Anne-Marie Duff
Born on October 8, 1970, in London, she grew up in a working-class Irish family. Studying at the Drama Centre London, she gained prominence with her role as Fiona Gallagher in the acclaimed TV series "Shameless." Known for her versatility, she has appeared in films such as "The Magdalene Sisters" and "Suffragette." Her stage work includes performances with the Royal National Theatre. Celebrated for her depth and authenticity, she continues to be a respected figure in both film and theater.
Movies with Anne-Marie Duff
NOWHERE BOY
Nowhere Boy is a biographical drama film about the early life of John Lennon, focusing on his relationship with his mother and the start of his music...
THE MAGDALENE SISTERS
The Magdalene Sisters is a searing historical drama based on true accounts of young women consigned to Magdalene laundries in postwar Ireland. The...
BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP
A tense psychological thriller about Christine Lucas, who awakens every day with no memory of the last decade. Guided by a patient husband, a...
SUFFRAGETTE
Suffragette is a powerful historical drama that delves into the early feminist movement in the United Kingdom. Set in the early 20th century, it...
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Rafe Spall Toshirô Mifune Pierce Brosnan Richard White Max Simonischek Kristen Schaal Greg Kinnear Harry Melling Adam Goldberg Art Malik Ayane Sakura Sun Yoshisada Sakaguchi Henry Louis Gates Jr. Davison Flórez Tony Amendola Emma Watson Catherine Mary Stewart Julie Benz Sakura Ando John Williams Branko Djuric Bruce Davison Fuyao Glass America workers Natalia Solórzano