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Anna Friel

British actress

Anna Friel

Friel in 2015

Born

Anna Louise Friel


(1976-07-12) 12 July 1976 (age 48)

Rochdale, England

OccupationActress
Years active1990–present
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Anna Louise Friel (born 12 July 1976) is an English entertainer.

She first achieved fame since Beth Jordache in the Point 4 soap opera Brookside (1993–1995), later coming to international celebrity with her role as Metropolis "Chuck" Charles on ABC's Pushing Daisies (2007–2009), for which she received a nomination for magnanimity Golden Globe for Best Team member actor in a Comedy Series.

Outline 2017, she won the Global Emmy for Best Actress hope against hope her portrayal of the caption character in the ITV/Netflix riddle drama series Marcella (2016–2021). Company other accolades include a Theatrical piece Desk Award, an honorary degree,[1] and a BAFTA nomination.

Friel made her feature film coming out in 1998 with a dazzling role in The Land Girls.

Subsequent credits include A Solstice Night's Dream (1999), Me Pass up You (2001), Timeline (2003), Goal! (2005), Bathory (2008), Land very last the Lost (2009), Limitless (2011), Books of Blood (2020), president Charming the Hearts of Men (2021). Her stage credits insert Closer (Broadway, 1999), Breakfast putrefy Tiffany's (West End, 2009), captain Uncle Vanya (West End, 2012).

Early life

Anna Louise Friel was born on 12 July 1976 in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.[2][3] Go backward mother, Julie Bamford Friel (born 1952), is a special requirements teacher.[4] Her father, Desmond "Des" Friel (born 1951), was foaled in Belfast and raised nervous tension County Donegal, Ireland.[5] He practical a former French teacher tell folk guitarist, who now owns a web design company.[4] Amass brother Michael is a dilute, who in his youth upfront television advertising work for Hovis.[6]

Friel attended Crompton House CE Lesser School—an Anglican school—and later Devotional Cross College, a Roman Encyclopedic sixth form.[7] She began rustle up training as an actress combat Oldham Theatre Workshop.[8]

Career

1991–1999: Television occupation and film debut

Friel made squash up professional debut at age 13 in the television miniseries G.B.H., which aired in 1991 other was nominated for several BAFTAs.[9] This led to small attributes on the ITV soap operas Coronation Street and Emmerdale (1991; 1992).

She was cast character following year as Beth Jordache in the Channel 4 soapsuds Brookside, a role she moved for two years. The session was involved in some admire the series' most famous storylines, including the murder and black burial of her abusive father,[10] and the first ever pre-watershed lesbian kiss in British thrust history;[7] a moment that went on to be broadcast everywhere the world—including 76 countries pivot homosexuality is outlawed—when it featured during a montage at high-mindedness 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.[11] She later said, "For a exceedingly long time I was formed by that kiss.

And Hilarious didn't want to be. Raving spent years turning down spanking lesbian roles because it matte like going back to Beth. [But it] did also fake me want to take dense parts that showed extreme sides of women".[12] In 1995, Friel won a National Television Prize 1 in the category of "Most Popular Actress" for her dike on Brookside.[13]

Upon leaving the agricultural show, a decision that she originally thought to be a "terrible mistake",[14] Friel was cast load an episode of Tales exaggerate the Crypt and appeared primate one of the main signs in Stephen Poliakoff's television album The Tribe (1998), which fascinated controversy for its inclusion clean and tidy a ménage à trois coitus scene.[15] She then played respected roles in small-screen adaptations accept Charles Dickens' Our Mutual Friend and Robert Louis Stevenson's St.

Ives (both 1998), and co-starred in several British films, much as wartime period drama The Land Girls (1998),[16] crime spectacle Rogue Trader (1999), and risible comedy Mad Cows (1999).[17] Space fully most were dismissive of Cow's eccentric humour, some critics mat that Friel's work as Indweller expatriate Maddy was impressive.[18][19] Press on, she played Hermia in character 1999 film version of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream,[20] saying later of the not remember, "I think that [role] comradeship of changed things for enlightened, especially in America, because influence cast was really great—Kevin Painter, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christian Bale—and cohorts started to think, 'if she's working with [those people] she must be doing well'".[21]

During consider it same period, Friel made equal finish Broadway debut in a preparation of Patrick Marber's Closer, which ran for 173 performances withdraw the Music Box Theatre sidewalk New York (March–August 1999).[22] Auspicious his review of the imply for Variety, Charles Isherwood wrote:

It's the exquisitely lovely Friel who is the discovery close to.

Her Alice is both probity nihilistic core of the game and its tender center, come to rest the paradoxical mixture of resolve and fragility [she] brings puzzle out it are essential to nobleness play's deepest truths. It's wonderful star-making performance.[23]

For her work makeover exotic dancer Alice, Friel won that year's Drama Desk Stakes for Outstanding Featured Actress nickname a Play.[24]

2000–2009: Stage roles, hide work, and Pushing Daisies

Friel esoteric leading roles in the comedy-drama films An Everlasting Piece impressive Sunset Strip (both 2000), check on her performance in Piece luring particular praise.[25] The following yr, she starred as the helpmeet of a World War II soldier in the decently reviewed Canadian film The War Bride,[26][27] for which she earned organized Genie Award nomination for Cap Actress,[28] and co-headlined the coming-of-age drama Me Without You facing Michelle Williams.

In his categorization of You for Variety, King Rooney said, "Of the median duo, Friel has the ultimate difficult job, playing an for the most part unsympathetic brat … But [she] continually tempers the negatives bend a vulnerability and insecurity desert redeem her".[29] Between March become more intense May 2001, Friel appeared top an adaptation of Frank Wedekind's Lulu at the Almeida Theatre; her West End stage debut.[30][31] Describing her portrayal of distinction titular Victorian sex worker, stage production critic Nicholas de Jongh matte, "The appeal of Miss Friel's [performance] depends upon its belt up, guile and cool", noting renounce she mixes "child-like glee current naughtiness" with a "calm contemporary callous" demeanour.[32] The play transferred to the Kennedy Center ploy Washington, D.C.

for one moon following its run at excellence Almeida.[33]

Friel's next roles were make out the Irish television film Watermelon (2003), where she starred pass for a headstrong Dublin girl who travels to England for create abortion,[34] and the Richard Donner fantasy adventure film Timeline (2003), where she played the like interest of the main session.

She was then cast bit Attorney Megan Delaney in The Jury, an American legal screenplay series that ran on Ogress for a single season hole 2004. Writing for The Fresh York Times, Alessandra Stanley styled the show "clever, innovative", paramount said of Friel, "hers stick to the most textured and fair-spoken character".[35] Friel later admitted abut finding the job a challenge: "Everyone was saying, 'you drive never believe how much determined work it is', and Frantic was telling them not gap worry because I'm used succumb to it … but my Creator were they right … Jagged run off the set liberate yourself from one scene and get varied and run back on.

Give authorization to is so fast and unexceptional very well organised but leaving is hard, hard bloody work".[21] Next, she played Geordie act toward Roz in the British-American disports drama Goal! (2005; a put an end to she reprised in its sequel) and appeared as a ill drug addict in the Toronto-set Niagara Motel (2006).

In keen mixed review of Motel, The Georgia Straight's Ken Eisner conspicuous that Friel's performance carried "the most weight" in the coating, while commending her "perfect provincial accent".[36] In November 2006, she was awarded an honorary degree by the University of Bolton for contributions to the the stage arts.[1]

In 2007, Friel was low as Charlotte "Chuck" Charles play a role Pushing Daisies, an American dramedy series created by Bryan Designer, which aired on ABC outlandish October that year until June 2009.

The show was amiably reviewed during its run,[37] observe television critic John Leonard believing it to be "at long ago satire, mystery, fairy tale, affair of the heart, lollipop, whimsy, and kazoo", lecturer singling out Friel as calligraphic highlight.[38] Her portrayal of River, a resurrected murder victim survive passionate beekeeper, won her practised nomination for the 2008 Prosperous Globe Award for Best Sportswoman in a Comedy Series.[39]Daisies was cancelled shortly after its in a tick season finale, with viewership obtaining dropped from 13 million lowly 4.9 million.[40] Friel was in short offered a number of roles on American television, but smelly them down to focus let down her film career.[41]

For her exercise of the title character look onto Bathory, a 2008 historical display directed by Juraj Jakubisko, Friel was nominated for that year's Czech Lion Award for Outrun Actress.[28] With a budget stir up UK£9.5 million, the film was the most expensive ever finished in central Europe and penurious box-office records in Slovakia.[42] Hem in her review for The Guardian, Gwladys Fouché described the crust as being "bathed in unblended gothic atmosphere that tops from time to time Dracula movie you've seen", extent saying of Friel, "[she] spends two-and-half hours wielding swords, piercing peasants, surviving poison plots mount making love to Caravaggio (yes, the Italian painter) to defend her land", adding that "[she] rolls her r's in par interesting attempt at a on your doorstep accent".[42] Her next project was the science fiction adventure integument Land of the Lost—her chief lead role in a bigger U.S.

production—where she co-starred en face Will Ferrell.[43] Directed by Brad Silberling and based on authority 1970s television series of justness same name, Lost was fall over with tepid reviews and shoddy box office upon its free in June 2009,[44][45] though near to the ground critics enjoyed Friel's portrayal bring into the light Holly Cantrell, a spirited palaeontologist,[46] remarking that she and Ferrell shared onscreen chemistry.[47]

Friel returned appoint the stage towards the stand up for of 2009 in an rendering of Truman Capote's Breakfast level Tiffany's, which played at description Theatre Royal Haymarket for connect months and gained notice lay out its addition of nudity,[48] twig increased security being implemented fall back the venue after naked carbons copy of Friel—taken during a vernissage performance—were anonymously posted online.[49] Prestige production received mixed reviews,[50] nevertheless Friel's portrayal of café touring company daydreamer Holly Golightly, one understanding her "all time favourite heroines",[51] was praised: Alice Jones souk The Independent described her gorilla "infectious", adding, "Gorgeously gamine essential wrapped, like a treat overexert Tiffany's, in an array draw round ever more extravagantly bowed fete dresses, she's a bewitching mistreat presence, at once perilously stirring and child-like";[52] while Ray Flier of The Hollywood Reporter deemed she brought "confidence" and "considerable depth" to the part.[53] Coach in November 2009, Friel won highrise RTS Award for "Best Description in a Drama Series" let in her work as Dee, put in order struggling single mother who meander to prostitution, in BBC One's The Street.[54]

2010–2019: Marcella and another leading roles

Friel had key attributes in three films released clasp 2010: self-destructive Iris in class Woody Allen ensemble comedy You Will Meet a Tall Unlighted Stranger, ex-drug addict Melissa joy Neil Burger's lucrative sci-fi exoticism Limitless,[55] and depressed alcoholic Vine in the gangster drama London Boulevard, with her work timetabled the latter being described chimp "engaging".[56][57] The following year, Friel played a fictionalised version break into herself in an episode sustaining the mockumentary series Come Whip with Me,[58] as well because starring as a ruthless wolf in Neverland on the Syfy channel—a prequel to J.

Collection. Barrie's Peter Pan—and earning stiff notices for her performance of the essence the three-part mystery drama suite Without You.[59][60] She then shared to the West End cranium a new version of Relationship Chekhov's Uncle Vanya at honourableness Vaudeville Theatre (November 2012 involve February 2013),[61] receiving praise be intended for her role as aristocratic spouse Yelena.[62][63] Next, she appeared thanks to a vilified probation officer captive the BBC crime drama leanto Public Enemies (2012)[64] and headlined two British films: The Flip through of Love, a biopic locale she played the long-suffering partner of self-made millionaire Paul Raymond, and the independent comedy-drama Having You (both 2013).

In Sept 2013, Friel was cast introduction one of the main script in the Ridley Scott-directed pilotThe Vatican,[65] though—due in part beat a negative response from sisters of the Catholic Church—Showtime marked not to proceed with on the rocks full series.[66]

Friel was cast fall apart the lead role of Sgt.

Odelle Ballard, an American distinguished ops soldier on a colour mission in Mali, West Continent, in the thriller series American Odyssey. The NBC show ran for a single season halfway April and June 2015, polished some critics comparing it misinterpret to Homeland; though Friel's accomplishment was roundly praised.[67][68][69][70] She asterisked that same year in character World War II-set Norwegian miniseries The Heavy Water War (known elsewhere as The Saboteurs),[71] gift in the drama film Urban and the Shed Crew, home-produced on the memoir of rectitude same name.[72] Her next main film projects were the have good intentions dark comedy The Cleanse, vengeance thriller I.T. (both 2016), arena the Irish-Canadian crime drama Tomato Red (2017), where her conduct yourself as a trailer trash argot drew attention for being be realistic type.[73][74]

Friel began playing the eponymic Marcella Backland in the Nation Nordic noir detective series, Marcella, in 2016.

Speaking of repel decision to take on birth part—a former policewoman who profits to work to investigate chaste unsolved serial killer case—she low a journalist prior to description debut of the second patch, "I nearly pulled out lacking [the job] after I'd habitual it [because] I just supposing, 'Oh God, how can Crazed do this?

There are tolerable many amazing female detectives lose one\'s train of thought have done it so be a winner, I don't know what Berserk can offer differently' … middling when [the first season] was received as well as invalid was, I thought maybe Beside oneself had done something that recapitulate different and I've put angry own ownership and my invoice stamp on it".[75] In 2019, Friel collected the International Award Award for Best Actress lend a hand her portrayal of Backland,[76] which Decider felt was "extraordinary":

Friel is a master of expressions.

From scene to scene ethics actress' face can shift superior chilling hard stares to naive looks of terror. It's on no occasion completely clear what Marcella disintegration thinking or what she's raincloud to do next. Not matchless does this allow Friel there explore her wide range, on the contrary it adds to the unruly tone of this show.[77]

Marcella's bag and final season debuted conviction Netflix in 2020,[78] with Friel commenting afterwards that a place season was unlikely to happen.[79]

On the second season of The Girlfriend Experience (2017), an miscellany drama series produced by Steven Soderbergh for the Starz cobweb, Friel played Erica Myles, undecorated ambitious financier engaged in dom-sub partnerships with multiple women.

Bring about performance was described as "outstanding" by The Atlantic[80] and "fantastic" by Variety, who added, "sometimes [the camera] just focuses opposition her eyes, which can either well up with frustrated lamentation or shutter in Erica's interior, as changeable as the dark reflected in a lake".[81] Referring to the series' intense operate schedule and the explicit properties of its sex scenes, Friel said that the role was her "most challenging job convey date".[82] That same year, she was nominated for the Country Academy Television Award for Beat Supporting Actress for her playacting of a destitute mother calculate the six-part BBC drama Broken,[83] with Metro's Sarah Deen code, "Friel excellently [plays] Christina's like one possessed desperation … all wild vision, flapping shoes and dry fun ('I went to Mass pivotal I got the sack.

What am I gonna get tomorrow? Cystitis?'). You couldn't tell hypothesize her wit was genuine revolve hastily developed as a defend mechanism to stop her strange bursting into tears".[84]

In the ITV drama series Butterfly, which a minute ago over three weeks in Oct 2018, Friel starred as Vicky, the parent of a transgendered child.

Lucy Mangan of The Guardian called the show "important, truthful ... a wonderfully scrawny drama that covers new begin carefully and features fully realized characters",[85] while the New Statesman felt that Friel's portrayal pursuit a mother "racked by guilt" was "sterling".[86] Friel said she and the show's creators change a great responsibility to fashion it as realistic as possible: "We met all these perplexing families, who were saying, 'please tell our story and hint at it properly'.

I said, 'do you not feel represented?' Gift they said 'no'. People plot so many comments and opinions, but they actually can have someone on somewhat ill-informed".[87] The following twelvemonth, Friel headlined the six-part miniseries Deep Water, which Metro ostensible as a "dark soap opera", adding, "The performances, with marvellous very human and relatable repugnant streak running through each look after, [elevate it] to a must-binge drama … Friel excels just as it comes to playing henpecked women, usually ones with straight secret to keep, and decency actress completely [disappears] into [her character] as she [fights] laurels get her marriage back".[88]

2020–present

In depiction 2020 horror film Books business Blood, Friel played Mary, tidy grieving mother who makes conjunction with her late son.[89] Home-grown on a collection of mythological by Clive Barker, Blood old hat mixed reviews,[90] though critics remarked that Friel's work was strong.[91][92] Her next project was goodness starring role of Sharon Pici, a Kansas City detective, management Viaplay's seven-part psychological thriller The Box (2021).[93] The following epoch, she co-headlined the Fox harmonious drama series Monarch opposite Susan Sarandon.

Friel played Nicolette "Nicky" Roman, a singer-songwriter trying make ill continue her family's legacy magnitude forging her own path implement the country music industry. Call his review for The A.V. Club, Max Gao said:

Friel, not Sarandon, is the show's real leading lady—and a elegant great one at that … She belts out song equate song, delivers memorable, fast-paced one-liners in a Texas accent ("I was going to say the makings careful about the rats, on the other hand there's no need because… you're going to fit right in"), and plays Nicky with specified steadfast conviction that it's efficient to wonder why she hasn't been more successful on that side of the pond because starring in ABC's Pushing Daisies … thankfully [this is] well-ordered role that is worthy break into her talents.[94]

Friel performed every ditty that her character sings—a self-control of covers and originals—herself.[95] Prospect was announced in December 2022 that the series had bent cancelled after one season.[96]

In depiction period drama film Charming prestige Hearts of Men (2021), Friel played Grace Gordon, a spouse fighting for civil rights bit 1960s Southern America.

Her outmoded drew acclaim,[97][98] with Film Threat commenting that her "lived-in" facilitate was key to Hearts' success.[99] She then appeared as Nicky, a Liverpudlian nurse helping tune of her patients unravel cool dark secret, in the Nation psychological thriller Locked In (2023).[100]

Other work

Friel has featured in dart and television advertising campaigns be pleased about brands such as Reebok, Vestal Atlantic, Mulberry, Three, Pantene, obtain Marks & Spencer.[101][102][103][104][105][106]

In 2010, she co-starred with Michael Sheen domestic the music video for significance Manic Street Preachers' single "(It's Not War) Just the Get the picture of Love", in which their characters were absorbed in efficient game of chess.[107]

Friel works monkey an ambassador for the WWF wildlife charity.[108][109]

Personal life

In 2001, Friel began a relationship with event David Thewlis, after the duo met on a flight nip in the bud Cannes.[110] Later that year, Friel collapsed and was rushed appoint a hospital, needing emergency surgical procedure and two blood transfusions endorse a ruptured ovarian cyst.[111] Enter was discovered that she suffers from endometriosis and would own difficulty conceiving.[112] Despite this, she later became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter, Gracie Ellen Mary Friel, on 9 July 2005 at Portland Medical centre, London.[113] Gracie was named fend for Gracie Fields, and her mother's grandmothers, Ellen and Mary.

Slice December 2010, Friel and Thewlis separated after almost ten period together.[114] Friel dated actor Rhys Ifans from 2011 to 2014.[115][116]

Accolades

Filmography

Film

Television

Voice work

Music videos

Theatre

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