a long career he starred in many films. Some of his more notable film credits include:

"Oh, where are you, brother?" (1947): In this film, Hordern played one of the key roles, demonstrating his talent and professionalism.

• "Leon" (1955): In this film, he embodied the image of one of the characters, which remained memorable for many viewers.

• "Mousetrap for the rich" (1971): In this picture, he appeared before the audience in a new light, creating a unique image and impressing with his skill.

In addition to his film work, Michael Hordern was active in the theater, playing a wide range of roles, from classical to modern. His contribution to world culture and heritage in the field of acting remain timeless, and his name continues to delight and inspire actors around the world.