David Wilmot è un attore
Tra le interpretazioni di Wilmot ricordiamo "Parked" (Darragh Byrne), "The Guard" (John McDonagh), "All Good Children" (Alicia Duffy), "Dorothy Mills"(Agnes Merlet), "Middletown" (Brian Kirk), "Studs" (Paul Mercier), "Six Shooter" (Martin McDonagh), "King Arthur" (Antoine Fuqua), "Laws of Attraction" (Peter Howitt), "Home for Christmas" (Charlie McCarthy), "Intermission" (John Crowley), "Rat" (Steve Barron), "The General" (John Boorman), "A Love Divided" (Syd McCartney), "I Went Down" (Paddy Breathnach), "The General" (John Boorman), "The Devil's Own" (Alan Pakula), "Michael Collins" (Neil Jordan) e "The Field" (Jim Sheridan).
Tra le esperienze televisive di Wilmot figurano "Saving the Titanic" (Maurice Sweeny), "Treasure Island" (Steve Barron), "Father and Son" (Brian Kirk), "I Tudor III e IV" (Ciaran Donnelly, "The Clinic I e II" (vari registi), "Ultimate Force" (Tim Leandro), "The Tale of Sweeney Todd" (John Schlesinger), "Flush" (Frankie McCafferty) e "Lapsed Catholics" (Barry Devlin).
A teatro, Wilmot ha preso parte a "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" (Wilson Milam, Lyceum Theatre, Atlantic Theatre Company Off Broadway, NY, RSC), per cui e stato candidato al Tony Award come Miglior Attore, a "The Prisoner's Dilemma" (Michael Attenborough, RSC), "Couch" (David Wilmot, Bewleys), "Juno and the Paycock" (Garry Heines, Gaiety Theatre), "Too Much of Nothing" (Michael Ford, Bewleys), "As You Like It" (Maeliosa Stafford, Druid Theatre), "The Lonesome West" (Garry Hynes, Druid Theatre), "Philadelphia, Here I Come" (Paddy Cunneen, Druid Theatre), "The Leenane Trilogy" (Garry Hynes, Druid Theatre), "At the Black Pigs Dyke" (Maeliosa Stafford, Druid Theatre Co), "Belfry" (Maeliosa Stafford, Druid Theatre), "The Dublin Trilogy" (Paul Mercier, Passion Machine), "Sei personaggi in cerca d'autore" (John Crowley, Abbey Theatre), "The Invisible Mending Company" (Ben Barnes, Peacock Theatre), "The Plough and the Stars" (Joe Dowling, Gaiet Theatre), "The Risen People" (Jim Sheridan, Gaiety Theatre) e "Murder in the Cathedral" (Ronan Wilmot, Christchurch).
