Anne-Marie Duff is a multi-award-winning actress with a hugely successful stage and screen career.
Anne-Marie Duff is now starring in Some Woman at the National Theatre in London.
Anne-Marie Duff has worked extensively on stage for over 20 years. She most recently performed in The House of Shades at the Almeida. She made her Broadway debut as Lady Macbeth in 2014, and also performed the role at the National Theatre where her other credits include Saint Joan, Collected Stories, Strange Interlude, King Lear (Ian Charleson Award nomination), War and Peace, Husbands and Sons, and Common. Other theatre credits include The Daughter in Law and The Soldiers Fortune at The Young Vic; Oil (Almeida), Sweet Charity, Days of Wine and Roses (Donmar Warehouse) and Cause Celebre (The Old Vic).
Anne-Marie Duff’s TV roles include Fiona Gallagher in Channel 4’s Shameless, Queen Elizabeth in BBC’s The Virgin Queen, Erin Wiley in Sex Education, Ma Costa in His Dark Materials, her BAFTA Award winning role in Bad Sisters receiving the Best Supporting Actress BAFTA, and as Dr Susannah Newman in the Channel 4 thriller Suspect.
Anne-Marie’s film credits include John Lennon’s mother Julia Stanley in Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Nowhere Boy, plus Suffragette, On Chesil Beach, The Magdalene Sisters, and Notes on a Scandal.
Anne-Marie trained at the Drama Centre in London.
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